While I was waiting, I lost access to the hardware in question, so I'm afraid it's up to you or some other Ubuntu kernel maintainer to see if Intel "iTPM" support's made it into mainline or else been added by someone else on the Ubuntu project.
I would *assume* the code's still not in mainline, and an Ubuntu maintainer needs to adopt the code, either to get it into the mainline kernel or to add it to the Ubuntu kernel patchset, because this kind of thing tends to languish forever and a day, even if it makes perfect sense and would require minimal effort. (Which is how it looks from here.) Sorry, but this kind of thing happens with a six-month lag. My employer wanted the laptop back, and I haven't been able to afford a replacement so far. Since almost all Intel-core laptops made in the last three to five years appear to have an "iTPM", it shouldn't be too hard to find at least one machine to test with. (By the way, did I really torque someone, or do I need to do some kind of serious LP karma-building? I keep getting bug responses six or more months after filing.) Also, replying via email because LP burped up when I was trying to file a response via Firefox. I'm very puzzled. It's claiming my browser isn't sending REFERER or something like that, which is just untrue. Hope this makes it into LP. -- [Ubuntu: all] tpm_tis driver needs a patch to enable iTPM support on mobile Intel platforms https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/432352 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
