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1 # MCUboot port for NuttX
5 The NuttX port of MCUboot secure boot library expects that the platform provides a Flash storage wi…
12 - `CONFIG_MCUBOOT_WATCHDOG`: If `CONFIG_WATCHDOG` is enabled, MCUboot shall reset the watchdog time…
14 The porting layer of MCUboot library consists of the following interfaces:
15 - `<flash_map_backend/flash_map_backend.h>`, for enabling MCUboot to manage the application firmwar…
16 - `<mcuboot_config/mcuboot_config.h>`, for configuration of MCUboot's features.
18 - `<os/os_malloc.h>`, for providing MCUboot access to the OS memory management interfaces.
21 …MCUboot is implemented at application-level and requires minimal knowledge about characteristics o…
23 ## Creating MCUboot-compatible application firmware images
25 …MCUboot is to integrate it to a firmware update agent, which is an important component of a secure…
27 …OT_CONFIRM_EXAMPLE`, which is a fairly simple example that just calls an MCUboot API for confirmin…
29 ## Using MCUboot on NuttX as a secure boot solution
31 …MCUboot also enables the creation of a secure bootloader application requiring minimal platform-sp…
33 The MCUboot bootloader application may be enabled by selecting the `CONFIG_MCUBOOT_BOOTLOADER` opti…
45 Through `flash_area_align()` interface MCUboot expects that the implementation provides the shortes…
51 MCUboot's documentation imposes no restrictions regarding the usage of its public interfaces, which…