@BigHeadMode @cinimodev
That cable talks to the GSC/Cr50 (from what I remember Cr50 is just the firmware name) chip, so if it has a write protect screw, that’s not present, the screw controls the write protect status instead, so you’ll need to remove the write protect screw to get at the AP firmware

Also I doubt you’ll need to remove the firmware write protect screw for postmarketOS, given it builds a boot image compatible with the stock firmware and bootloader

@FediThing @theogrin

Ah yes, the LGB without the T "movement". I remember hearing something a while back about it being heavily (if not entirely) astrot(u/e)rfed by organizations like the so-called "heritage foundation" (those Project 2025 folks), among others (however I can't actually find a concrete source for that at this moment)