enable tpm simulation for virtual machines #1510
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looks like the swtpm package is missing from the ubuntu based ci image so I will add it. |
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This commit: - Appends the libvirt VM definition xml templates to include tpm simulation. This commit is needed to enable the testing of use-cases where tpm features e.g. disk encryption, remote secure boot attestation, random hash generation, measured boot etc are used. Signed-off-by: Adam Rozman <[email protected]>
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I am checking, even though it runs the swtpm install QEMU complains that swtpm is not in $PATH |
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/test metal3-centos-e2e-integration-test-release-1-10 Just using this PR to register 1.10 tests in GH. |
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This commit is needed to enable the testing of use-cases where tpm features e.g. disk encryption, remote secure boot attestation, random hash generation, measured boot etc are used.