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Your question is not entirely clear to me. Your “Submit Form” link points to “Deploy U-Boot, Linux Kernel, and Root Filesystem to a Reference Design” section of the QorIQ SDK documentation. I suppose your question is related to the secure boot. So you should read section Secure Boot processof the SDK documentation. It says that for secure boot the SDK provides special utility to sign External Secure Boot Code (ESBC). The T1024 Internal Secure Boot code in ROM (ISBC) is capable of reading from NOR flash connected to the Local Bus, on-chip memory configured as SRAM, or main memory. Unless the ESBC is stored in NOR flash, the developer is required to create image for the T1024 PBL that copies the ESBC image from NVRAM to main memory or internal SRAM prior to writing the start address register and executing the ISBC code. The ISBC code validates signed ESBC image.
The validated ESBC image is allowed to use the One Time Programmable Master Key to decrypt system secrets. NXP provided ESBC on base standard u-boot. Users are free to use NXP ESBC as it is provided or to use it as reference to modify their own secure boot system. To establish the Secure Boot Chain of Trust, some U-Boot Commands have been added in the ESBC Code. There are blob enc command and blob dec command, which can be used to create private blob and write it to nonvolatile memory.
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