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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It is better to check for infineon TPM FW updates and I think its affected by security flaw and that might be the reason why OS has disabled dTPM.
Clevo W650SH and TPM module under Linux
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by jassiejee, Feb 20, 2019.