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Team,
-Is the SK-AM68 always provided with an AM68 where security is enabled?
-Does it means that the bootloader code needs to be specifically signed and the u-boot/Kernel firmware image will not be the same as a none-secure AM68x?
-The AM62x SDK does have a section about security wich help to understand:
https://software-dl.ti.com/processor-sdk-linux/esd/AM62X/09_00_00_03/exports/docs/linux/Foundational_Components_Migration_Guide.html
But AM68x does not have it. Do you plan to add it?
Can you confirm that the same AM62x secure terminology apply for AM68x/AM69x?
Thanks in advance!
A.
Hi AnBer,
Is the SK-AM68 always provided with an AM68 where security is enabled?
The AM68-SK is by default populated with HS-FS devices.
-Does it means that the bootloader code needs to be specifically signed and the u-boot/Kernel firmware image will not be the same as a none-secure AM68x?
You can run the final intended HS-SE related images on a HS-FS device.
But AM68x does not have it. Do you plan to add it?
I don't think so. Initial AM62-SKs were delivered with GP parts, so probably the Migration Guide exists. AM68-SK has always been delivered with HS-FS.
Can you confirm that the same AM62x secure terminology apply for AM68x/AM69x?
Yes.
Please see this related ticket that would be useful for you:
regards
Suman