By default, the Librem Key’s admin PIN is 12345678
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thank you. well now i just reset it. i restart it and it keeps taking me to recovery shell
says failed default boot
says “bad counter handle”
Press any key to enter the PureBoot Boot Menu, access Options → Boot Options → Show OS Boot menu, select your reinstalled operating system, then set it as your default boot option within PureBoot.
so i couldn’t find any new boots on boot menu so i just did the emergency start it doesn’t recommend and i’m now fine. but if i turn off and turn back on what will it do?
I still do not know what you are referring to when you say “it”.
the computer
If you turn on the Librem 15, it will display PureBoot as usual.
ok will check thx!
so i restarted. went back to boot menu. says heads can’t generate the TOTP code. won’t let me generate a new totp code.
only way i can start is under boot options:
ignore tampering and force a boot
That is expected behavior.
so me forcing the boot eventually makes forcing the boot go away?
No it does not.
why did you say that was the expected behavior? thx
PureBoot is designed to allow the user to (unsafely) boot even if tampering is detected.
so what do i do to safely boot again?
You can use my instructions in this post to reset the TOTP/HOTP and Librem Key:
awesome! thx!
i did everything. reset. took me to new TOTP. then interface asked me for librem admin.
i typed 12345678
said error. then wouldn’t reset totp
Redo the entire process again with the Librem Key inserted into your Librem 15, then if you encounter any issue(s), explicitly mention which step(s) you experienced them on.
thank you.