Cannot use SRKH blowing command to secureboot.

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Cannot use SRKH blowing command to secureboot.

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pomepome11
Contributor III

I'm trying secure boot in develop mode on LS1046A-FRWY with its manual FRWY-LS1046ABSPUG v0.1, but it fails.
I used following steps.

1. Edit build_lsdk.cfg

    51c51
    < CONFIG_APP_OPTEE=n
    ---
    > CONFIG_APP_OPTEE=y
    58c58
    < CONFIG_FUSE_PROVISIONING=n
    ---
    > CONFIG_FUSE_PROVISIONING=y

2. build image
    $ source setenv
    $ flex-builder -m ls1046afrwy -a arm64 -b -s

3. deploy the image to SD card
    $ source setenv
    $ flex-installer -f firmware_ls1046afrwy_uboot_sdboot.img -d /dev/sde

4. blow OTPMK(described in 3.3.3.1 in  FRWY-LS1046ABSPUG v0.1)

5. Boot the image
    - Change switch setting to SD boot
    - Insert SD to the board
    - boot the board

At this point, I have expected a prompt for SRK blowing as described in 3.3.3.2, but nothing is displayed.
Please give me some advice.
thanks.

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bpe
NXP Employee
NXP Employee


Two remarks to this:

1. The most recent LSDK does support LS1046A-FRWY. This package is
   newer than the one you are working with, consider moving to the LSDK.
   LSDK Fuse provisioning feature is described here.
   
2. You can use either Code Warrior or Fuse provisioning firmware, both
    are legal ways to blow fuses, but the firmware does not display any prompt.

    It blows fuses as specified in the Fuse file which is generated by CST and

    must be available at the firmware build time. Refer to the documentation

    at the link above.

  

Hope this helps,

Platon

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pomepome11
Contributor III

Thanks for reply.

From my understanding, POVDD should be enabled before blowing fuses.
On LS1046A-RDB, this is done by jumper setting before board booting.
But on FRWY, POVDD is enabled by uboot and is not enabled at the point of starting firmware so fuse cannot be blown.

Can provisioning firmware really be used on FRWY board ?

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pomepome11
Contributor III

I realized I should use code warrior.

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