Finding out that t2linux is too broken was like finding out that Santa isn't real
this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2024
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Hmm, intel was sued by the literal NSA for the ME so they now need to include a setting for it.
You need to place a specific bit in the BIOS and then it is disabled. This should not cause any problems.
But for some reason, which may be a faulty USB flash install, Dasharo Coreboot on a Clevo NV41 loses the TPM when disabling the ME.
I have 2 nitrokeys so might just use that as secure element instead of my TPM.