password protected uboot login..
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is it possible password protected uboot login for security reason..??
Considering how easy it is to replace u-boot.img, it's kinda hard to say that would secure anything. You need to start earlier, with encrypted binaries using ti bootrom. You'd also disable u-boot console and store your uEnv.txt inside u-boot.
Good luck! It's just something I'm not personally interested in.
Yes..thats what I am looking for..
But I have not done thease things befor..
Kindly give some reference link...
I really want to do that...
Just need to secure data....
Thanks....and regards.
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From: Robert Nelson notifications@github.com
Date: 02/05/2014 2:15 AM (GMT+05:30)
To: eewiki/u-boot-patches u-boot-patches@noreply.github.com
Cc: Jacob mahendra_mahendra@hotmail.com
Subject: Re: [u-boot-patches] password protected uboot login.. (#2)
Considering how easy it is to replace u-boot.img, it's kinda hard to say that would secure anything. You need to start earlier, with encrypted binaries using ti bootrom. You'd also disable u-boot console and store your uEnv.txt inside u-boot.
Good luck! It's just something I'm not personally interested in.
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There are things like silent boot:
http://blackfin.uclinux.org/doku.php?id=silent_booting
you can also change the boot delay to 0 and i belive there is a disable for the auto char access.
Regards,
sir,,
how to store uEnv.txt inside u-boot.
and I am reading this http://paxswill.com/blog/2013/11/04/encrypted-raspberry-pi/
but how to load initramfs into memory (in raspberyy there is /boot/config.txt).
hello sir,,
how to encrypte binaries using ti bootrom..???
and how to disable u-boot console and store uEnv.txt inside u-boot.
I kindly request you to help regarding this...please.....