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DateSat, 26 Apr 2003 22:31:45 -0300
FromWerner Almesberger <>
SubjectRe: Flame Linus to a crisp!
Eric W. Biederman wrote:
> Redhat's kernel is unlikely to get my signature.  Possibly
> at some point there will be a web of trust where that will work
> but in the first approximation distributors kernels will not
> load until I sign them.

Yes, that's exactly the "good" kind of DRM. A few things are
special in your case, though:

 - the "rights owner" and the "user" are the same person
 - the "user" can be trusted
 - you control your firmware

Does TCPA (I suppose that's what Linus' endorsement of DRM is
about) even have the concept of user-installed keys or
certificates ?

- Werner

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