[coreboot] ThinkPad X230 with working truncated ME and 11 MB space for payload
Marek Behun
kabel at blackhole.sk
Sat Apr 15 14:13:56 CEST 2017
I have just now managed to flash my X230 with ME truncated to 828 KiB.
I used an older version of me_cleaner (commit d1abbca2). This is
because the current version of me_cleaner (which truncates ME to 96
KiB) does not work for me (X230 won't boot).
The currently active modules in my ME are (listed with unhuffme):
BUP CLS ClsPriv FTCS HOSTCOMM KERNEL POLICY ROMP RSA SESSMGR TDT
UPDATE
Note that originally ME contained all this modules:
admin_cm BOP BUP CLS ClsPriv CONF_STACK eac FTCS HOSTCOMM ICC JOM
KERNEL krb LOCL_GER MPC NET_SERVICES NET_STACK NFC Pavp PLDM POLICY
ROMP RSA sal secio SESSMGR TDT tls UPDATE utilities WCOD_PUMA wlan
So the remove modules are:
admin_cm BUP CONF_STACK eac ICC JOM krb LOCL_GER MPC NET_SERVICES
NET_STACK NFC Pavp PLDM sal secio tls utilities WCOD_PUMA wlan
I do not know what all can the modules that I left there do, but my
e1000e is working.
The current layout of the flash is:
00000000:00000fff fd
000d2000:00bfffff bios
00003000:000d1fff me
00001000:00002fff gbe
This left me with 10.85 MiB for the payload.
I am attaching my current descriptor.bin and me.bin, if someone wants
to try.
Marek
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