14.8 IDAU Regions Configuration
The device Boot ROM is in charge of configuring the module. All IDAU regions settings MUST be initialized prior to enabling the module. For GC devices, the BOOTCFG IDAU fuses are ignored and the configuration is hardcoded by the system and locked. For SG devices, the ROM code will configure the IDAU based on the BOOTCFG IDAU fuses user configuration, which will allow to configure the sizes of the different IDAU regions for BFM, PFM and SRAM. Through the fuses, the user also has the option to write lock the IDAU register, so that the configuration is locked till the next fuse update and device reboot.
Each IDAU region has its own register group composed of RCTRL, RSTATUSA, and RSTATUSB registers. The number of implemented register groups is readable from STATUSA.NBRG and cannot exceed 256.
To configure an IDAU region, first read its RSTATUSA register to determine its type. The type will determine which commands are legal and legal argument values.
| IDAU Region Type: RSTATUSA.TYPE | RSTATUSA.GRAN | RSTATUSA.MAXSZ | RSTATUSB.[SIZE,NONSEC] |
|---|---|---|---|
| INVALID | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) |
| SEC | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) |
| NONSEC | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) |
| NONSEC_W |
CFG Size in Bytes of one RCTRL[w].ARGLSb |
CFG MAXSZ-1 is the maximum value of RCTRL[w].ARG | IDAU region size in Bytes |
| SECnNONSEC_B | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) |
Defines the state of the region/block: non-secure when NONSEC[0] = 1, secure otherwise |
| SECnNONSEC_L | NA(reads 0) | NA(reads 0) |
Defines the state of the region/block: non-secure when NONSEC[0] = 1, secure otherwise. This is a mirror of the linked IDAU region RSTATUSB block NONSEC bit. |
| NSC_W |
CFG Size in Bytes of one RCTRL[w].ARGLSb |
CFG MAXSZ-1 is the maximum value of RCTRL[w].ARG | IDAU region size in Bytes |
| EXEMPT_B |
CFG Size in Bytes of a block |
CFG Maximum number of blocks inside the region |
Defines the state of the region blocks: For each valid NONSEC[y] ,y<MAXSZ block y is non-secure when NONSEC[y] = 1,secure otherwise |
- Bolded cells denote static configuration whereas standard cells denote a configuration that can be modified using RCTRL commands.
- The _W suffix indicates the IDAU region has a watermark configuration.
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_B suffix indicates that the IDAU region is divided into blocks that can be configured as secure or Non-secure.
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_L suffix indicates that the configuration of the IDAU region is linked to another one.
- CFG: Hardcoded value to be read in the RSTATUSA register.
| RSTATUSA.TYPE | Valid RCTRL.CMD commands | RCTR.ARG Valid when |
|---|---|---|
| INVALID | None | NA |
| SEC | None | NA |
| NONSEC | None | NA |
| NONSEC_W | WRSZ | < RSTATUSA.MAXSZ |
| SECnNONSEC_B | [CLR,SET]NONSEC | 0 |
| SECnNONSEC_L | None | NA |
| NSC_W | WRSZ | < RSTATUSA.MAXSZ (1) |
| EXEMPT_B | [CLR,SET]NONSEC(2) | < RSTATUSA.MAXSZ |
For each IDAU region, the command and argument validity are checked by the macro. When a command or argument is not valid:
- The command is discarded
- An error is reported to STATUSB.CFGERR
Before writing CTRL.ENABLE = 1:
- All configurable settings must be written (see the non-bolded cells in the RSTATUS[A,B] table)
- STATUSB.CFGERR must be read 0
The CTRL.CMD ENABLE command is discarded when STATUSB.CFGERR is high.
Once STATUSA.ENABLE is set, configuration is applied at the system level.
- The NSC_W size can exceed the remaining space size left by the NONSEC IDAU region in the MAIN region. In this case, no CFGERR error is reported and the NSC_W region overlaps exactly the whole SEC IDAU region, the NSC_W region cannot overlap MAIN regions it does not belong to.
- The EXEMPT_B IDAU region type corresponds to the H2PB0/1/2 Main Regions. These regions are not configurable through the IDAU. For SG devices, the peripherals (bridges included) inside these regions can be defined as Secure/Non-Secure (or Mix-secure/Non-Secure for EIC and PORT) through the BOOTCFG H2PB fuses. The configuration is applied by the ROM code.