Dear Dominic, How do you know that the supplied boot loader is free of bugs? Have you inspected the source and/or tested the binaries? IMHO you cannot say it is free of bugs even in a practical sense. I would like to see Philips tell us to what level it will certify boot loader code. Regards, Jaya --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Dominic Rath <Dominic.Rath@g...> > That said, I believe possible attacks on their CRP are very limited. Given the > bootloader code is free of bugs there is no way of having the bootloader > and/or sector 0 changed without destroying all the other flash content, too. > > The JTAG comes up enabled, when the chip leaves reset, but it is disabled > within a few microseconds. I've fed continous TCK cycles into the device (TMS > high), and about 250us after the external reset was deasserted, the pulses > are returned on RTCK. Another 2 us later, RTCK turns quiet again, until about > 30us have passed. This was on a device with CRP disabled, and fits to what is > written in the user manual and the first few instructions of the bootloader > code. > > Regards, > > Dominic
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Re: Flash Security Clarification --- some sad facts
2005-12-25 by jayasooriah
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