feat(U-Boot): Add OTP Key Writer User Guide#703
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Add a KeyWriter guide describing the procedure to program customer keys into the eFuses using U-Boot's `fuse writebuff` command, enabling HS-FS to HS-SE device conversion. The guide covers: - Background on HS-FS and HS-SE device sub-types - The fuse_otp binary blob structure with a diagram illustrating the layout - Step-by-step key writer example flow - Post-programming note that eFuse changes require a full SoC power cycle to take effect Register the new page in the AM62LX Linux TOC and U-Boot Users Guide index. Signed-off-by: Harsha Vardhan V M <h-vm@ti.com>
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@shiva-ti @jsuhaas22 to review |
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@Harsha-VM this was opened as a draft and never marked ready for review. Is there any additional pending work for this or should it go through proper review now? |
@StaticRocket Marked it ready for review now |
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What's actually the difference between |
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@shiva-ti @jsuhaas22 for review |
@StaticRocket These are 2 different methods of secure key provisioning offered by TIFS. Keywriter Lite is used to convert the device to a HS-SE lite device(without encryption support) where Keywriter is used to convert the device to a HS-SE device(with encryption support). So, the structure layout and method of preparation differ between the both.
On this, |
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@Harsha-VM could we add this information to the introduction paragraph? I feel like that's an important distinction to make up front. Also, there's currently mixed use of |
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@liubiin this also feels like it's reaching into academy territory as it's more of a how-to guide |
Add a KeyWriter guide describing the procedure to program customer keys into the eFuses using U-Boot's
fuse writebuffcommand, enabling HS-FS to HS-SE device conversion.The guide covers:
Register the new page in the AM62LX Linux TOC and U-Boot Users Guide index.