Hi,
Thanks for your answer.
However, I still have a doubt about the boot conditions, when the software isn't started yet. If during the boot, the internal pull-down resistors aren't disabled yet, does this situation

mean that I'll have a voltage partition between the pull-up resistors 4.7k and the internal pull-down resistors? If I need a high logic state on some of those pins, maybe 4.7k is too high considering the minimum value of the internal pull-down resistors (9.1k for 2.25V < Vdd < 2.75V). This schematic is taken from the NXP evaluation board.
Also, from this table

it seems that right after the reset, the pins are pulled down.
I assume that the external pull-up/down resistors used for the evaluation board work, but by reading the datasheet it seems that if the internal pull-down resistor approaches its lower limit indicated in the datasheet, then the voltage level on high logic state during the boot could be below the threshold.
Could you clarify this please?
Thank you in advance,
Lorenzo