I need to configure yocto to build imx-boot with ahab enable for the board colibri imx8x.
Could you help me ?.
Thank you
Best regards.
Flavio Gobber
I need to configure yocto to build imx-boot with ahab enable for the board colibri imx8x.
Could you help me ?.
Thank you
Best regards.
Flavio Gobber
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To enable AHAB (Advanced High Assurance Boot) for the Colibri iMX8X in Yocto, you’ll need to modify the U-Boot configuration and use Toradex’s security meta-layer(1).
First, you need to enable AHAB support in the U-Boot configuration(2). The default configuration doesn’t have AHAB enabled, so you’ll need to modify the config:
→ ARM architecture
[*] Support i.MX8 AHAB features
Toradex provides a dedicated meta-layer for security features including HAB/AHAB support(1). You should include the meta-toradex-security layer in your Yocto build(1).
The security layer includes variables to configure HAB/AHAB support. When the tdx-signed class is inherited, signing bootloader images via HAB/AHAB is enabled by default.
For the Colibri iMX8X, you’ll need to build the complete boot container that includes(3):
The boot container assembly process uses the imx-mkimage utility(3). For Colibri iMX8X, the build command would be(3):
$ make REV=C0 SOC=iMX8QX flash
$ ls iMX8QX/flash.bin
Note: Remove REV=C0 if you’re building for B0 or older silicon versions(3).
Before proceeding, ensure you have(3):
The resulting flash.bin file should be renamed to imx-boot for compatibility with Toradex Easy Installer(3).
For detailed implementation, I recommend reviewing the meta-toradex-security repository documentation for the specific configuration variables and setup procedures(1).
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