* [gentoo-user] Intel® Trusted Execution Technology - INTEL_TXT
@ 2010-03-24 21:59 Mick
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Is INTEL_TXT needed on a kernel for a laptop?
The kernel (2.6.32-r7) advises:
"If you are unsure as to whether this is required, answer N."
Although I understand the general principle of this, I don't know what impact
it may have on day to day terms.
(A healthy dosage or paranoia is OK, but on the other hand I don't even run
SELinux here.)
Have you tried it and if yes what did you notice?
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Mick
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