[tboot-devel] Problem using PEG instead of IGD on GM45

2012-04-19 Thread Andrew Goodbody
Hi, I can successfully perform a measured boot with TBOOT on my platform which is based on GM45 chipset as long as the internal Intel graphics device is used. If I disable the IGD and use an MXM card connected to the PEG port, then I get a reset at GETSEC(SENTER) and the error code returned is

Re: [tboot-devel] Problem using PEG instead of IGD on GM45

2012-04-19 Thread Andrew Goodbody
On 19/04/12 12:49, Wei, Gang wrote: This looks like a strange issue, can you tell which model of platform(exactly retail model) are you using? Meanwhile please send logs for both iGfx& PEG card cases. Jimmy Hi Jimmy, Thanks for the response. The machine is the Tadpole Topaz, http://www.gd

Re: [tboot-devel] Problem using PEG instead of IGD on GM45

2012-04-23 Thread Andrew Goodbody
On 19/04/12 12:49, Wei, Gang wrote: > Thanks for report issues in this list. > > 0xc4f1 'DMA remap engine enabled' should be an error. In SINIT ACM, it > need to enable vt-d PMR regions, which need DMA remap engine disabled. The > DMA remap engine should only be enabled after launching into

[tboot-devel] Unknown error from TPM

2012-05-21 Thread Andrew Goodbody
I am getting a reset on executing SENTER and the error code reported is from the TPM but I cannot decode it. The error is 0x1ff which is way above any of the lists of TPM error codes I can find. I have attached the log. This is on an Ivy Bridge machine. Thanks, Andrew TBOOT: **

[tboot-devel] parse_err produces the wrong result for a TPM error

2012-05-23 Thread Andrew Goodbody
The use of bit fields in parse_err is not working correctly. ./parse_err 0xc01128d1 ERRORCODE: 0xc01128d1 AC module error : acm_type=0x1, progress=0x0d, error=0xa TPM error code = 0x0 Whereas the correct response should be 0x11. Bit fields are a minefield, they should not be used. Andrew -

Re: [tboot-devel] tboot setup with Ubuntu Server 12.10 and20_linux_tboot

2013-03-05 Thread Andrew Goodbody
On 05/03/13 21:27, Jay Schwichtenberg wrote: > The problem I have is it goes through the boot process and after > TBOOT calls GETSEC[SENTER] it reboots and goes through the splash > screen and grub menus again. The reset after SENTER shows that something is not set up correctly. In order to know