It will be really interesting to see what production devices this is enabled on - It mentions the OnePlus 6 at least which has it fused out but is still accessible.
Edit: How are they reading the eFuses on a production OnePlus 6? Do they have a Qualcomm-signed EL3 EDL loader?
It seems to exist as qcom,msm-eud in the device tree of a (unfortunately production) SM4350 device I have along with an eud_enable_reg. Time to recompile the kernel with `/dev/mem`.
yeah EDL loaders for a bunch of production devices exist here [0] also more on various XDA Forum posts for stuff like unbricking guides. It is worth noting for people who don't
Well, no luck.
In the device tree I see (snippet):
but `devmem 0x162A000 4 0x1` causes the system to lock up and I see the following in ramoops: I'm not at all sure on the interpretation of this, but the reading at the efuse_addr (so I guess certain ones can be read from EL0?) is 0x0e000000 which has bits 25-27 set and QFPROM fuses seem to have a blown value of 1 according to Qualcomm docs, so it might be fused out?