Secure Boot - ROM Details

[nagarajupoliset]

Hi,

I am using ls2088ardb, i was referring to documentation of the secure boot, in  QORIQ-SDK-2.0-IC-REV0.pdf  Section 10.3.3 gives the details of Service processor Rom and Gpp Boot Rom,

1. Where can i get the details of Service processor Rom and GPP ROM what is size of it ??

2. How public keys/private keys are programmed?? 

Can you please provide details regarding it?

[nagarajupoliset]

i am not able to access the link provided by you. i am getting the  following text

Can  you please confirm me whether the link is correct?

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[r8070z]

I am sorry it seems I put obsoleted link. You can start from link in the error message

• If you cannot find a product or page and need technical assistance, please enter a service request.

It opens page where you can start create services request for the details of the ROM. On this page click on "New Service Request". On the next page click on "Go to tickets" and at last you open page where you can create techical case using button "Add a new case"

[nagarajupoliset]

r8070z‌: thanks for your response.

For the question number 2.

How public keys/private keys are programmed? i still have some questions.

Following are the sequence of steps performed for secure boot and programming the fuse

I am using evaluation platform for development

1. Signed image generation.

    secure boot can be enabled by RCW with SB_EN = 1. with the help of QCVS i have set the SB_EN=1, i have generated  the bin file.    

    I have generated the LSDK secure boot image using the below command.

      $flex-builder -i mkfw -m ls2088ardb -b nor -s       

         firmware_ls2088ardb_uboot_norboot_secure.img will be generated for secure boot.

by running the above command  CSF Header, S/G table, Public Key and Encrypted Signature is added to image,

I have flashed the image duing u-boot with the help of tftp.

=> tftp a0000000 firmware_ls2088ardb_uboot_norboot_secure.img

=> protect off 584000000 +$filesize && erase 584000000 +  $filesize && cp.b a0000000 584000000 $filesize

=> qixis_reset altbank

2.  Preparing Evaluation platform

     2.1 LS2088A RDB Board
         -  Put J12 to enable PWR_PROG_SFP

         -  SW9[3:5] to 100

     2.2 Blowing OTPMK

           2.2.1 Generated  OTPM

                  ./gen_otpmk_drbg 2

              2.2.2 During u-boot write the values  using "mw.1 address <OTPMK1..8>

               verify the write md 1e90014, check the value after reset md 1e90014.

      2.3  Putting the SOC to RSP

Q1. Can you please let me know how to put the RSP

     2.4 Write the SRKH to SFP mirror registers and get the system out of Reset Pause via CCS.

Q2. i don't have emulator with me, Can you please let me know how  to update the mirror register SRKH

Q3.  Can you please let me know list of keys to fused  in the fuse box to run secure-boot. Please provide the procedure as well.

[r8070z]

I am sorry I did generated the LSDK  secure boot image yet. In original question you refer to the QORIQ-SDK-2.0. Please create new question for the LSDK procedure. It can be answered by LSDK expert.

[r8070z]

Have a great day,

1  I am sure that details of Service processor Rom and GPP ROM are not public. To obtain additional available information you can create a Technical Case (see https://community.freescale.com/thread/381898 )

2  The SDK provides utility to generate public /private keys. Private key is used to sign firmaware. If firmware updates are a system requirement, the private key must be maintained in the secure database for the life of the product. The public key included into the CSF header.

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