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GRub 2.06 and W10 bitlocker : seems to create unexpected new coexistance
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Eric Valette |
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GRub 2.06 and W10 bitlocker : seems to create unexpected new coexistance problem. Any advice? |
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Sat, 4 Dec 2021 22:59:54 +0100 |
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Hi,
I updated the debian bootloader part of a laptop with W10 and bitlocker
enabled and debian bulleyes with the grub 2.06 version.
I did it the same way as I did with the first installation :
1) suspending bitlocker (not disabling as i would require
disk decryption) before the install,
2) updating grub related pacakges only,
3) and reenabling bitlocker after grub install.
This is typically what Windows10 itself does when updating some
efi/bios/drivers components.
So far (before 2.06), it worked like a charm. I had put all related
shim/grub package on hold just to control the upgrade, enabling me to
perform bitlocker suspend before the upgrade, upgrade, put on debian
package on hold again and renable bitlocker on Windows. Upgraded the
kernel several time, changed module options and so on...
It did the same with 2.06, and I tough it worked or at least I had the
impression it did. But today, without any other grub/efi/ related
upgrade, Windows asks for the bitlocker key saying some
software/hardware components changed.
I know company admin have ways to recover the keys so I do not worry to
much about getting back access to W10 files again but I'm annoyed as I
have no clue off what triggered bitlocker problem (I mean except the
suspected upgrade to 2.06, but that I performed the same way I did
during debian bulleyes initial install (2 bulleyes copies on two disk on
the same PC) that worked flawlessly for 6 months or so.
I know grub 2.06 has TPM support and measured boot enhancement but do
not understand how it can mess with bitlocker as long it is suspended
during the operation. Of course if TPM itself is used and its content
content is modified, and beitlocker notice it some problems may happen.
I just hope the new grub does not touch efi config that windows may
watch/inspect after upgrading the boot system itself otherwyse I will
need to re-enter my key and annoys the W10 admin again and again.
Any clue feedback or advices?
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-- eric
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