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Instructions say it has to be run like:
ITK6.efi –o –oid oemID –tid tableID –i myKey.bin
my oa3.bin expects both OEMID/TABLEID to be suffixed with 20 (space character) instead of the 00 ITK6 inserts after the string.
itk6 inserts oemID and tableID as: "6F 65 6D 49 44 00" and "74 61 62 6C 65 49 44 00"
But for my oa3.bin it should be inserted as:
oemID and tableID as: "6F 65 6D 49 44 20" and "74 61 62 6C 65 49 44 20"
So i think ITK6 should optionally also except OEMID/TABLEID values surrounded with quotes to detect space character, like:
ITK6.efi –o –oid "oemID " –tid "tableID " –i myKey.bin
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Hello RvdH,
Thank you for posting on the Intel® Communities.
Can you please let us know the following information?
1. Intel® NUC model
2. BIOS version installed
3. Are you using the Intel® Integrator Toolkit 6.1.8 version?
Amy C
Intel Customer Support Technician
Under Contract to Intel Corporation
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- NUC6CAYH
- Version: 0059 (Latest) Date: 12/26/2018
- Intel® Integrator Toolkit 6.1.8
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RvdH, thank you.
I will review this matter. I will update the thread as soon as possible.
Amy C
Intel Customer Support Technician
Under Contract to Intel Corporation
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Hi RvdH,
I have to apologize for the delay in getting back to you.
This is the response I got from the product development team: from the perspective of the code, filling in an empty character at the end of strings is more reasonable than filling in a space character because it means the string is ended.
With this in mind, I was also told that this is the expected behavior and we have no plans to change it.
Regards,
Ronny G
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If anyone is interested, the new Intel® VCUST Tool is finally able to do this, like this:
VCUSTW64.exe -OA3 -OEMID="OEM1 " -TABLEID="TABLE1 " -OAData=key.bin

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