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This article is a place holder for previous article "How to configure OP-TEE". This article has been split in few pieces: | This article is a place holder for previous article "How to configure OP-TEE". This article has been split in few pieces: | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 18 October 2024
This article is a place holder for previous article "How to configure OP-TEE". This article has been split in few pieces:
- STM32MPU OP-TEE Overview presents how OP-TEE is used in STM32MPU releases.
- STM32MPU OP-TEE Profiles presents the services that are embedded in OP-TEE (Cortex-A secure world) upon its configuration and exposed to the operating system (Cortex-A normal/non-secure world).
- OP-TEE Configuration Switches gives more details on many of the OP-TEE configuration switches.
- How to build OP-TEE components details how to rebuild OP-TEE OS and the other OP-TEE components and deploy them on target. This article covers most of the information previously found in "How to configure OP-TEE".
The availability of the services embedded in OP-TEE configuration depends on the OS configuration (the several CFG_xxx=... switches) and on the device tree (DT) provided to OP-TEE image, currently built within the OP-TEE image.