Linux support: fs encryption, CAN filtering, Watchdog?

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Linux support: fs encryption, CAN filtering, Watchdog?

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dominik_vogt_ex
Contributor I

Does the current Linux kernel fpr i.MX6 support:

1) Encrypting block devices and/or filesystems using hardware encryption via CAAM?

2) If not, encryption done by the kernel but using a key that is generated from the builtin hardware key or the master key from SNVS?

3) CAN-Filtering using the Flexcan interface?

4) Feeding the hardware watchdogs?

(Pointers to the relevant documentation for the Linux features are also very welcome.)

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dominik_vogt_ex
Contributor I

Thanks.  Is the stuff in imx-yocto-L4.9.88_2.0.0.tar.gz what you mean?

The reference manual in there says nothing about how the actual crypto algorithms are used.  As far as I understand, the kernel makes use of them automatically if you configure the device mapper to use them.  There must be some side channel to tell the crypto module which key to use.  Is there any further documentation on that topic?

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igorpadykov
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi D. Vogt

for supported functionality one can look at nxp linux documentation

(Release Notes, Linux Manual) on

i.MX Software|NXP 

Best regards
igor
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