Hi all. On Philips page are neww source code to secure LPC24xx and LPC23xx mcu. but how to implement in to project?Can any help with them? code is on http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/documents/microcontrollers/zip/write.erase.secure.lpc2364.lpc2366.lpc2368.lpc2378.lpc2468.lpc2478.zip regards. Dzairo
Sevc Dominik wrote: > Hi all. > On Philips page are neww source code to secure LPC24xx and LPC23xx mcu. > but how to implement in to project?Can any help with them? > code is on > http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/documents/microcontrollers/zip/write.erase.secure.lpc2364.lpc2366.lpc2368.lpc2378.lpc2468.lpc2478.zip > > regards. > > Dzairo No one can help with this ???? regards
> No one can help with this ????
Maybe I'm not the only one who will not try any of this code in the
current state because of:
(1) from the pdf: "The write/erase security feature is irreversible."
(2) The functions are only available as object-code library as far as I
can see.
(3) The library for gcc has a file-name ending with gcc 3.4.2 indicating
it is for a rather old version of gcc (maybe even the "special
ulibc-build" that Keil offers for download).
(4) from the pdf: "it is very important to relocate functions in RAM
during run time"
I probably could help but I currently only have two boards with
LPC23xx/24xx and will not take the risk to totally disable write/erase
to some sectors irreversibly (1) by testing it with a set of functions
made for a gcc-version which I do not use any more (3) where I can not
even see what is done (2) and so can not verify reliably if the
relocation to RAM is implemented correctly (4).
I suggest to get in contact with NXP-support (good luck) and ask them if
they can help you integrating the functionality in your project. Maybe
you can ask in the LPC2000 yahoo group too.
Martin Thomas wrote: >> No one can help with this ???? > > Maybe I'm not the only one who will not try any of this code in the > current state because of: > (1) from the pdf: "The write/erase security feature is irreversible." > (2) The functions are only available as object-code library as far as I > can see. > (3) The library for gcc has a file-name ending with gcc 3.4.2 indicating > it is for a rather old version of gcc (maybe even the "special > ulibc-build" that Keil offers for download). > (4) from the pdf: "it is very important to relocate functions in RAM > during run time" > > I probably could help but I currently only have two boards with > LPC23xx/24xx and will not take the risk to totally disable write/erase > to some sectors irreversibly (1) by testing it with a set of functions > made for a gcc-version which I do not use any more (3) where I can not > even see what is done (2) and so can not verify reliably if the > relocation to RAM is implemented correctly (4). > I suggest to get in contact with NXP-support (good luck) and ask them if > they can help you integrating the functionality in your project. Maybe > you can ask in the LPC2000 yahoo group too. OK . I create own board (low cost) with lpc2142 and try some function. Try contact NXP-support to help. Me project is only in develop position and it's more then 3month to finish. regards
> I create own board (low cost) with lpc2142 and try some function.
You have noticed that the Application-Note only mentions 23xx/24xx? But
I'm sure will NXP will help (if they answer).
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