variants/novacustom_nv4x_adl/releases.md: remove link to dev_signed bin #696
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dev_signed binaries are used for testing and development, but are not relevant for regular users and introduce unnecessary confusion. An user has already asked which one they should use. Remove the link for clarity. Signed-off-by: Michał Kopeć <michal.kopec@3mdeb.com>
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This is not consistent with what we do for MSI. dev_signed are needed to confirm reproducibility, so at least we should level the signatures and hashes. |
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Ack. Would be nice to have a tool to compare code sections of different binaries, ignoring data sections like ME data, bootsplash, Vboot sigs, MRC cache etc |
The need of explaining this to users is still unresolved I assume.
How do we communicate that to users? |
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dev_signed binaries are used for testing and development, but are not relevant for regular users and introduce unnecessary confusion. A user has already asked which one they should use.
Remove the link for clarity.