> From: René Korthaus [mailto:i...@cordney.com]
> Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2010 9:56 AM
>
> Hi,
>
> is there any [preferably] paper, wiki or design document available that 
> explains, at least
> roughly, what TBoot does? I know the Intel Dynamics of a Trusted Platform 
> book, but this is
> not helpful for me.
> I need something that I can use for a review and to be scientifically citable.
>
> Thanks, René

tboot is an implementation of an Intel(R) TXT MLE (Measured Launched 
Environment).  The "Intel® Trusted Execution Technology Software Development 
Guide" at http://www.intel.com/technology/security/ describes how an MLE works 
and how to write one--tboot follows this documentation (with the caveat that 
the doc describes writing an MLE for a late launch whereas tboot is early 
launch and this a little less complicated with regards to handling APs and 
existing state).

Joe

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