DCMD_MMCSD_RPMB_RW_FRAME

Arguments to devctl():

Description:

This command reads or writes an RPMB frame. The MMCSD_RPMB_REQ structure is defined as follows:

#define RPMB_KEY_MAC_FIELD_LEN   32
#define RPMB_DATA_FIELD_LEN      256
#define RPMB_HASH_DATA_LEN       32
#define RPMB_USABLE_DATA_LEN     (RPMB_DATA_FIELD_LEN - RPMB_HASH_DATA_LEN)
#define RPMB_NONCE_FIELD_LEN     16
#define RPMB_ONE_BLK_MAC_LEN     (RPMB_DATA_FIELD_LEN + RPMB_NONCE_FIELD_LEN + 4 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2)
                                 /*(write_cntr +  address + block_cnt + result + req_resp) */

typedef struct _mmcsd_rpmb_frame {
    uint8_t         stuff[196];
    uint8_t         key_mac[RPMB_KEY_MAC_FIELD_LEN];
    uint8_t         data[RPMB_DATA_FIELD_LEN];
    uint8_t         nonce[RPMB_NONCE_FIELD_LEN];
    uint32_t        write_cntr;
    uint16_t        address;
    uint16_t        block_cnt;
    uint16_t        result;
    uint16_t        req_resp;
} MMCSD_RPMB_FRAME;

typedef struct _mmcsd_rpmb_req {
    uint16_t        req_type;
    paddr64_t       rpmb_frame_paddr; /* Pointer to an MMCSD_RPMB_FRAME */
} MMCSD_RPMB_REQ;

Input:

Set the req_type and req_resp members to one of the following:

• KEY_PROG_REQUEST — not used.
• READ_CNTR_REQUEST — get the number of writes made to the partition and store it in the write_cntr member.
• AUTH_WRITE_REQUEST — write an RMPB block. Set address to the address of the data that you want to write, block_cnt to the number of blocks to write, and write_cntr to the value obtained from a READ_CNTR_REQUEST made just before you make the write request.
• AUTH_READ_REQUEST — read an RPMB block. Set address to the address of a buffer where you want the data to be placed. If address is NULL, this request simply validates the key.
• STATUS_READ_REQUEST — not used.
• KEY_PROG_RESPONSE — not used.
• READ_CNTR_RESPONSE — not used.
• AUTH_WRITE_RESPONSE — not used.
• AUTH_READ_RESPONSE — not used.

Get a one-time key from the device before calling devctl(), and then store the key in the nonce member.

The stuff member is used for additional data, such as an initialization vector.

Output:

The result member is 0 for success; any other value indicates an error. The rest of the output depends on the type of request.

See also:

devctl() in the QNX Neutrino C Library Reference