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Last Activity: 09-26-2025, 01:41 PM
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  • The function which checks vid and pid and so on does more than simply compre them.
    For a match, it apparently also calls some kind of initialisation code, depending on the device found.
    And this does more checks that can lead to a failure which in turn emits the 1802 message.

    The whitelist contains (among others):
    Code:
    00001f60   02 00 00 00     uint32_t  2h                      category
    00001f64   99 11 79 90     uint32_t  9079 1199h              vendev_id
    00001f68   99 11 78 90     uint32_t  9078 1199h              subsys_id
    00001f6c   00 00
    ...
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  • Thanks, but thats exactly the file I analysed in ghidra. I even found now the function which references
    the 1802 message (after enforcing a disassembly on that region). It leads to a result comparable to
    your pic.
    However, this function is called 4 times, but only from another function which also never is being called.
    I must admit that I've never been an x86 assembler guy (ask me 68k or MSP stuff and we're fine ;-)).
    I might be able to patch the return codes or remove the "while true" loop in the end and do try-and-error...
    The problem is, I have...
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  • Help disabling BIOS WWAN whitelist on a Lenovo X380 Yoga 20LJS0MP00

    My Lenovo X380 Yoga:

    Model: 20LJS0MP00
    SN: MP1ME1R9
    BIOS: 1.41
    BOard: LA-F421P

    does not accept my WWAN cards Sierra 7305 or 7455. I get the dreadful "1802 unauthorised card..." message.

    I have spent hours searching for a patch and stumbled across
    https://github.com/digmorepaka/think...rmware-patches
    I have tried the xx70_xx80_patches_v7.txt file (using UEFIpatch) and some patches could be applied but not
    those of the whitelist section.

    I even extracted the LenovoWmaPolicyDxe_LenovoWmaPolicyDxe...
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