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;; Module Name:
;;
;;   FactoryDefaultConfig.ini
;;
;; Abstract:
;;
;;   The information file for FactoryCopy.bin
;;


[HeaderSetting]
  ;;
  ;; Here are two ways to provide NvStoreBlockSize, NvStoreBlockNum and FactoryDefaultSize information.
  ;; 1. Use NvStoreBlockSize, NvStoreBlockNum and NvStoreBlockNum definition in HeaderSetting section.
  ;; 2. Use FlashMapFile defintion in HeaderSetting section, and then utility will get these settings from FlashMap file.
  ;; If user wants to generate FactoryCopy.bin while building BIOS, the suggested method is 2.
  ;; If user wants use tool to generate FactoryCopy.bin (user doesn't have FlashMap file), the suggested method is 1.
  ;; Note: If user uses these two methods at the same time, tool will use FlashMap to get these information. (method 2).
  ;;
;  NvStoreBlockSize    = 0x1000
;  NvStoreBlockNum     = 0x34
;  FactoryDefaultSize  = 0x2000
  FlashMapFile        = FlashMap.h

  ;;
  ;; Define the default owner GUID.
  ;; If certification doesn't specify owner GUID, it will use default owner GUID.
  ;; If certification specifies its owner GUID, it will use its owner GUID.
  ;; Note: If user doesn't specify default owner GUID, the default owner GUID is 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
  ;;
  DefaultOwnerGUID    = 77fa9abd-0359-4d32-bd60-28f4e78f784b

  ;;
  ;; TimeStamp statement to specify time stamp and this statement is optional.
  ;; If user doesn't write this statement, tool will use current time as time stamp.
  ;; The format of time stamp is AAAA/BB/CC DD:EE:FF.  Ex: 2012/12/01 15:33:20, 0000/00/00 00:00:00....
  ;; Fromat Definition :
  ;; AAAA : Year      BB   : Month      CC   : Day
  ;; DD   : Hour      EE   : Minute     FF   : Second
  ;;
  TimeStamp           = 0000/00/00 00:00:00

;;
;; Certification format in PlatformKey, KeyExchangeKey, AuthorizedSignatureDatabase and
;; ForbiddenSignatureDatabase section:
;; FileName         [OWNER_GUID = xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx]
;;
;; Support two different type file name:
;; 1. .cer file is a X509 format file.
;; 2. .auth file is a EFI_VARIABLE_AUTHENTICATION_2 format file which may contain multiple signature list.
;;
[PlatformKey]
  TestPk.cer              OWNER_GUID = 55555555-5555-5555-5555-555555555555

[KeyExchangeKey]
  KEK_MSFTproductionKekCA.cer

[AuthorizedSignatureDatabase]
  db_MSFTproductionWindowsSigningCA2011.cer
  db_MSFTproductionUEFIsigningCA.cer
  SecureFlash.cer

[ForbiddenSignatureDatabase]
  DbxUpdate.auth
  ;;
  ;; dbxupdate_x64.auth, dbxupdate_arm64.auth and dbxupdate_x86.auth are used to fix GRUB2 
  ;; security issue for individual architecture. User can add them to [ForbiddenSignatureDatabase] 
  ;; (for example: DXE is x64 so we need add dbxupdate_x64.auth to fix this issue.). However, 
  ;; adding it will cause older version  Linux (before 2021/04/29) cannot boot in secure boot 
  ;; enabled environment. Kernel default setting doesn't add it and project can decide to add it or 
  ;; not.
  ;;  
  
[CapsuleSignatureDatabase]
  SecureFlash.cer
  TestRoot.cer
  AdlMeCapProd.cer