Hi I am trying to figure out why there is a hidden Enterprise Profile and how to remove it

[Melissa Marie]

Running /usr/bin/dev_debug_vboot + date Sun Sep 3 13:15:55 MST 2023 # DEV_DEBUG_FORCE=() # OPT_CLEANUP=(yes) # OPT_BIOS=() # OPT_FORCE=() # OPT_IMAGE=() # OPT_KERNEL=() # FLAG_SAVE_LOG_FILE=(yes) + crossystem --all arch = x86 # [RO/str] Platform architecture backup_nvram_request = (error) # [RW/int] Backup the nvram somewhere at the next boot. Cleared on success. battery_cutoff_request = (error) # [RW/int] Cut off battery and shutdown on next boot block_devmode = (error) # [RW/int] Block all use of developer mode board_id = (error) # [RO/int] Board hardware revision number clear_tpm_owner_done = (error) # [RW/int] Clear TPM owner done clear_tpm_owner_request = (error) # [RW/int] Clear TPM owner on next boot cros_debug = 0 # [RO/int] OS should allow debug features dbg_reset = (error) # [RW/int] Debug reset mode request debug_build = 0 # [RO/int] OS image built for debug features dev_boot_altfw = (error) # [RW/int] Enable developer mode alternate bootloader dev_boot_signed_only = (error) # [RW/int] Enable developer mode boot only from official kernels dev_boot_usb = (error) # [RW/int] Enable developer mode boot from external disk (USB/SD) dev_default_boot = unknown # [RW/str] Default boot from disk, altfw or usb dev_enable_udc = (error) # [RW/int] Enable USB Device Controller devsw_boot = (error) # [RO/int] Developer switch position at boot devsw_cur = (error) # [RO/int] Developer switch current position diagnostic_request = (error) # [RW/int] Request diagnostic rom run on next boot disable_dev_request = (error) # [RW/int] Disable virtual dev-mode on next boot ecfw_act = (error) # [RO/str] Active EC firmware post_ec_sync_delay = (error) # [RW/int] Short delay after EC software sync (persistent, writable, eve only) fw_prev_result = unknown # [RO/str] Firmware result of previous boot fw_prev_tried = B # [RO/str] Firmware tried on previous boot (A or B) fw_result = unknown # [RW/str] Firmware result this boot fw_tried = B # [RO/str] Firmware tried this boot (A or B) fw_try_count = (error) # [RW/int] Number of times to try fw_try_next fw_try_next = B # [RW/str] Firmware to try next (A or B) fw_vboot2 = (error) # [RO/int] 1 if firmware was selected by vboot2 or 0 otherwise fwb_tries = (error) # [RW/int] Try firmware B count fwid = (error) # [RO/str] Active firmware ID fwupdate_tries = 0 # [RW/int] Times to try OS firmware update (inside kern_nv) hwid = REVEN-ANAE A6A-A7I # [RO/str] Hardware ID inside_vm = 0 # [RO/int] Running in a VM? kern_nv = (error) # [RO/int] Non-volatile field for kernel use kernel_max_rollforward = (error) # [RW/int] Max kernel version to store into TPM kernkey_vfy = (error) # [RO/str] Type of verification done on kernel keyblock loc_idx = (error) # [RW/int] Localization index for firmware screens mainfw_act = (error) # [RO/str] Active main firmware mainfw_type = nonchrome # [RO/str] Active main firmware type minios_priority = B # [RW/str] miniOS image to try fFallback to WPSW_BOOT (-1), which may be invalid irst (A or B) nvram_cleared = (error) # [RW/int] Have NV settings been lost? Write 0 to clear display_request = (error) # [RW/int] Should we initialize the display at boot? phase_enforcement = (error) # [RO/int] Board should have full security settings applied recovery_reason = (error) # [RO/int] Recovery mode reason for current boot recovery_request = (error) # [RW/int] Recovery mode request recovery_subcode = (error) # [RW/int] Recovery reason subcode recoverysw_boot = (error) # [RO/int] Recovery switch position at boot recoverysw_cur = (error) # [RO/int] Recovery switch current position recoverysw_ec_boot = (error) # [RO/int] Recovery switch position at EC boot ro_fwid = (error) # [RO/str] Read-only firmware ID tpm_attack = (error) # [RW/int] TPM was interrupted since this flag was cleared tpm_fwver = (error) # [RO/int] Firmware version stored in TPM tpm_kernver = (error) # [RO/int] Kernel version stored in TPM tpm_rebooted = (error) # [RO/int] TPM requesting repeated reboot tried_fwb = (error) # [RO/int] Tried firmware B before A this boot try_ro_sync = (error) # [RO/int] try read only software sync vdat_flags = (error) # [RO/int] Flags from VbSharedData vdat_lfdebug = (error) # [RO/str] LoadFirmware() debug data (not in print-all) wipeout_request = (error) # [RW/int] Firmware requested factory reset (wipeout) wpsw_cur = (error) # [RO/int] Firmware write protect hardware switch current position + rootdev -s /dev/sda3 + ls -aCF /root ./ ../ .force_update_firmware + ls -aCF /mnt/stateful_partition ./ encrypted/ encrypted.key home/ unencrypted/ ../ encrypted.block etc/ lost+found/ var_overlay/ + cgpt show /dev/sda start size part contents 0 1 PMBR (Boot GUID: A222493A-7E81-6840-AB16-3884DB26F968) 1 1 Pri GPT header 2 32 Pri GPT table 17010688 959762432 1 Label: "STATE" Type: Linux data UUID: BDFDC1D9-A482-FA4F-833D-81CD35AD702E 16879616 131072 2 Label: "KERN-A" Type: ChromeOS kernel UUID: 625D75FC-C5CB-2F44-969D-E056BFEBEBAE Attr: priority=2 tries=0 successful=1 error_counter=0 8622080 8257536 3 Label: "ROOT-A" Type: ChromeOS rootfs UUID: 18134A0D-3365-BA42-9777-1EE8B4D8CF40 8491008 131072 4 Label: "KERN-B" Type: ChromeOS kernel UUID: 43FC5FD0-A036-714E-8177-90048D7D980F Attr: priority=1 tries=0 successful=1 error_counter=0 233472 8257536 5 Label: "ROOT-B" Type: ChromeOS rootfs UUID: 64CBB358-7F50-DA4F-86CF-8B0B2366442E 65 1 6 Label: "KERN-C" Type: ChromeOS kernel UUID: AA87544C-C89C-6840-94F9-8DD43E40217E Attr: priority=0 tries=15 successful=0 error_counter=0 66 1 7 Label: "ROOT-C" Type: ChromeOS rootfs UUID: E2FD4938-EDE6-BA42-93D0-7BAE2BB8E049 69632 32768 8 Label: "OEM" Type: Linux data UUID: 69BAA272-44B6-2149-9249-FE32D8277328 67 1 9 Label: "reserved" Type: ChromeOS reserved UUID: 8E5D124A-05AC-7549-8995-ADC6314749C3 68 1 10 Label: "reserved" Type: ChromeOS reserved UUID: EF9E8F55-20E5-FC44-8051-1F61B88D1EE6 64 1 11 Label: "RWFW" Type: ChromeOS firmware UUID: BD872E78-4693-654E-972E-6B7D7EEF9AA4 102400 131072 12 Label: "EFI-SYSTEM" Type: EFI System Partition UUID: A222493A-7E81-6840-AB16-3884DB26F968 Attr: legacy_boot=1 976773135 32 Sec GPT table 976773167 1 Sec GPT header + flashrom -V -p host --wp-status flashrom 1.4.0-devel on Linux 5.15.124-20255-g6fec128ef5b0 (x86_64) flashrom is free software, get the source code at https://flashrom.org Calibrating delay loop... OK. flashrom was built with LLVM Clang 17.0.0 (/mnt/host/source/src/third_party/llvm-project 98f5a340975bc00197c57e39eb4ca26e2da0e8a2), little endian Command line (4 args): flashrom -V -p host --wp-status Acquiring lock (timeout=180 sec)... Opened file lock "/run/lock/firmware_utility_lock" Lock acquired. Initializing host programmer cros_host_alias_init(): Redirecting dispatch -> internal_init(). /sys/class/mtd/mtd0 does not exist ERROR: Could not get I/O privileges (Operation not permitted). Your kernel may prevent access based on security policies. Issue a 'dmesg | grep flashrom' for further information Error: Programmer initialization failed. # Extracting BIOS components... + flashrom -p host -r /dev/null -iGBB:GBB -iFMAP:FMAP -iVBLOCK_A:VBLOCK_A -iVBLOCK_B:VBLOCK_B -iFW_MAIN_A:FW_MAIN_A -iFW_MAIN_B:FW_MAIN_B flashrom 1.4.0-devel on Linux 5.15.124-20255-g6fec128ef5b0 (x86_64) flashrom is free software, get the source code at https://flashrom.org Calibrating delay loop... OK. ERROR: Could not get I/O privileges (Operation not permitted). Your kernel may prevent access based on security policies. Issue a 'dmesg | grep flashrom' for further information Error: Programmer initialization failed. # Couldn't read individual components. Read the whole thing... + flashrom -p host -r bios.rom flashrom 1.4.0-devel on Linux 5.15.124-20255-g6fec128ef5b0 (x86_64) flashrom is free software, get the source code at https://flashrom.org Calibrating delay loop... OK. ERROR: Could not get I/O privileges (Operation not permitted). Your kernel may prevent access based on security policies. Issue a 'dmesg | grep flashrom' for further information Error: Programmer initialization failed. +ERROR: Can't read BIOS at all. Giving up.

[Jordan Desjarlais]

i can help you i have experience ive booted from many live usbs and iso files in the past