thanks for the clarification - tagging accordingly.
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May 28 2021
May 27 2021
not a PureOS issue. Also, me_cleaner is pretty much dormant/dead
this can be closed, flashrom doesn't whitelist anymore
not a PureOS issue
I take your word for it :-)
@nicole This sounds like your area of expertice...
Nope, not my department, that's @MrChromebox
I am fairly sure this has been fixed. @MrChromebox ?
Nope, this is Coreboot, so if at all then @MrChromebox
This has been addressed in the Librem14 but we will not retr-fix this for the older L13 or L15, I'm afraid. Closing.
@nicole This sounds like your area of expertice...
@nicole This sounds like your area of expertice...
@nicole This sounds like your area of expertice...
@kakaroto Is this an issue with PureOS or the Librem laptops? If it is the latter then please track that somewhere at the Puri.sm Gitlab instead.
@kakaroto Is this an issue with PureOS or an issue with laptop hardware?
That's four years old, I am fairly sure this has long been resolved.
@kakaroto is this still an issue?
Dec 12 2020
Good morning, i have installed Linux PureOS in pc but the WiFi icon does not exist on PureOS, it said that 'WiFi adapter not found. I have a High Gain Wireless Usb adapter TP-LINK, TL-WN722N, V1.10. I´ m new in Linux. Please help me.
Oct 6 2020
Do you know what model your Wifi adapter is? It may require proprietary drivers to function which we do not include in PureOS.
Oct 3 2020
Oct 1 2019
Nicely done -- installing on your Mac is pretty cool. :-)
Sep 6 2019
Understandable and I don't intend to be rude or disrespectful. I have read other posts where this particular request appears to be parked repeatedly. I'm at a desperation point and only intend to imply the desperation and not to offend anyone or hurt anyone's feelings.
Sep 5 2019
I don't think this is the way to request for support. Please be kind and read other issues related with your problem first.
Sep 4 2019
Jun 1 2018
Jan 29 2018
The format was reverse engineered by PT at Blackhat 2017 : https://www.blackhat.com/eu-17/briefings.html#intel-me-flash-file-system-explained
Dec 1 2017
It's been merged, so yeay!
https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner/pull/70
Nov 24 2017
Also, I only submitted the patch via that email. I haven't committed it to any repos yet. You're free to take my code and run with it to finish this -- thank you!
Hey @kakaroto -- this has been on my todo list, but if you can do it first (plus if you can do it for the L13, which I don't have information on) then please go ahead. My patch works with my L15 but I don't have more than one model to test it on.
Nov 23 2017
Well, I can not say for all combinations but I have M.2 SATA + 2.5" SATA in my L13. In Seabios the M.2 SATA preceeds the 2.5" SATA drive, in Linux the 2.5" SSD becomes sda and the M.2 SATA ssd becomes sdb, this is what dmesg says:
Thanks a lot @habs for the contribution. I never did that because I also couldn't figure out proper docs on what those 4 PCI IDS should be., but it feels to me like it can be any PCI device on the machine, I just didn't think that they would uniquely identify the librems. I'm now realizing that uniquely identifying via PCI is not needed, but it rather needs to identify with PCI + dmi information, so it's fine as is.
I tested your patch but unfortunately it didn't work, because the ISA bridge doesn't have a subsystem id, so the pci id that worked for me is : {0x8086, 0x9d48, 0, 0, 0x8086, 0x1904, 0x8086, 0x2015}
Did you send the patch to them via gerrit or do you want me to finish it (add the info for librem 13, and for the previous revisions?) then send it in one commit ?
@nicole: SeaBIOS will boot from the M.2 and I think linux will assign 'sda' to the HDD it boots from, no ? If you have a linux installed on the 2.5" and you boot on it, the 2.5" would be seen as "sda" in that case, no ?
Nov 19 2017
The order that Linux detects the devices is also the other way araound, i.e. the M.2 becomes, if present, sda and the 2.5" SATA becomes sdb if M.2 is present. This should, if possible, also be reflected in Coreoot/Seabios. It is confusing when the first detected Coreboot/Seabios disk becomes the second one in Linux.
Nov 16 2017
wow, thanks a lot @habs ! I am really happy to see this!
I submitted a patch for the Librem 15 here: https://mail.coreboot.org/pipermail/flashrom/2017-November/015218.html