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I really don't like to have anything to do with those people. ]
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should be to make tomorrow better than today, even if the progress is
small ;-)
No, just alone from purely technical perspective, x86 is misdesigned in
many ways - including it's spinoffs like ACPI or UEFI. Yes, it gives
lots of computing power on a single dice, and you get get it anyw
needs to do is some early setup, in order to
load the kernel (and perhaps initrd).
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nywhere, I could imaging
letting the coreboot build system also fetch and build that tool when
needed.
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temperature control, etc. ... but for now, that's all just phantasy :(
I think the best idea would be just moving away from x86.
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> [1.136791] CR2:
> [1.140094] ---[ end trace a6e00f6a2ecfb185 ]---
> [1.144679] RIP: 0010:_raw_spin_lock+0xc/0x20
> [1.149011] Code: 01 00 00 75 05 48 89 d8 5b c3 e8 1f f7 9a ff eb
f4 66 66 2b
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stuff might be put into DT)
Have a look at how busybox handles these things.
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Maybe for exactly that reason. (see: arch/x86/kernel/quirks.c)
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d behaviour is enabled, but
can be disabled if really needed.
On my Box, Linux reports using IO-APIC. I think because cpuid has arat
flag (always running apic timer). My wild guess is that HPET isn't used
at all in this case. (perhaps because using it seems not very efficient)
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complex and badly
documented hw platform doesn't seem unusual. ARM is *much* easier here.
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nd are used on daily basis long long
before IME (also long long before UEFI)
I fail to imagine any sane technical or business reasons (except some
highly criminal ones) for doing things like IME.
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didn't find
any register specs for this one yet.
Does anybody here have some more detailed information on that ?
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Considering Intel ME - does it ring any bells ? :o
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On 03.12.2017 12:35, ingegneriafore...@alice.it wrote:
Hi,
Forensic Consultant > Tribunale di Lecce
Just curious: what is that Tribunale di Lecce ?
Is this a court ?
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hash matches one of those
accepted by the ME (the hash is SHA512 in the latest versions, was
SHA-1 before).
maybe we should ask our friends @google, whether they could spend
enough computing power to crack it ;-)
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;m
currently trying to bring people together to build hi performance
ARM cluster boards (kind of single board mainframe).
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cant completely replace it.
If it would be possible to read out the privkey or burn in another
one, that blockade would be fallen.
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e used to get around that ?
thx.
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