Hi,
I am using the LS1046A.
I understand how to write the SRKH keys by entering secure fuse programming mode (setting TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V).
What about the fuse revocation key? When I want to revoke one of the SRKH keys, do I also need to set TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V in order to blow the fuse corresponding to the key I want to revoke?
I want to add secure boot in my product but the GPIO allowing to enable the TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V is not designed. I want to be sure it's mandatory to revoke key (impossible to set TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V manually).
Thanks in advance,
Alex
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Hello,
-> What about the fuse revocation key? When I want to revoke one of the SRKH keys, do I also need to set TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V in order to blow the fuse corresponding to the key I want to revoke?
A: it is correct
-> I want to add secure boot in my product but the GPIO allowing to enable the TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V is not designed. I want to be sure it's mandatory to revoke key (impossible to set TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V manually).
The best option is to implement an internal board GPIO to allow them to set / clear this signal in order to guarantee the timing for TA_PROG_SFP around reset and power on/off, on the other hand TA_PROG_SFP, aka POVDD, is implemented with a jumper in some of our development platform, e.g. LS1046, LS1043, LS1021, etc. So there is no problem using a jumper.
Hello,
-> What about the fuse revocation key? When I want to revoke one of the SRKH keys, do I also need to set TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V in order to blow the fuse corresponding to the key I want to revoke?
A: it is correct
-> I want to add secure boot in my product but the GPIO allowing to enable the TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V is not designed. I want to be sure it's mandatory to revoke key (impossible to set TA_PROG_SFP to 1.8V manually).
The best option is to implement an internal board GPIO to allow them to set / clear this signal in order to guarantee the timing for TA_PROG_SFP around reset and power on/off, on the other hand TA_PROG_SFP, aka POVDD, is implemented with a jumper in some of our development platform, e.g. LS1046, LS1043, LS1021, etc. So there is no problem using a jumper.