Closed mrothfuss closed 4 months ago
the specific file/release I tried is: asus_kgpe-d16_v0.3.0_16M_vboot_TPM2.0.rom
vboot requires TPM presence for storing the security data (antirollback counters to be precise). This is entirely "normal" behaviour. As all binaries have vboot this makes them entirely useless without TPM module indeed. Disabling vboot should be sufficient to get the platform boot (GPU problems aside).
Dasharo version asus_kgpe-d16_v0.3.0
Dasharo variant ASUS KGPE-D16
Affected component(s) or functionality System does not boot
Brief summary Flashing the image for this release did not work on a board without a TPM module. vboot aborts and the boot process is terminated.
How reproducible Three out of three boots failed.
How to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The machine boots
Actual behavior The machine does not boot
Screenshots
Additional context Connected hardware: 2x6386 Opteron, 16x16GB RDIMM (M393B2G70BH0-CK0), PIKE2008, 2xMHQJRH Dual M.2 Adapter
Solutions you've tried Building the firmware myself (Debian 11, not docker) without TPM / vboot was able to boot as long as no GPU (dedicated or internal) was connected.