Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of secure_boot


Ignore:
Timestamp:
08/07/2025 07:35:26 PM (5 months ago)
Author:
Ryan Erbstoesser
Comment:

add warning and add venice link

Legend:

Unmodified
Added
Removed
Modified

  • secure_boot

    v8 v9  
    33= Secure Boot
    44Secure Boot refers to hardware and software that does not allow an attacker to obtain sensitive data or boot altered firmware. This can be accomplished on modern embedded System on Chip devices by creating a Chain of Trust.
     5
     6== WARNING
     7
     8If configuration fuses are blown for secure boot, Gateworks cannot accept any returns of the boards due to the fact we are locked out of the processor.
     9
     10== See Also
     11
     12Note, this page is about secure boot, but there is also a Venice specific secure boot page here: [wiki:venice/secure_boot]
    513
    614== Chain of Trust
    … …  
    350358  * this is intended for use with a buildroot based rootfs where /sbin/init is busybox and we place our own script in /init (which the kernel will look for before /sbin/init) to be used as an intermediate init
    351359 1. Create a FIT image (see above) containing your kernel fdt and initramfs and boot it with boom or built it as a kernel+ramdisk
     360
     361== See Also
     362
     363Note, this page is about secure boot, but there is also a Venice specific secure boot page here: [wiki:venice/secure_boot]