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Leah Rowe 712145a91c x270: use full ME (only deguard)
to test whether this fixes the PCIe enum issue

now only deguard is used

Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>
2026-02-20 19:33:30 +00:00

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# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
# ME firmware (deguard will be used)
DL_hash="df735a24242792bf4150f30bf0bd4fdbdc0fb6bf0f897ea533df32567be8e084006d692fb6351677f8cc976878c5018667901dbd407b0a77805754f7c101497c"
ME_bin_hash="d8bc1906217654c6f2ecae205a2233f3b0b40105d8996f813c5e58e5125c7ff5b8bb74b648f35ba60aec4f4a3e430b64751b05618aa320899ca9dbaf36f1ad85"
DL_url="https://dl.dell.com/FOLDER04573471M/1/Inspiron_5468_1.3.0.exe"
DL_url_bkup="https://web.archive.org/web/20241110222323/https://dl.dell.com/FOLDER04573471M/1/Inspiron_5468_1.3.0.exe"
# for Fsp.fd, we don't rely on a download. Instead,
# we copy from coreboot.git. The file is defined
# by CONFIG_FSP_FD_PATH, split to CONFIG_FSP_M_FILE and CONFIG_FSP_S_FILE
# and inserted to CBFS with names CONFIG_FSP_S_CBFS and CONFIG_FSP_M_CBFS
#
FSPFD_hash="c500166a8553a80ba8db8b8185a896e0ae1562ea3c139e07acd9e7937baf8110ba743cc79b69db09a5f39c076d1d22bc45045223975f46aea2034ba82a6b0360"
FSPM_bin_hash="b15712a53f4d16f36b384beb6dbb716c0b0924751d6ca1e229cd4b8c03aef9eda025c235af247e53dac94d94b79559623974d0d21c7f97e125d8ecc2c86bf03f"
FSPS_bin_hash="64ac9f93e43efddc35931e168d6594c2b39fb5a0da863d22f2d000d7eacc0692b07ce89389cbb1c5b95ff9b2bba508c538e37d0e644fcab7b2cada773da65ce6"
# We will use deguard to disable the Intel Boot Guard:
ME11bootguard="y"
ME11delta="thinkpad_x270" # subdirectory under deguard's data/delta/
ME11version="11.6.0.1126"
ME11sku="2M"
ME11pch="LP"
# don't truncate/relocate, and therefore don't --whitelist MFS,
# just neuter, otherwise PCIe enumeration won't work on this board.
# with this option, modules are removed but nothing is moved/shrunk:
MEshrink="n"
# TEST: don't clean it. to re-test the PCI-e enum issue
MEclean="n"