As I understand things, Intel has a private source tree for CHIPSEC, and makes snapshots of [a subset of] this private tree to their public github.com-hosted source tree. As a result, CHIPSEC usually doesn’t release incrementally, updates usually come in big batches. So it is a surprise to see some recent incremental changes to the CHIPSEC public code tree. Here are some commits between mid-March and today:
Merge pull request #26 from tweksteen/cmos_test_reviewed
Merge pull request #25 from tweksteen/spi_test_reviewed
Merge pull request #27 from tweksteen/x1_carbon_test_reviewed
Merge pull request #23 from tweksteen/fix_i386_linux_driver
Remove unused setUp and tearDown
Add hardware test for X1 Carbon
Add test for CMOS dump
Add test for SPI info
Merge pull request #24 from tweksteen/raise_oshelper
Merge pull request #22 from tweksteen/sort_acpi_tables
Change sys.exit to re-raise
Sort ACPI tables by name
Fix Linux driver build on i386
Merged changes from #17 pull request
removed win specific cleanup script
Merge pull request #21 from chipsec/dev
Merge pull request #11 from tweksteen/setup
Merge pull request #14 from tweksteen/uefi_clean_up
Fix ACPI RSDP resolution based on EBDA
Add tests for ACPI RSDP, RSDT and XSDT.
Add basic tests
Fix Linux helper close
Do not force kernel module loading on Linux
Use metaclass to autoload helpers
https://github.com/chipsec/chipsec
https://github.com/chipsec/chipsec/commits/master
Firmware Security 