~Toughbooktalk~

cf19mk5 has better sata speed than mk6 and also better turbo boost. but overall mk6 has better performance, as mk5 can't sustain turbo speeds for long periods. afai(d)k I've realized two weeks ago that my cf19mk6 has to stay in service until at least cf20mk3 comes out, as cf20mk1 is ~30% thinner/lig...

whatever me_cleaner or intel FIT do output is invalid according to FWUpdLcl64.exe, probably due to OEM RSA signing current challenge seems to be to get a so called "full dump" and see if corna version of me_cleaner and it's -s option play along with this OEM RSA stuff Me.bin by panasonc is...

okay, after updating bios from V06.00L10 to V06.00L12 and resetting bios-amt config ("unconfiguring ME"), I get the same results with intelmetool -s, but I also get a different / new error via panasonic me update tool on patched ME.bin C:\UpdateMeFirmware>UpdateMeFirmware.bat Panasonic ME ...

You might be able to run me_cleaner though, idk. yeah, me_cleaner.py works fine, as it just modifies the bin file it's ifdtool that doesn't work, as it flashed the bin file to some eprom thinkpad x230 also uses qm77 ... people seem to have to use external flashers (e.g. raspi) currently trying to g...

I've booted with grub option iomem=relaxed, which made intelmetool output a bit more verbose: Bad news, you have a `QM77 Express Chipset LPC Controller` so you have ME hardware on board and you can't control or disable it, continuing... MEI not hidden on PCI, checking if visible MEI found: [8086:1e3...

ah, coreboot/util/intelmetool solves the riddle.

[user@dom0 intelmetool]$ sudo ./intelmetool -s
Bad news, you have a 'QM77 Express Chipset LPC Controller' so you have ME hardware on board and you can't control or disable it, continuing...

This is not Linux specified, but I assume this forum is best suited for reaching out to the relevant crowd ;-) So, I was delighted to hear that me_cleaner now supports setting the HAP bit: https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner/commit/350903a695851dda20b2be5d6099b58e377653b7 And thus I wanted to update...

the bottleneck question remains unanswered. just to give it one more try: do you do dynamic routing as in ospf/bgp? if yes: why not propagate a blackhole route for the offending source ips to your upstream isp and let them deal with it? (remember to flush offenders list after some time, otherwise yo...

This thread seems to tell four different stories, so far. ... 1) bringing the 1GB fiber line to a hault. ... 2) They are attacking the gateway which is affecting the firewall(s) 3) behind it! ... 4) I have enabled the 30 day free tried of the IDP which should stop this. I'm doing network stuff for a...