Still, Error itself shows it's mbedtls security error. So, I suggest to bypass security for time being to verify same.
Dedicated or combined OTA
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Ritesh Prajapati
Ritesh Prajapati
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And how do you propose to do I not understand something?
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Hi,
Would you please try with sample example of socket to download data from server and store into flash as per your configuration. And then update image.
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Ritesh Prajapati
Ritesh Prajapati
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Ok, now my OTA is work.
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But then I am trying to install the certificate but have a problem with .rnd
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So, When you enabled security at that time OAT is not working with certificates related issue?
Regards,
Ritesh Prajapati
Ritesh Prajapati
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I am trying to install the certificate but have a problem with .rnd
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Please explain that contains the "factory"...
OTA_0 and OTA_1 contain alternately updating the firmware.
As I understand it, in the "factory" area you can write a simple initial firmware, which will be loaded into the OTA_0 area.
If a piece of the program from OTA_0 in the future will start the firmware update it will be located in OTA_1. Continue alternating OTA_0 and OTA_1.
Is the "factory" area no longer used?
OTA_0 and OTA_1 contain alternately updating the firmware.
As I understand it, in the "factory" area you can write a simple initial firmware, which will be loaded into the OTA_0 area.
If a piece of the program from OTA_0 in the future will start the firmware update it will be located in OTA_1. Continue alternating OTA_0 and OTA_1.
Is the "factory" area no longer used?
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brp80000 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 18, 2018 7:02 amPlease explain that contains the "factory"...
OTA_0 and OTA_1 contain alternately updating the firmware.
As I understand it, in the "factory" area you can write a simple initial firmware, which will be loaded into the OTA_0 area.
If a piece of the program from OTA_0 in the future will start the firmware update it will be located in OTA_1. Continue alternating OTA_0 and OTA_1.
Is the "factory" area no longer used?
You can use OTA_0 and OTA_1 without factory partition.
If the factory partition is used, the the code will run from it only until the 1st OTA upgrade, after that, the code will run from OTA_0 or OTA_1, whichever was updated last.
If both OTA_0 and OTA_1 gets corrupted, the code will run from factory partition again.
You can force running from factory partition (or ota partition different from the currently active partition) from application code or from the 2nd stage bootloader.
You can upgrade your factory partition while running from one of the OTA partitions by slightly modifying the the OTA upgrade code.
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