<rgolledge>
Hi just got upstream atf and optee-os running on my rk3566 my next part is to write the Hardware Uninque Key. Is there any documentation about the OTP and the secure OTP i am guessing someone has lookd at this before
<qschulz>
rgolledge: I don't think optee-os currently supports rk3566/rk3568, c.f. https://github.com/OP-TEE/optee_os/pull/6954 so please don't keep this to yourself and help those people out :)
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<Dex2x>
dsimic, nice which did you get? This lenovo one I got, is pretty slow, but the xiaomi one seems fine, did a 0 of the whole thing got an avg of 14-22MB/s and seems to boot snappy
<Dex2x>
also so called high endurance
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<rgolledge>
qschulz: both my company and the client are more than happy to upstream the optee port. I have it working and can use trusted keys linux, just need to add the HUK not the dummy function i have. There is a some code for rk3588 around this but i am unsure how different the it is from my chip
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<a3f>
rgolledge, i recall the rk3566 RNG is not good, see kernel mailing lists. You'll have to account for that if you generate the HUK on-device and write it
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<diederik>
5afdb98dcc55 ("arm64: dts: rockchip: Describe why is HWRNG disabled in RK356x base dtsi")
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