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The imx-boot images contain a FIT image with one or more U-Boot device tree files. Currently, signed imx-boot images can contain only a single device tree file. | The imx-boot images contain a FIT image with one or more U-Boot device tree files. Currently, signed imx-boot images can contain only a single device tree file. | ||
To select the right U-Boot device tree: | To select the right U-Boot device tree: | ||
# For dt8mcustomboard board: | # For dt8mcustomboard board: | ||
UBOOT_DTB_DEFAULT = "{{#var:U-BOOT_DTB_DART}}" | UBOOT_DTB_DEFAULT = "{{#var:U-BOOT_DTB_DART}}" |
Revision as of 14:07, 25 February 2025
|- |UBOOT_DTB_DEFAULT|| The imx-boot images contain a FIT image with one or more U-Boot device tree files. Currently, signed imx-boot images can contain only a single device tree file.
To select the right U-Boot device tree:
# For dt8mcustomboard board: UBOOT_DTB_DEFAULT = ""
# For symphony board UBOOT_DTB_DEFAULT = ""
|- |KERNEL_DTB_DEFAULT||Required for i.MX8QM and i.MX8QXP Family Only
Like imx-boot, currently only a single Linux device tree can be signed. Below is an example of how to perform this signing:
# mx8qm family: KERNEL_DTB_DEFAULT = "imx8qm-var-som-lvds.dtb" # mx8qxp family: KERNEL_DTB_DEFAULT = "imx8qxp-var-som-symphony-sd.dtb"