"firmware_verification": "PASS", "integrity_score": 1.00 Inspect the boot logs for anomalies:
/opt/q6x/attest --check-version The tool returns a JSON blob including firmware hash, secure boot state, and TPM (Trusted Platform Module) quote. For verified status, look for: q6x v23 firmware verified
sha512sum q6x_v23_verified.bin Compare against the manufacturer’s signed manifest. Any mismatch—by even one bit—means the file is corrupted or non-genuine. If your Q6X unit has secure boot enabled (recommended), perform: "firmware_verification": "PASS", "integrity_score": 1
"firmware_verification": "PASS", "integrity_score": 1.00 Inspect the boot logs for anomalies:
/opt/q6x/attest --check-version The tool returns a JSON blob including firmware hash, secure boot state, and TPM (Trusted Platform Module) quote. For verified status, look for:
sha512sum q6x_v23_verified.bin Compare against the manufacturer’s signed manifest. Any mismatch—by even one bit—means the file is corrupted or non-genuine. If your Q6X unit has secure boot enabled (recommended), perform: