This is my fork of LinuxPBA from Drive-Trust-Alliance/sedutil, suitable for use in an OPAL PBA.
It removes the 'debug' backdoor password and makes the messages a bit nicer.
You can build the linuxpba binary with make ARCH=xx where xx is 32 or 64 if you want a 32-bit or 64-bit binary.
ARCH defaults to 64 if not specified. Binaries come out in the dist folder.
You can also pack this binary into a pre-built UEFI64.img or BIOS32.img from https://github.com/Drive-Trust-Alliance/exec, which you can then flash with sedutil-cli --loadpbaimage.
To do this, download UEFI64.img.gz or BIOS32.img.gz from https://github.com/Drive-Trust-Alliance/exec, unzip and place in the same folder as the Makefile, then run make pbaimage ARCH=xx.
A prebuilt linuxpba 64-bit binary and UEFI64 image are available here.
DO NOT TRUST THESE BINARIES!
ALWAYS MANUALLY INSPECT ALL SOURCE CODE AND BUILD EVERYTHING YOURSELF ON A TRUSTED MACHINE!