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Rhel 7 won't boot on physical server #165
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I'm not a RH subscriber, can you explain what's going wrong there so we can see what caused this? |
If I understand this KB right, disabling |
Ok, this is a known problem: And has been fixed in ansible-os-hardening like this: Who wants to solve this here? :-) |
I will have a look, but maybe we can add some logic like if there is this partition vfat should be enabled ? |
I think adding the logic would be way too much of a hassle. Anyway, switching to UEFI should probably be on anyones todo list, especially when you're interested in hardening, right? I simply removed it from the list of default modules to remove. |
All right that's fine for me ! thank you |
Pragmatic solution, thanks!! |
HardeningFramework-DCO-1.1-Signed-off-by: Tim Stoop <github@timstoop.nl> (github: timstoop) Signed-off-by: Tim Stoop <tim@kumina.nl>
Hello,
I encounter an issue with this module with a HP physical server, using uefi.
To fix the issue I had to use rescue mode and follow this KB :
https://access.redhat.com/solutions/3215551
I'm not an expert, but defaults settings are a bit aggressive don't you think ? Maybe we can add some logic in order to detect uefi and prevent some default settings in this case ?
Or maybe a documentation update.
What do you think ?
Regards,
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