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<bamse> lumag: first thing that comes to mind is that i will now get -EINVAL back from trustzone because there is a platform-level fallback with "invalid" signature and my rootfs doesn't have the device-specific firmware - which today would result in -ENOENT "you don't have the firmware for this device"
<lumag> bamse, hmm, true.
<lumag> And it's harder to understand EINVAL
<lumag> Do we have a change of getting the 'fused' or 'secured' status for the device?
<lumag> But then we'd still need device-specific slpi
<lumag> bamse, btw: with the sensors being now handled by adsp, which parts of adsp/asdp_dtb/etc becomes devices-specific?
<lumag> (in the same way as we consider slpi.mbn being device-specific even for non-secured devices)
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