Hi All,
I am currently working on performing secure boot on imx6ul using habv4. In my system the firmware is separated in to two parts other than boot loader. One is with kernel+rootfs (Part A) and the other part contains some critical application services (Part B) provided by another party (it’s mounted as a separate partition to the OS). The idea is to bug fix or change one part and flash it to the system without touching or bothering about the other.
I followed the steps provided by nxp and successfully signed and verified the boot loader and the complete firmware part (Part A + Part B) without any HAB events.
But when signing kernel + rootfs + critical app part (Part A + Part B), since the all signatures information are given in a single csf file which is embedded in the final image, I will not be able to write the Part A (kernel+rootfs) or Part B (critical app part ) separately after changing one part. How can I sign two parts separately so I can update only the relevant part and respective signature?
Thank you,
Pra
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Hello,
U-boot can authenticate other additional parts of system, using
authenticate_image function for it in the same manner as for uImage.
Have a great day,
Yuri
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Hello,
U-boot can authenticate other additional parts of system, using
authenticate_image function for it in the same manner as for uImage.
Have a great day,
Yuri
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Hi Yuri,
Thank you very much for replying me.
If I understood correctly you are suggesting to invoke authenticate_image function using u-boot script. Is there any other way to automate this ?
Best regards,
Pra.
Hi, Pra !
I am afraid we do not have examples (automation technique) for
using several signing parts with U-boot.
You should call additional authenticate_image function from U-boot.
Regards,
Yuri.