Author(s):	Dong Wei
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Description:	UEFI Secure Boot feature has attracted a lot of attentions from the Linux community. This presentation details the motivations behind the creation of the UEFI technology, the history and future of its industry adoption on systems based on a variety of processor architectures. It contrasts the differences between the TCG Trusted Boot and UEFI Secure Boot, and what role, if any, TPM plays in either or both. It discusses the motivations and history of the UEFI Secure Boot feature. The main targeted audience of this presentation is the Linux OS loader and kernel developers dealing with the machine dependent interactions with the platforms. markdown
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