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<d3thbird>
when it comes to developing device trees that are maintained in u-boot and in linux seperately? for instance, if there are pin mismatches or offset problems, where should the patches be focused?
<d3thbird>
just trying to figure out how to 'follow the leader' so to speak
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<marex>
look at OF_UPSTREAM
<marex>
d3thb1rd: ^
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<Jones42>
Hi there, I'm currently trying to get the fit-signature working with a (nitrokey) (net)hsm. They provide their own pkcs11 module, which I can point to either via the openssl.cnf, or via openssl's ENGINE_ctrl_cmd_string(e, "MODULE_PATH", ...).
<Jones42>
but I haven't seen such an option in mkimage.
<Jones42>
I've written a patch (basically copying those 10 lines from rauc) that seems to work, but before I submit it, I want to make sure I haven't overlooked something.
<Jones42>
It's one of those cases that make me think "u-boot is around for ages, pkcs11 and HSMs are around for ages - am I the first one to encounter that issue?" :-)
<slobodan>
I just want to "upload" working uboot to dump current firmware from my device
<slobodan>
when I boot it and when I get "nmc: waiting 5 seconds for command" it does not interrupt what ever I press
<slobodan>
So what would I need to add my device so I can compile uboot for it ?
<K900>
You have to reverse engineer it
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<marex>
slobodan: if that's some archaic MIPS, cant you simply enter its existing U-Boot and read out the CFI NOR ?
<marex>
slobodan: how do you "upload" stuff there? Can't you equally well "download" stuff the same way ?
<slobodan>
marex: So I start the device and I got "nmc: waiting 5 seconds for command"
<slobodan>
and I press esc, keys and cant enter u-boot
<marex>
maybe that is intentional
<slobodan>
I can't upload, I planed to put u-boot in ram and transfer firmware
<marex>
if you can put stuff into RAM, cant you also read stuff from other memory relocations ?
<marex>
like memory mapped CFI NOR ?
<slobodan>
marex: Yes "they" turned it off
<slobodan>
I cant enter in device to ssh telnet
<slobodan>
no ssh *
<marex>
then how do you plan to upload bootloader into it ?
<slobodan>
the device is lantiq I found "the correct" tespdas its waiting for u-boot to be uploaded
<slobodan>
the CFG 04 UART
<marex>
hum ... then 'git grep -li lantiq' in u-boot tree to get an idea for other lantiq boards
<marex>
if you know where the memory you care about is, wouldnt it be easier to write a bit of assembler code which prints it, byte by byte, on (already initialized) UART ?