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appnote:etoken [2016/05/10 22:41]
mcb30
appnote:etoken [2017/05/10 19:37]
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   * ''​[[https://​github.com/​rhinstaller/​pesign|pesign]]''​   * ''​[[https://​github.com/​rhinstaller/​pesign|pesign]]''​
-  * ''​[[http://​ohnopub.net/~ohnobinki/lcab/|lcab]]''​+  * ''​[[http://​ftp.gnome.org/​pub/GNOME/sources/gcab|gcab]]''​
   * ''​[[https://​www.openssl.org|openssl]]''​   * ''​[[https://​www.openssl.org|openssl]]''​
   * ''​[[https://​github.com/​OpenSC/​OpenSC/​wiki/​Engine-pkcs11-quickstart|engine_pkcs11]]''​   * ''​[[https://​github.com/​OpenSC/​OpenSC/​wiki/​Engine-pkcs11-quickstart|engine_pkcs11]]''​
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 To create a UEFI signing submission, you must create a ''​.cab''​ file containing your (unsigned) ''​.efi''​ files. ​ For example, you can create a ''​submission.cab''​ file containing ''​[[http://​boot.ipxe.org/​ipxe.efi|ipxe.efi]]''​ and ''​[[http://​boot.ipxe.org/​snponly.efi|snponly.efi]]''​ using To create a UEFI signing submission, you must create a ''​.cab''​ file containing your (unsigned) ''​.efi''​ files. ​ For example, you can create a ''​submission.cab''​ file containing ''​[[http://​boot.ipxe.org/​ipxe.efi|ipxe.efi]]''​ and ''​[[http://​boot.ipxe.org/​snponly.efi|snponly.efi]]''​ using
  
-    ​lcab -n -ipxe.efi snponly.efi ​submission.cab+    ​gcab -n -c submission.cab ​ipxe.efi snponly.efi
  
 You can sign the ''​submission.cab''​ file using You can sign the ''​submission.cab''​ file using
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