Coreboot+SeaBIOS ROM for the NitroPad T430

[krzysztof-h]

Dear all,

Since there appears to be no solution to the previous issue I raised:

Reconfigure Nitrokey after OS change (Stop Heads from complaining)

Some months ago I bought NitroPad T430 with Qubes OS 4.0 and NK Storage 2, 16 GB. Eventually I installed Debian 11 instead of Qubes. (I simply did a USB install on the whole drive). It works great to this day. However, ever since I did this, Heads complains every time I startup the laptop. When I tried to update checksums, it just said this after a moment: [2023-06-06_16-51-16] I tried to tinker with Nitrokey through Heads to fix this, but to no avail. Ever since, I just skip the security don…

If possible, I request the appropriate Coreboot with SeaBIOS firmware for NitroPad T430.​ I’ve never used something like this before, so I want to make sure I’ll be flashing the correct ROM. I am aware there is a repository GitHub - Nitrokey/coreboot-builder: Builder Repository for Coreboot with Tianocore Firmware but I don’t see my model there.

Best regards,
Chris

[jinx]

I have the same issue with Ubuntu for my T430 NitroPad and never made it back again as good as it was with the preconfigured Qubes. I gave it up sometime ago. Last chance is to ask NitroKey customer support as they should know how to setup things correctly.

[krzysztof-h]

Right, Qubes was a fun experiment, but it’s just too bad for performance. I actually received a reply on the original post on how to reset the setup. Then you can just keep the NitroKey in the laptop all the time and it will be smooth. However, I think I messed up the partitions and thus couldn’t use factory reset. Whatever the case, I gave it away recently.