Hello all,
I have been reading through a lot of discussions and application notes and feel I have made some good progress on understanding how it all works. Right now I am trying to make the needed changes to the updater_ivt boot file to allow it to boot. The updater_ivt.sb file is composed of the power_prep, boot_prep and linux_prep bootlets and no u-boot. I am able to compile it and when I go to run it, I get mixed results.
If the SRK fuses have NOT been programmed, it boots fine. If the SRK is programmed and the HAB is OPEN, I get one of the following error messages:
Uncompressing Linux...
Out of memory while allocating z_stream
--- System halted
Uncompressing Linux...
Not a gzip file
-- System halted
I am currently trying to run this on a custom PCB and application. This board has successfully run Linux and our code and the only changes I am making are related towards HAB and securing the system. I have read through and referenced the following documents:
Secure Boot with i.MX28 HAB v4 (AN4555)
HAB Code-Signing Tool
Mx28 Secure Boot
Essentially, I have done the following:
1. Updated the C code in the boot_prep/init-mx28.c and link information in boot_prep/link.lds
2. Updated the power_prep.c and associated link.lds
3. Updated the C code in linux_prep/board/iMX28_EVK.c and linux_prep/linux_prep.ld.in
4. Generated the bin files with objcopy as described in AN4555 page 19
5. Compiled and generated everything with an updated updater_ivt.bd file.
Right now, I have not been seeing any HAB data on the screen. (I can't seem to find the library to include so I can call the get_hab_status as described on page 25 of AN4555, so if anyone can give me a few pointers here as well, I would be grateful) And since I can't see it at the moment, I have been focusing on getting it to boot in OPEN HAB configuration.
I have attached the files related to the linux_prep bootlet since the power and boot prep bootlets seem to be executing and transitioning correctly.
I appreciate any help and am sorry for any dumb questions I may ask. I am still learning.
UPDATE:
The not a gzip file error has stopped coming (it only came about the first reboot after the bits being burned). And I have traced the z_stream error to where it is occurring. It seems that the very first call to malloc() fails and causes the error.
Original Attachment has been moved to: linux_prep.map.zip
Original Attachment has been moved to: linux_prep.ld.in.zip
Original Attachment has been moved to: updater_ivt.bd.zip
