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I am sorry for asking question here, but I have no luck to find another place.
I know that boot flow in current realization is like that:
ARM-TF -> OPTEE-OS -> UEFI ... -> LINUX.
While reading documentation about UEFI, I found that it contains such a module as SMM (System Management Mode), which is running at the highest priority exception level of a processor.
So, I'm just wondering if it possible to run or even inbuilt OPTEE-OS inside of SMM.
Is it a better way to secure boot system?
I understand, that question may looks a bit confusing, but anyway I will appreciate any mentions.
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I am sorry for asking question here, but I have no luck to find another place.
I know that boot flow in current realization is like that:
ARM-TF -> OPTEE-OS -> UEFI ... -> LINUX.
While reading documentation about UEFI, I found that it contains such a module as SMM (System Management Mode), which is running at the highest priority exception level of a processor.
So, I'm just wondering if it possible to run or even inbuilt OPTEE-OS inside of SMM.
Is it a better way to secure boot system?
I understand, that question may looks a bit confusing, but anyway I will appreciate any mentions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: