Closed xumengwei closed 4 years ago
Hi @xumengwei ,
HiKey 970 is not supported. You find all officially supported devices in the list here.
Thanks for your reply @jbech-linaro . Any plan to support 970 since I found this chip is becoming quite popular nowadays?
As soon as someone in our team get hold of such a device, then I'm pretty sure we will add it. But if and when that will happen I cannot say for the moment. Having that said, we wouldn't mind if someone outside the core team submitted board support for this (faq, porting guidelines).
@jbech-linaro got it. Can I find the announcement about someone inside the group starts to porting it afterwards?
There is no easy way to do it, but if we do we will send pull request and then we can try to remember this particular issue and refer to that when submitting the PR.
Is there any update on this, now that the 970 boards are widely available?
Nope, unfortunately the situation is the same. But for people out there having one at hands, we'd be more than happy to get a patch adding support for the 970 also.
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Can it be supported now?
Can it be supported now?
I also want to know if it can be supported, since hikey 960 is very hard to purchase now.
I have not heard of anyone running OP-TEE on a HiKey970, but perhaps you should ask on a HiKey970 forum (if that exists)? It doesn't look like TF-A supports that board yet, which would be a prerequisite for OP-TEE.
I have not heard of anyone running OP-TEE on a HiKey970, but perhaps you should ask on a HiKey970 forum (if that exists)? It doesn't look like TF-A supports that board yet, which would be a prerequisite for OP-TEE.
@jforissier there already exists a version of arm-trusted-firmware that can run on hikey-970
I have modified the OP-TEE/build/hikey960.mk
to run aosp/linux over optee. And I found that:
BL32*
(optee_os_header_v2_bin, optee_os_pager_v2_bin, optee_os_pageable_v2_bin
) arm-trusted-firmware flags. BL32*
flags and flash the compiled binaries into hikey board, the serial console does not output anything.It told me something went wrong when compiling optee. To compile optee, I only slightly modified core/arch/arm/plat-hikey/platform_config.h
according to this blog to continue. the blog says that:
The Kirin970(Hi3670) SoC is just a superset of Hi3660 SoC with an added AI processing element.
So what else can I do (e.g. how to debug optee binaries) to let optee support hikey-970?
@Myriad-Dreamin did you progress any further? Are yours modification available on some public repo? I've broken my last hikey 620 and 970 is the only hardware that I have now...
Does optee support HiKey 970? If so, which target shall I use, HiKey or HiKey 960?