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As mentioned here, there was a change in L4T R35.5.0 that requires an authentication key to be added to your EKB. See the dev forum thread linked there for more information. |
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Unfortunately that didn't fix the problem. However looking through the nvida forum post, I found that UEFI is not showing the "Auth key not set in EKB" error, instead, it tries to load a TA that is not there.
Is that the problem? How do I tell UEFI the correct GUID? According to the build scripts the early TA should have the GUID b83d14a8-7128-49df-9624-35f14f65ca6c |
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FWIW I'm seeing the same thing. |
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Hey everyone!
I'm having problems getting optee running on my Orin AGX using the meta-tegra kirkstone branch.
I fused the Signing, Encryption and OEM K1 and K2 Keys onto the device and built an EKS with the following command:
gen_ekb.py -chip t234 -oem_k1_key oemK1.hex -fv iv_default.hex -in_sym_key2 disk_enc.hex -out eks.img
I'm using the default nvidia fixed vector and leaving out the uefi encryption key, because the system won't boot as I couldn't get kernel encryption working.
Now, when I try to run the nvhwkey-app, I'm getting the error:
I checked that the guid is correct and the build system seems to pack it into the image, but it fails to load. However LUKS and dm-crypt seem to work which makes me wonder if is even using the disk encryption key used in the ekb.
Does anyone have an idea what I'm doing wrong?
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