Intel Blames Motherboard Makers — BIOSes Disable Thermal and Power Protection, causing issues

[Alexzee]

Intel issues statement about CPU crashes, blames motherboard makers — BIOSes disable thermal and power protection, causing issues

Intel points out motherboard profiles with disabled protections while exceeding recommended voltages to gain high overclocks.

www.tomshardware.com

 

[blunix]

Recently in the DC: Dell says "well you can install Debian, but then you can't have support" xD

Always funky to work in the DC x)

 

[Alexzee]

Recently in the DC: Dell says "well you can install Debian, but then you can't have support" xD

Always funky to work in the DC x)

Are you talking about the Dell Community? Developer Community?

 

[blunix]

Are you talking about the Dell Community? Developer Community?

Datacenter

 

[Egzoset]

...Dell says "well you can install Debian, but then you can't have support"...

That's a topic which made me curious considering i've recently purchased one of their Inspiron 15 3520.

Install? Inside MicroSoft's new cage called the 'Windows Subsystem for Linux' (WSL) perhaps?!...

Well, initially i found it was necessary to be polite with Win11 Fam "S", which refused to let me resize its partition on my NVMe drive at first... BitLocker was in the way it seemed, while total removal remains a non-option until a feature as screen mirroring is finally supported by Linux too, eventually. So i run it once in a while to let it do its thing, but not too often, really!

 

[Alexzee]

That's a topic which made me curious considering i've recently purchased one of their Inspiron 15 3520.

Install? Inside MicroSoft's new cage called the 'Windows Subsystem for Linux' (WSL) perhaps?!...

Well, initially i found it was necessary to be polite with Win11 Fam "S", which refused to let me resize its partition on my NVMe drive at first... BitLocker was in the way it seemed, while total removal remains a non-option until a feature as screen mirroring is finally supported by Linux too, eventually. So i run it once in a while to let it do its thing, but not too often, really!

Is there a way to disable Bitlocker in the BIOS?

 

[osprey]

@Egzoset wrote:

BitLocker was in the way it seemed

Maybe helpful:

$ apt-cache search bitlocker
dislocker - read/write encrypted BitLocker volumes
libdislocker0-dev - read/write encrypted BitLocker volumes (development files)
libdislocker0.7t64 - read/write encrypted BitLocker volumes (shared library)
libbde-dev - BitLocker Drive Encryption access library -- development files
libbde-utils - Tools to access the BitLocker Drive Encryption format.
libbde1t64 - BitLocker Drive Encryption access library
python3-libbde - BitLocker Drive Encryption access library -- Python 3 bindings