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    <pubDate>Tue, 15 May 2012 13:46 +0200</pubDate>
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      <title>Installing Xen-unstable with vTPM support</title>
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<p>This document could be called "How to install Xen with virtual TPM
support on Debian GNU/Linux?". In another blog posts I will write about
TPM, Virtual TPM (vTPM) and the current vTPM implementation in Xen. But
for now I need to set up a computer to play with vTPM, so I have written
this document to be sure that I won't forget the steps I performed. I am
sure this documentation will be useful to someone.</p>

<p>To properly understand what I am witting about in this document,
make sure to have the minimal background in kernel compilation, and in Xen
configuration and usage. I advise you to read the whole document before
doing anything to be sure that you understand what you will do.</p>
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