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Hi,
We have been using bootgen for a while, need to split the boot images as 3 partitions ( 1st partition -> FSBL - Uboot; 2nd partition -> Linux Kernel; 3rd partition -> RootFS).
Can we authenticate all partitions via eFUSE keys after being splited into three partitions??
Thanks,
Sriram
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Hi @Sriram-JI, could you please elaborate a little? Do you mean splitting into different boot images?
If the question is regarding the split command available, it works as below:
Slave boot mode splits as below.
1. Boot Header + Bootloader
2. Image and Partition Headers
3. Rest of the partitions.
Normal mode splits as below.
1. Boot Header + Image Headers + Partition Headers + Bootloader
2. Partiton1
3. Partition2 ...
Please run "bootgen -bif_help split" for more details.
Thanks for your reply.
My Scenario would be like assume I am using normal mode to split.
So I will be having 3 partitions:
Partition 1 -> BH + IH + PH + FSBL
Partition 2 -> Linux Kernel
Partition 3 -> RootFS
using 3 respective .bif files.
Output:
partition1.bin
partition2.bin
partition3.bin
Can we able to load these .bin's as plain image? Also can we sign these bin's & authenticate using eFUSE keys?
Hi,
We have been using bootgen for a while, need to split the boot images as 3 partitions ( 1st partition -> FSBL - Uboot; 2nd partition -> Linux Kernel; 3rd partition -> RootFS).
Can we authenticate all partitions via eFUSE keys after being splited into three partitions??
Thanks,
Sriram
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: