On Sunday, January 26, 2020 3:34 PM, Simon Newton <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Have you considered different permutations of me_cleaner - for example using
> the AltMeDisable/HAP switch instead of the partition removal method? i tend
> to do both the partition removal and the altme/hap switch, but some
> motherboards simply dont like partitions removed.In those cases, ive used
> HAP/altMEdisable and ME has stayed inoperative. Theres a reason a certain
> three letter agency asked for that switch to be there for their high
> assurance platform. Id be surprised if the HAP switch setting didnt work -
> try the lowercase -s switch.
>
> Another area to consider would be whitelisting some FTPR modules when running
> me_cleaner and see if that resolves the issue with SATA, if you really have
> to run the partition removal method. Some of my mobos require --whitelist
> EFFS,FCRS
>
>>
>
> --
> Kind Regards,
>
> Simon Newton
>
> E: [email protected]
I have not tried to run me_cleaner on the blob myself, I got the information on
broken SATA from the me_cleaner GitHub bug report.
I rely on internal programmer, so I have not made too many experiments in fear
of bricking the system. But if system still boots from USB after messing with
ME, I can make some experiments with me_cleaner, as a disable ME would be
better than anything else.
Regards,
Mogens Jensen
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