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0 pointsWowfunhappy4y ago0 comments

It sounds like VMWare agrees with you.

> Unlike VMware, which creates a virtual TPM, VirtualBox's new driver will require a host to have a TPM 2.0 processor for this feature to work.

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VMWare's is the right approach. I wouldn't want a Linux system's TPM polluted with MS keys.

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0 pointsWowfunhappy4y ago0 comments

It sounds like VMWare agrees with you.

> Unlike VMware, which creates a virtual TPM, VirtualBox's new driver will require a host to have a TPM 2.0 processor for this feature to work.

VMWare's is the right approach. I wouldn't want a Linux system's TPM polluted with MS keys.

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