Upgrading bootloader from 6.x to 7.x

Hi.

I try to upgrade the bootloader from 6.x to 7.x so that I can upgrade my firmware and I try to follow the steps on Bootloader Updates in Torizon OS | Toradex Developer Center.

However, I can’t find most of the buttons mentioned in the above URL.

I have managed to get to a page that allows me to add a new source, but I had to manually extract a lot of the data from the https://artifacts.toradex.com/artifactory/torizoncore-bootloader-prod-frankfurt/tdx-bootloader-src.json that is supposedly the package source URL, as I found no easy way to add it directly.

The biggest problem is that, after entering all the data from the json and clicking on the Add Package Source, the web page says it couldn’t verify the trusted delegation.

So how do I add the tdx-bootloader source to my sources? Am I using the wrong documentation URL?

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Hello! Thank you for providing a detailed description and screenshot of your issue.

To add the TorizonCore bootloader package source, you should not need to manually extract data from the JSON file. Instead, you can directly add the URL as the package source in Torizon Platform Services.

Here are the steps you should follow:

  1. Go to app.torizon.io and log in to your account.
  2. In the left menu, select Packages.
  3. Look for an option like Add Package Source or Add Source.
  4. When prompted for a package source URL, enter the following exactly as shown:
    https://artifacts.toradex.com/artifactory/torizoncore-bootloader-prod-frankfurt/tdx-bootloader-src.json
    
    Direct link to reference
  5. The system should then automatically handle the rest. You do not need to manually extract fields from the JSON.

Regarding the “couldn’t verify the trusted delegation” error:

  • Ensure you’re logged in with the correct account that has access rights to your organization and devices.
  • Try clearing your browser’s cache, or use a different browser or incognito/private mode in case of cached authentication/session issues.
  • If your interface looks markedly different or if menu items mentioned in the documentation are missing, make sure your account is enabled for the full features of Torizon Platform Services and that your organization is properly setup.

If the UI in app.torizon.io is substantially different from the documentation, it’s possible that there have been recent updates or changes. However, the fundamental process—adding the JSON package source URL—remains the same.

You can find the official instructions here:

Let me know if this helps, or if you’re still unable to add the package source after following these steps!

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The AI response is just repeating the available info without adding any meaningful help.

Please tell me how to add the tdx-bootloader to my packages, so that I can upgrade my device to torizon 7.x.

Thank you.

Greetings @borco,

Our documentation still reflects the old web UI and hasn’t been updated yet for the current web UI. For the time-being it’s probably easier to add the bootloader package source using the old web UI. You can go back to the old web UI using the “Go to Classic App” button at the top of the current web UI.

From there you should be able to add the bootloader package source as instructed by the documentation like so:

  • Click the cog icon in the packages page.

  • Then click the “ADD NEW PACKAGE SOURCE” option that shows up.

  • This should open a dialog to allow you to paste the url source (https://artifacts.toradex.com/artifactory/torizoncore-bootloader-prod-frankfurt/tdx-bootloader-src.json). The UI will then auto-extract the information.

After you add the new package source you’re free to go back to the current/newer web UI and the bootloader package source should be available there as well.

Best Regards,
Jeremias

I was able to add the tdx-bootloader source using the “classic app”. Thank you.