Yuri , it would be very useful to know the implications of the two workarounds.
#1 BT_MMU_DISABLE
If I turn this on, does it disable the MMU cache only for the boot loader (u-boot), or does it stay off for the OS (Linux) and my application as well?
#2 HAB_ENG_SW
What is the boot time implication if I turn this on? Assume we are verifying the boot loader image with a RSA 4096-bit public key and "fast authentication" (the SRK signs the image).
Thanks,
-r
Hello,
Please look at my comments below.
1.
The fuse can disable the MMU / cache only for the boot ROM: boot ROM
will not configure the MMU. OS bootloaders (U-boot) and OS itself can
configure the MMU as needed.
2.
Software HAB implementation affects checking performance. We do not have
estimations for such case.
Have a great day,
Yuri
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