On Friday, May 1, 2020 at 4:41:16 AM UTC-4, Anil wrote: > > > Nope I can't. You would have to search around for parts following this > doc, do some soldering to adapt spi chip, buy it, reprogram it with > firmware built from source, buy compatible RAM and fastest CPU, case, power > supply and ssd. Information is scattered around. When I said adventurous, I > meant adventurous. > > OK. That means I will have to first spend some time learning more > about this. I can do the soldering, if I know exactly (or find out) > what has to be soldered to what. > > https://github.com/osresearch/heads/issues/712 > > > > > Port and upstreamed doc > > https://www.raptorengineering.com/coreboot/kgpe-d16-status.php > > > > https://libreboot.org/docs/hardware/kgpe-d16.html > > > > Build instructions are valid: > > http://osresearch.net/Building > > > > Status report on heads. No TPM support as of now. But rom can be > remotely attested by libremkey if really really adventurous without a TPM. > Less secure since no internal root of trust. TPM is desired. > > https://github.com/osresearch/heads/issues/134 > > This will certainly help. Thanks. > > > > > It needs adventurous developers or funding to get mainstreamed. Since > the board got dropped by coreboot, I lost a bit of interest pushing for > that last blob free platform in this lonely path. There is developers ready > to do the needed work to bring it back. But funders refused the grant > application. Skilled developers are willing to do required work to bring it > back but I hesitate to completely self fund the whole project right now > since priorities changed, but would be willing for joint partnership. > > > > Anyone interested in bringing back that beast to life contact me at > insurgo at riseup dot net. This is last RYF x86 platform ever for sure. > > I strongly hope some people do that. People working on > laptops/desktops and phones, but not seemingly on servers. It may not > be for a data centre, but at least some personal website. > > > >Or even just as a desktop, will the setup be nearly as secure as > > >PrivacyBeast? > > > > TPM support lacking under coreboot 4.8.1, present under 4.11. Would love > to see that beast fully supported and would even sell it myself under > insurgo umbrella. But I wont do it all alone this time. Partners welcome. > > If I am able to get the hardware and set it up, I can do some routine > part of the work that is not too technical in the sense of knowing the > internal details of TPM or OS kernel etc., with some help, if that can > reduce the effort required. > > > Have funds? > > Not really. At most I can buy one. > > Regards, > > अनिल एकलव्य > (Anil Eklavya) >
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