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buildroot-op-tee-stm32mp1

Buildroot based STM32MP1 example for OP-TEE.

TF-A, OP-TEE and Linux Kernel are based on STMs openstlinux-5.4-dunfell-mp1-20-06-24

Last updated on 2020.07.17

Clone repository with submodules

You must clone this project with

git clone --recursive https://github.com/schenkmi/buildroot-op-tee-stm32mp1.git

Preparing (once)

As we work with submodule for buildroot you need once delete a patch file which STM already has patched in their own repository.

cd buildroot-op-tee-stm32mp1
rm buildroot/boot/optee-os/0001-scripts-pem_to_pub_c.py-sign.py-use-pycryptodomex.patch

Build instructions plain Linux

You can build the image with

mkdir -p out && cd out
make -C ../buildroot O="$(pwd)" BR2_EXTERNAL="../br-external" stm32mp1_defconfig
make

Build instructions using Docker

The first step is to build the Docker image and create a container. You can specify a directory in your hosts system which will be mounted inside the container. This allows you to copy the built system easily. The current directory must contain the provided Dockerfile which will be compiled into an image. The directory called build will contain the sources and the images which will be built later.

mkdir -p build
docker build -t br-optee-stm32mp1 .
docker create -it --name br-optee-stm32mp1 --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)",destination=/build br-optee-stm32mp1

You can start the container if it was created successfully. This command gives you an interactive shell inside the container.

docker start -ia br-optee-stm32mp1

The next step is to create a build directory called out which will contain the downloaded package source files and the output images. We will use this directory for an out-of-tree Buildroot build, by adding the O= parameter to the make command. We have to specify the directories where the external trees are stored, which can be done by adding the BR2_EXTERNAL= parameter to make (We can specify multiple directories by using : as a separator). The default config file is called stm32mp1_defconfig which is inside the br-external/configs directory.

mkdir -p out && cd out
make -C ../buildroot O="$(pwd)" BR2_EXTERNAL="../br-external" stm32mp1_defconfig

After the configuration has been finalized you can issue the make command to start building the sources. This can take a long time, so be patient.

make

Flashing

Please change /dev/sdX with the correct mounting point of your sd card.

sudo dd if=images/sdcard.img of=/dev/sdX bs=1M conv=fdatasync status=progress

Console log

sudo picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyACM0