Hi Sachin, Thank you for all the information. I have only one question related to GPIOs configuration. I suppose "GPIO_106 GP_SSP_0_FS1" is configured as CS signal. However, what is the functionality of "GPIO_9"? I couldn´t find M1 functionality in this pin. Thanks, Javier -----Mensaje original----- De: Agrawal, Sachin [mailto:sachin.agrawal@intel.com] Enviado el: sábado, 6 de abril de 2019 0:15 Para: &#39;sbl-devel(a)lists.01.org&#39; <sbl-devel(a)lists.01.org&gt;; Javier Santos Romo <jsantos(a)gmv.com&gt; Asunto: RE: [Sbl-devel] TPM Support on Fast SPI Bus Hi Javier, Below are the few things required to have SPI dTPM working with Slim Bootloader. -Set 'SPI' in FIT tool during IFWI stitching process for 'DiscreteTpmLocation' field in 'PlatformProtection tab. -Set below GPIO settings in SBL code before TPM status is queried. BXT_GPIO_PAD_CONF(L"GPIO_106 GP_SSP_0_FS1", M3 , NA, NA, NA, NA, Wake_Disabled, P_20K_H, NA , NA, HizRx0I, EnPd, GPIO_PADBAR+0x01F8, NORTHWEST), BXT_GPIO_PAD_CONF(L"GPIO_9", M1 , NA, NA, NA, NA, Wake_Disabled, P_20K_H, NA , NA ,NA , NA, GPIO_PADBAR+0x0048, NORTH), (You can add above lines in mGpioInitTbl[] array in Stage1BBoardInitLib.c in ApolloLakeBoardPkg library). We also had to rework some pins on APL Customer Reference Board(CRB) to make SPI dTPM work. If you are using an Intel CRB (Oxbow Hill or LeafHill platform), please contact your Intel Representative to get rework instructions for the board. We were able to verify SPI dTPM functionality (Infineon TPM SLB9670) after doing above changes with Slim Bootloader code. Thanks Sachin -----Original Message----- From: Agrawal, Sachin Sent: Tuesday, April 2, 2019 5:04 PM To: sbl-devel(a)lists.01.org; jsantos(a)gmv.com Subject: [Sbl-devel] TPM Support on Fast SPI Bus Hello Javier, In the past, we have verified Slimboot with Intel PTT (integrated TPM in SoC) and dTPM(on LPC bus) with ApolloLake platform. We will check on SPI dTPM and will get back to you. Thanks Sachin From: Javier Santos Romo <jsantos(a)gmv.com&gt; To: &quot;sbl-devel(a)lists.01.org&quot; <sbl-devel(a)lists.01.org&gt; Subject: [Sbl-devel] TPM Support on Fast SPI Bus Message-ID: <40d75644e4f941b385a9230bc96a4339(a)gmv.com&gt; Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Dear Everyone, I am trying to work with a Trust Platform Module connected to Fast SPI bus over Apollo Lake Soc. I have activated HAVE_VERIFIED_BOOT and HAVE_MEASURED_BOOT to be able to initialize TPM device. However, I always obtain a system halted message due to "Unable to talk to TPM" message. Only way I know to indicate which bus is TPM located on is using FIT Tool. However, SBL seems not to use SMIP data written with FIT Tool. Because of this, I would like to know which is the procedure to be able to use a TPM located on Fast SPI bus from SBL Source code. Thanks, Javier P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.