Re: [coreboot] How come the community meeting is hosted by proprietary software?

[Iru Cai]

I love Matrix (https://matrix.org) and there are already some public
servers (https://www.hello-matrix.net/public_servers.php), including
matrixim.cc hosted by me.

On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 12:36 PM, taii...@gmx.com  wrote:

> Discord is proprietary software, why don't we use something free and open
> source?
>
> I would be more than pleased to set up a SIP server or something to that
> effect (I have only 10mbps upload but I know folks who will give me a VPS
> if I want one).
> There are plenty of FOSS softphones for every OS and you can also use a
> desktop VoIP phone so it would be more convenient.
>
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Re: [coreboot] How come the community meeting is hosted by proprietary software?

[mdn]

I don't have a vps but I can recommend you some good/cheep ones
https://store.vikings.net/libre-hosting-provider-crowdfunding/libre-vps-pre-order
I hope it helps

Le 14/03/2017 05:36, taii...@gmx.com a écrit :
> Discord is proprietary software, why don't we use something free and
> open source?
> 
> I would be more than pleased to set up a SIP server or something to that
> effect (I have only 10mbps upload but I know folks who will give me a
> VPS if I want one).
> There are plenty of FOSS softphones for every OS and you can also use a
> desktop VoIP phone so it would be more convenient.
> 



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[coreboot] How come the community meeting is hosted by proprietary software?

[taii...@gmx.com]

Discord is proprietary software, why don't we use something free and 
open source?


I would be more than pleased to set up a SIP server or something to that 
effect (I have only 10mbps upload but I know folks who will give me a 
VPS if I want one).
There are plenty of FOSS softphones for every OS and you can also use a 
desktop VoIP phone so it would be more convenient.


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Re: [coreboot] Where to get ME image/flash descriptors for the x220?

[Zaolin]

Have fun 
https://github.com/zaolin/coreboot-thinkpad-doc/tree/x220/firmware/splited



On 03/13/2017 09:11 PM, taii...@gmx.com wrote:

On 03/08/2017 01:29 PM, Igor Skochinsky wrote:


Hello Taiidan,

Alas, the 8duj28us.exe update and a few others I checked do not seem 
to contain the ME region or the descriptor. There is 8duj28us.exe 
with the ME update but it requires an already running ME to be 
applied. You could in theory extract the partitions from it and 
assemble into a valid ME region by constructing an FPT but that's not 
trivial. I would suggest you to just take the descriptor and ME 
region from "random people on the internet". The descriptor does not 
contain any code and the ME firmware is signed by Intel so it can't 
be backdoored by randos (there are much easier ways to hack people 
than stealing keys from Intel).

Damn :[
There is also the .iso bios update with the .FL2 and FL1 files what 
about that?


I had heard rumors from a couple people that there are ME signing keys 
floating around in the darknet on some elite hacker forums so I was 
paranoid as I don't want to have my machine used to hack something 
important.





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[coreboot] Where to buy KGPE-D16/KCMA-D8 Accessories? (TPM and KVM chip)

[taii...@gmx.com]

^title

I am looking for a place to buy a compatible TPM and the ASMB4-iKVM chip 
for KGPE-D16 and KCMA-D8 motherboards


I would like a TPM that has the owner controlled CRTM like the one that 
was mentioned on the TALOS project page.


Thanks


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Re: [coreboot] Where to get ME image/flash descriptors for the x220?

[taii...@gmx.com]

On 03/08/2017 01:29 PM, Igor Skochinsky wrote:


Hello Taiidan,

Alas, the 8duj28us.exe update and a few others I checked do not seem to contain the ME 
region or the descriptor. There is 8duj28us.exe with the ME update but it requires an 
already running ME to be applied. You could in theory extract the partitions from it and 
assemble into a valid ME region by constructing an FPT but that's not trivial. I would 
suggest you to just take the descriptor and ME region from "random people on the 
internet". The descriptor does not contain any code and the ME firmware is signed by 
Intel so it can't be backdoored by randos (there are much easier ways to hack people than 
stealing keys from Intel).

Damn :[
There is also the .iso bios update with the .FL2 and FL1 files what 
about that?


I had heard rumors from a couple people that there are ME signing keys 
floating around in the darknet on some elite hacker forums so I was 
paranoid as I don't want to have my machine used to hack something 
important.


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Re: [coreboot] Crowdfunding Status for KGPE-D16 BMC Port Offer

[Timothy Pearson]

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After campaign close, we have funded three of the four stretch goals!
In addition to providing the base BMC port, we will be adding support
for the KGPE-D16 BMC to Flashrom, adding support for the IPMI remote
serial console, and enabling BMC-based hardware thermal management.

Pledges are currently being collected and work will start after pledge
collection has been completed.  Thank you all for your support and we
hope to be able to make the KGPE-D16 a worthy addition to any security
and freedom conscious datacenter!

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Re: [coreboot] Suspend-to-RAM on Thinkpad X230

[Gert Menke]

On 2017-03-12 18:58, Kyösti Mälkki wrote:

As indicated by the clean boot log, it's a failure to write MRC cache.
Could be that our SPI flash routines have regressed or were never
tested for a setup with 4Mib + 8MiB SPI flash parts installed. Or
there may be some unwritten rule about CBFS size and the location of
MRC cache.


I see. Is there anything I can do to help?

Gert

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