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AM623: Secure Boot Key Flash Failure over DFU-USB in Factory Setup - AM6231

Part Number: AM623

Hi TI Team,

We are facing an issue while flashing secure boot keys on our custom boards using DFU over USB.

In the factory environment, when programming a batch of around 20 boards, typically 3–4 boards fail during the secure boot key loading process on the first attempt.

observation: some boards fail to flash secure boot keys on the first try, but succeed after 2–4 retries.

Additional Details:

  • Interface used: DFU over USB
  • We are using a single (short) certificate for generating secure boot keys.
  • The VPP configuration differs slightly based on our custom board design.
  • Failure pattern: Intermittent failure on first attempt, success after multiple retries or the very next retry
  • Occurrence rate: 15–20% of boards in factory batches

Any suggestions on debugging steps or improving robustness in factory programming would be very helpful.

Regards,

RJ