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Hello,
This is not so much of an issue as more as a question on storing the u-boot env in /etc directory in a SD card & modifying them from userspace.
My setup is using a SAMA5D4-Xplained board, meta-atmel, u-boot-at91_2021.04.bb & at the moment we're using SD cards. We'd like to implemented an A/B update strategy (probably with swupdate). For this strategy to succeed,as your no-doubt aware, the update application needs userspace access to u-boot env, in the form of fw_env.config.
It seems this functionality is included in the u-boot-at91 meta-atmel layer (here).
Do you know if such a setup has been tested with u-boot-at91 & if there's any issues in implementing it? Apologies if this is a bit vague but I still trying to get a handle on the complexity..
Some additional info
I've included in my Yocto build a recipe for libubootenv
Hello,
This is not so much of an issue as more as a question on storing the u-boot env in /etc directory in a SD card & modifying them from userspace.
My setup is using a SAMA5D4-Xplained board, meta-atmel, u-boot-at91_2021.04.bb & at the moment we're using SD cards. We'd like to implemented an A/B update strategy (probably with swupdate). For this strategy to succeed,as your no-doubt aware, the update application needs userspace access to u-boot env, in the form of fw_env.config.
It seems this functionality is included in the u-boot-at91 meta-atmel layer (here).
Do you know if such a setup has been tested with u-boot-at91 & if there's any issues in implementing it? Apologies if this is a bit vague but I still trying to get a handle on the complexity..
Some additional info
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