Martin Kepplinger-Novakovic

you connect the pins from the SOIC clip here https://github.com/merge/skulls/tree/master/x230#open-up-the-x230 to the RPi here https://github.com/merge/skulls/tree/master/x230#hardware-example-raspberry-pi-3 (ignore the 3 UART pins on the left if you don't use them, they don't...

> > you connect the pins from the SOIC clip here https://github.com/merge/skulls/tree/master/x230#open-up-the-x230 to the RPi here https://github.com/merge/skulls/tree/master/x230#hardware-example-raspberry-pi-3 (ignore the 3 UART pins on the left if you don't use them,...

afaik that's not supported by coreboot

we are mostly set up to easily add a new device to our source tree here. It's not hard and no technical problem at all. I personally just don't have...

do you have a lenovo-bios backup of your T430?

ok. let's try without. you should have 2 8-pin chips, just like you do on the X230, see https://doc.coreboot.org/mainboard/lenovo/xx30_series.html is that right?

ok. I created an onionshare receive-site temporarily. can you use torbrowser and visit http://onionshare:enjoying-creatable@ypb5sx75z2onvgz5y7nmaap3dwr5nsdtzffblq3qu3yu4zvfcy3bsiad.onion to send files?

thanks. I'll have a look during the upcoming days... I hope

@Dongerrs I don't know what you mean. Installing a pre-built binary is documented (as well as running me_cleaner and so on), and rebuilding our image is different story, here: https://github.com/merge/skulls/blob/master/x230/README.md#how-to-reproduce-the-release-images...

> The ThinkPad T430, T530, W530 and T430s only have TPM support from coreboot 4.9. All of these boards are trivial copy pastes from their **20 counterparts with only needed...