How to flash over SSH on S32G3 (GoldBox VIP3), without USB connection

[MrAlexIV]

Hi,
I'm currently working with the S32G3 platform (GoldBox VIP 3) and would like to flash remotely via SSH, instead of using a direct USB connection (I am currenlty using S32 Flash Tool with the USB connection).
Is there any official procedure or tool support for performing the flashing process over SSH (e.g., copying the image and triggering the update remotely)?

I'm specifically interested in:

Flashing the application or boot image without physical access

Whether it's possible to do this via U-Boot, Linux shell, or remote tools

Any security or configuration considerations to be aware of

The system is running Linux and I have SSH access. Any documentation or reference would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

[carlos_o · Accepted solution]

Hi @MrAlexIV 

Thanks for you post

ssh is not support by U-boot, what you could do is flash it via TFTP, please review the AN13727 Flashing Binaries to S32G-VNP-RDB3 Board at chapter 2.3.2. Flashing image into eMMC via u-boot and 2.4. Flashing image with SD card-less