This project discribed how to integrating OP-TEE within Raspbian.
There are two prerequisite:
- Raspbian have 32-bit version only.
- ATF(Trust Firmware-A) now only have 64-bit support for Raspberry Pi 3. (ATF RPI3 support).
I don't want to change this default when considering big workload. So, this project will build ATF as 64-bit, and all others as 32-bit.
- Host OS: Ubuntu 16.04 or later.
- Cross Build Toolchain: AARCH64 & AARCH32 both needed, and AARCH32 must > 6.0. (you can get one from linaro)
- Hardware: Support only Raspberry Pi 3rd generation (such as 3B/3B+) board, not first or 2nd generation board.
First, config your cross build toolchain at config.mk.
Then:
$ ./prepare-env.sh # if your had download all packages, skip this.
$ make patch # this will patch linux kernel & ATF, if you have done before, skip this.
$ make
When success, it should seem as:
Prepare a SD Card Flashed with an official Raspbian image, mount it in linux, such as /media/user/boot & /media/user/rootfs.
Then:
$ cp ./out/boot/* /media/user/boot
$ sudo cp -r ./out/rootfs/* /media/user/rootfs
Boot Rsapberry Pi with the Modified image in SD Card.
When you are logined,then:
$ ls /dev/tee*
/dev/tee0 /dev/teepriv0 # this prove tee driver & optee-os works.
$ sudo tee-supplicant &
$ sudo optee_example_hello_world
It should be no errors, then all is OK.
Shell scripts should be moved to Makefile.