I guess the problem can be solved by using the two-level boot mode (privileged and non-privileged). In the privileged mode, you can change the keys and BIOS and whatever you want and you can develop whatever software you want to go with the same. And in non-privileged mode, nothing can not be changed.
The basic problem with not having such a system is that one would not be able to install one's custom BIOS/UEFI for whatever reason one would want to.
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Re: key managment
Date: 2011-10-20 02:53 am (UTC)The basic problem with not having such a system is that one would not be able to install one's custom BIOS/UEFI for whatever reason one would want to.