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boot: Support bootstrapping for multiple images #2055
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@KarlKTorp can you fix the commit sign off? |
@nordicjm I'm not sure why it does not pass. I do have the sign-off line added. Is something else missing in the commit message? |
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@nordicjm I have tried to add a description line in the commit message as I can see this is common for other commits. Can we check if that solves the issue? |
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I have tried to change the sign-off from |
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No that is not right, follow https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/setting-your-username-in-git to set your name correct in git then do |
When bootstrapping all images could have the primary slot erased Signed-off-by: Karl Kristian Dyrholm Torp <[email protected]>
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@nordicjm I think it should be working now. The local check was OK. |
Bootstrapping is currently not allowed for more than one image. But that seems to be unintentional according to #826 (comment)
I ran into the same issue trying to boot two images (for M7 and M4) on a i.MX RT1170 using zephyr. We solved this using the suggested change and hope it could be added to main.
With this it's possible to enable MCUmgr SMP within MCUBoot and update a device that only has the bootloader in flash.