commit be19c8956895e830c24ce3bd3ac42bf962df01f0
Author: coelner <waenger@googlemail.com>
Date:   Thu Sep 10 18:02:20 2020 +0200

    WIP

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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+echo $1
+sudo parted --script -a optimal $1 \
+    mkpart primary fat32 0% 256MiB \
+    mkpart primary ext4 256MiB 2GiB \
+    mkpart primary ext4 2GiB 100% \
+    set 1 boot on &&
+sudo mkfs.vfat -F 32 $1p1 &&
+sudo mkfs.ext4 $1p2 &&
+sudo mkfs.ext4 $1p3
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+# GnuPG root
+To get the hole gpg thing working, you should use a offline computer. This system needs to kept save and usually generates and/or store your master key. From this system you would also deliver those subkeys, which you can use on a daily base.
+Most people do not have laying around a lot of hardware, which the would spend using for this. In general nobody uses a dedicated offline root CA, if I need to explain why privacy is important.
+
+
+# Prerequisites
+
+ 1. small embedded linux powered device
+ 2. easily available and widely used platform
+ 3. security orientated os
+ 4. offline update
+ 5. RO system
+ 6. persistance with overlay
+ 7. possible file integrity checks
+ 8. USB-A connector(s) for the GNUK token/SmartCard Reader
+
+# terminal user interface
+
+## main page - overview
+
+1. Integrity OK/Fail
+ 1. /root filesystem
+ 2. user config
+ 3. .gnupg path
+2. rootCA/MasterKey SmartCard/GNUK available
+3. user SmartCard/GNUK available
+4. RNG status
+5. RTC/Time/Date status
+6. Key Expire failure/warning
+7. Key length Failure/Warning (BSI recommendation)
+8. revocation certificate available
+
+# Links
+https://vincentserpoul.github.io/post/alpine-linux-rpi0/
+
+## 00-preparation
+ 1. format sd card with 3 partitions
+  1. MBR 'msdos'
+  2. 256MB  FAT32 for /boot partition
+  3. 2GB    ext4 for overlay
+ 2. extract image: tar -xzvf ~/Downloads/alpine-rpi-3.12.0-armhf.tar.gz -C /run/media/**** --no-same-owner 
+ 3. edit cmdline.txt
+ 4. create usercfg.txt
+ 5. prepare /cache with useful apk (e2fsprogs, lsblk, vim, gnupg, gnupg-scdaemon, ccid, opensc, tmux, htop, exfat-utils, cryptsetup, mkinitfs )
+ 6. connect UART TX/RX/GND to pin 8/10/6
+ 7. boot rpi
+ 8. mount second partition to folder /media/mmcblk0p2
+ 9. change /etc/lbu/lbu.conf
+ 10. run setup-alpine ( rc-update add wpa_supplicant boot [confirm])
+ 11. fix chrony and rtc (rc-update add hwclock boot, rc-update -u [confirm])
+ 12. add community repo (ccid, opensc)
+ 13. rc-update del acpid default (arm only)
+
+
+
+## rng
+the kernel has hwrnd support (CONFIG_HW_RANDOM_BCM2835=y)
+haveged speeds up the random process to 40seconds
+rngd speeds up this to 52 seconds
+an added BT4.0 usb adapter speeds up this to 20seconds
+an added usb stick speeds up this to 5 seconds
+lbu include /var/lib/misc/random-seed [needs confirm]
+
+## rtc
+a ds3231 is added to the i2c pins and works due the added 'dtoverlay=i2c-rtc,ds3231'
+[   29.896261] rtc-ds1307 1-0068: registered as rtc0
+glibc posix api change and leads to hwclock openRC bug https://github.com/OpenRC/openrc/issues/352
+CONFIG_RTC_HCTOSYS not set
+
+
+## encrypted container (encrypted storage)
+
+fallocate -l 100MB PRIVATE
+cryptsetup -v luksFormat PRIVATE
+--use secure passphrase
+cryptsetup -v luksOpen PRIVATE private_file
+mkdir /mnt/private_file
+mount /dev/mapper/private_file /mnt/private_file
+--Umount and close file
+umount /mnt/private_file
+cryptsetup luksClose private_file
+
+
+
+### links
+https://github.com/hashbang/airgap
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