Hi NXP communities team,
I am working on ls1012a-Frwy board.
So far, the only helpful document regarding to its trusted architecture I can find online is http://cache.freescale.com/files/training/doc/ftf/2014/FTF-NET-F0070.pdf
So after reading that document, I have a few questions:
1. How to read FSL's unique ID?
2. How to set and read OEM's unique ID?
3. Any instruction how to set MPTMK, and SRKH, etc?
4. I couldn't find "QorIQ Trust Architecture 2.1 User Guide", which is pointed out by QorIQ LS1012A reference manual. Is that user guide document obsolete? Or where can I get it?
Thanks
Zhenchuan
Please find my comments inline below:
>1. How to read FSL's unique ID?
[Platon] There are two memory-mapped FUIDR registers whose values
comprise FUID, the registers are 32-bit RO at addresses 1E8_021C
and 1E8_0220. More information on these registers can be found
in Trust Architecture Manual.
>2. How to set and read OEM's unique ID?
[Platon] Similar to the above, but the locations are 1E8_0274, 1E8_0278,
1E8_027C, 1E8_0280, 1E8_0284. Again, details are provided in the
Trust Manual. For programming instructions, see below.
>3. Any instruction how to set MPTMK, and SRKH, etc?
[Platon] NXP LSDK has a tool for fuse programming. Visit the link
below for description:
>4. I couldn't find "QorIQ Trust Architecture 2.1 User Guide",
>which is pointed out by QorIQ LS1012A reference manual. Is that
>user guide document obsolete? Or where can I get it?
>
[Platon] It is a valid document available to a special users group.
Open a Support Case is you want to join the group:
https://nxpcommunity.force.com/community/CommunityContextPage
You must have a valid NDA with NXP to join.
Have a great day,
Platon
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Thanks, Platon! I will create a case for that.