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TDA4VM: About Sysfw and tifs.bin

eason zhou
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Hi Ti Expert

I wan to know the different between sysfw.itb and tifs.bin.

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Eason

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    TI__Guru** 101315 points

    Hi Eason,

    The sysfw.itb file is a FIT image comprising of the TIFS binary, and all the Board Configuration binaries. This is the format used by the R5 SPL Bootloader in Linux U-Boot flow.

    The tifs.bin is just the TIFS binary, and is the format used by the RTOS SBL Bootloader. The Board Configurations are part of the SBL itself on the RTOS-side.

    regards

    Suman