Hal Finney wrote on 2013-04-21: > http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-trusted-execution-technology/ > > When I click on any of the SINIT modules, I get Page not found. Hopefully this is > temporary; just thought I'd let you know.
It is temporary case, accessible now. > Oh, while I'm writing: is there any source of old SINIT modules? I ask because I > have a new HP laptop which I can't get tboot to work on. It gets past > getsec[senter] successfully, but when it boots Ubuntu the disk doesn't respond. > I had a similar problem on my old HP workstation, and I fixed it by downgrading > SINIT from version 51 to 17. Actually I don't care about tboot; I'm trying to get > Jon McCune's flicker working, but that uses the same technology. Old SINITs usually contain some vulnerabilities or bugs, so they were not provided. Jimmy > Not very many laptops come with serial ports any more. But it has something > called AMT which can theoretically emulate a serial port over ethernet. I need > to learn how to do this, so I can post logs. > > Hal Finney
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