Hi all,
When I do sc_seco_sab_msg(), the following seco event occurs.
Life cycle : 0x 80, OEM closed
SECO Event[0] = 0x C1F729
1. What does "addr: address of message block" mean among the two sc_seco_sab_msg() api parameters? (it mean the flash ram address?)
2. What does seco event 0xC1F729 mean?
If anyone knows what the event means and how it needs to be handled, that would be of great help.
Thank you
best regard.
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Hi @minsiklee,
Hi @Dhruvit.
Thank you for your kind reply.
Linux BSP version and scfw porting kit version are used to support i.MX 8DXL.
(maybe, using Linux 5.4.70_2.3.0, SCFW Porting Kit 1.10.0 or later version)
I would appreciate it if you could answer the question 2 I asked.
(2. What does seco event 0xC1F729 mean?)
Thanks,
Duncan.
For additional information, the SECO API return value is 3, which is defined as follows in the System Controller Firmware Porting Guide document.
The value of 0xC1F729 seems to be one of the following, but I don't know which one.
– AHAB_UNKNOWN_BID_IND
– AHAB_UNALIGNED_PAYLOAD_IND
– AHAB_WRONG_SIZE_IND
– AHAB_OTP_INVALID_IDX_IND
– AHAB_ADM_WRONG_LC_IND
– AHAB_OTP_DED_IND
– AHAB_BAD_PAYLOAD_IND
– AHAB_WRONG_ADDRESS_IND
– AHAB_DMA_FAILURE_IND
– AHAB_BAD_UID_IND
– AHAB_INCONSISTENT_PAR_IND
– AHAB_BAD_MONOTONIC_COUNTER_IND
– AHAB_BAD_SRK_SET_IND
– AHAB_BAD_ID_IND