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Update MokVars.txt #598

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Expand Up @@ -63,28 +63,33 @@ State variables:
MokList: A list of authorized keys and hashes. An EFI_SIGNATURE_LIST
as described in the UEFI specification. BS,NV

MokListRT: A copy of MokList made available to the kernel at runtime. RT
MokListRT: A copy of MokList made available to the kernel at runtime. BS,RT

MokListX: A list of forbidden keys and hashes. An EFI_SIGNATURE_LIST
as described in the UEFI specification. BS,NV

MokListXRT: A copy of MokListX made available to the kernel at runtime. RT
MokListXRT: A copy of MokListX made available to the kernel at runtime. BS,RT

MokSBState: An 8-bit unsigned integer. If 1, shim will switch to
insecure mode. BS,NV

MokSBStateRT: A copy of MokSBState made available to the kernel at runtime.
This allows the OS to query the shim secure mode setting for its own
verification purposes. BS,RT

MokDBState: An 8-bit unsigned integer. If 1, shim will not use db for
verification. BS,NV

MokIgnoreDB: An 8-bit unsigned integer. This allows the OS to query whether
or not to import DB certs for its own verification purposes.
MokIgnoreDB: A copy of MokDBState made available to the kernel at runtime.
This allows the OS to query whether or not to import DB certs for its own
verification purposes. BS,RT

MokPWStore: A SHA-256 representation of the password set by the user
via MokPW. The user will be prompted to enter this password in order
to interact with MokManager.
to interact with MokManager. BS,NV

MokListTrusted: An 8-bit unsigned integer. If 1, it signifies to Linux
to trust CA keys in the MokList. BS,NV

MokListTrustedRT: A copy of MokListTrusted made available to the kernel
at runtime. RT
at runtime. BS,RT
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