I'm not even sure if this is a good question for the ARM forum, but since the Renesas Synergy line is ARM based, this is where I'm going to stick it.
I was trying out one of the VSAs (an add-on verified by Renesas), the Floodgate Security Framework, on my SK-S7G2 and while it all worked, I was confused because the manual mentioned the fg_sboot file in the instructions but I couldn't find it anywhere in my installation. It compiles and runs fine, but is there going to be a problem with performance? My interpretation is that file name stands for "floodgate secure boot" - that seems important to me.
I was trying out one of the VSAs (an add-on verified by Renesas), the Floodgate Security Framework, on my SK-S7G2 and while it all worked, I was confused because the manual mentioned the fg_sboot file in the instructions but I couldn't find it anywhere in my installation. It compiles and runs fine, but is there going to be a problem with performance? My interpretation is that file name stands for "floodgate secure boot" - that seems important to me.
