Hi,
I have a Clevo W650SH clone with stock BIOS and a Linux booted in bios-mode.
In Clevo's service manual I see it has a TPM chip -- some Infineon SL9635/9655. Also rngd -l reports "TPM module found but disabled". And tpm-tis / tpm-infineon kernel modules refuse to work.
Stock BIOS doesn't have any option about "security chip" or similar.
It might well be that the chip is disabled in BIOS -- in my country "cryptography hardware" requires official "certification" and vendors may simply switch such hardware off instead of messing with government paper monkeys. Does anyone have a W650SH with unlocked BIOS to see what it says about its TPM?
Also I tried to switch to uefi-mode boot. Unfortunately, in uefi-mode it doesn't give me any boot options besides some "Windows 8" and network booting... Does anyone have a Linux booted in uefi-mode to check if the chip works this way?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I would double check the chip is actually on the motherboard. It is a factory option.
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Clevo W650SH and TPM module under Linux
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by jassiejee, Feb 20, 2019.