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MEI device not found, huh? #21

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gavinhungry opened this issue Jan 14, 2018 · 3 comments
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MEI device not found, huh? #21

gavinhungry opened this issue Jan 14, 2018 · 3 comments

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@gavinhungry
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intelmetool worked fine on my ThinkPad T460s with Sunrise Point-LP (See #19). After applying me_cleaner -s (set HAP bit only) though, I get:

Bad news, you have a `Sunrise Point-LP LPC Controller` so you have ME hardware on board and it is very difficult to remove, continuing...
RCBA at 0x00000000
MEI not hidden on PCI, checking if visible
MEI device not found, huh?
exiting

(I did remove mei modules and include iomem=relaxed)

Any idea what's up here? I'd like to compare to pre-me_cleaner output.

@zamaudio
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Looks like your MEI pci device has been disabled by the HAP bit. But I did a change to the code that looks for RCBA base address in the southbridge on your platform, which is probably not the correct thing to do because on newer platforms like yours the rcba address is not stored there if I understand correctly.

@zamaudio
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zamaudio commented Jan 16, 2018

Basically pci hiding (function disable) is not the same on your platform and higher. But since I don't have any such hardware, it is difficult for me to test anything.

@KL1RL
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KL1RL commented Mar 17, 2018

same on Thinkpad T470, removed as reported before. Pretty sure she's dead but it would be nice for a warm fuzzy. What do you need to test fixes out?

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