Jeez, I wish. Nah, all I did was use Intel FIT (available online) to configure an image to match the vendor's configuration (importing a full SPI dump to FIT will cause it to parse the image. You can then give it a different stock image (say, a different version. My laptop's OEM has never released a BIOS update with a newer ME version, leaving me vulnerable to everything) and it will place the configuration inside that stock image). I used ifdtool on the repacked SPI dump to grab the ME section and gave that to coreboot.
I assumed that this might fix something because ME is apparently involved in all kinds of platform bring-up (which I think doesn't belong there. It feels like it would better belong in the FSP), from ICC to SMBus and maybe I2C. I hoped something might fix my display without any more work. Tl;dr MEAnalyzer would now say that my image is "Configured," rather than "Uninitialized." I should assume that if the MFS partitions were extracted, it would largely match that of the vendor's BIOS. _______________________________________________ coreboot mailing list -- coreboot@coreboot.org To unsubscribe send an email to coreboot-le...@coreboot.org
