Reset fTPM prompt after hard reboot Ryzen AI 300

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Continuing the discussion from Press Y to reset fTPM:

So just like in the original post, I have a Ryzen AI 340 Framework Laptop 13. The difference is though I’m on the latest BIOS 4.02 or whatever and I’m running Devuan Linux, and my sleep isn’t quite stable, as sometimes it crashes during sleep. I’m playing with TLP settings to try and accommodate for the reasons that AMD and Framework don’t recommend using TLP.

TLP tomfoolery: [TRACKING] Linux battery life tuning - #644 by Nicholas_Flamy (this post and earlier posts by me)

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Guys, do not hit yes to reset. Instead of simply erasing TPM and PSP NVRAM variables, it resets pretty much all the NVRAM variables, including stuff that’s not meant to be reset like version numbers shown in the BIOS.

Edit: it seems that whatever triggers the prompt corrupts the NVRAM variables. So regardless of hitting yes or no this issue occurs.