TFM application's Test Protections Denied but not provoking reset

[TFesa.1]

Hello everyone,

I'm working on https://www.st.com/resource/en/user_manual/um2851-getting-started-with-stm32cubeu5-tfm-application-stmicroelectronics.pdf and try to adapt it to a STM32U5Axx.

The NS app launch successfully but the Test protection already included in the NS App is not working as wanted.

The two firsts tests that it is doing are DENIED, which seems normal, and which normally should provoke a reset as written in page 59. This behaviour is well executed for the next tests but not for the two first one that leads to a TEST Protection : Failed.

Any idea why ? Thanks in advance,

Thomas

[Jocelyn RICARD]

Hello Thomas,

The tests should provoke a reset. If it does not, this means that test fails.

The first test checks that you cannot access to SRAM2 which is dedicated to secure from non secure.

If accessing this address does not lead to a fault, this means something is wrong in the adaptation.

This is the purpose of such test.

So, I would suggest reviewing the setup of secure ram.

In secure code you can find the configuration in gtzc_init_cfg in target_cfg.c

gtzc_config_sram(SRAM2_BASE, SRAM2_SIZE, 0, DATA_NPRIV_START - SRAM2_BASE -1, 0);

gtzc_config_sram(SRAM2_BASE, SRAM2_SIZE, DATA_NPRIV_START - SRAM2_BASE, SRAM2_SIZE -1, FLAG_NPRIV);

One possible issue it that you didn't define the right STM32U5 in compiler's setting in Preprocessor.

Best regards

Jocelyn

[TFesa.1]

Hello Jocelyn,

First I would like to thank you for your time and your quick reply.

I have carefully check the STM32U5 that I had defined in Preprocessor and I think it's good as I putted STM32U5A9xx for a STM32U5A9NJ.

I suspected that my problem must be linked to a problem with SRAM2 and I'd already spent a long time thinking about it and your advice only reinforces that idea. The configuration in gtzc_init_cfg in target_cfg.c don't have the lines that you mentioned so I guess It's not a default configuration stuff isn't it ?

I have something like this :
 

I will try to understand more in depth about how all the SRAM2 is working but if you have any other suggestions they will be very welcome.

Again thanks,

Sincerly,

Thomas

[Jocelyn RICARD]

Hi Thomas,

I'm surprised, this code looks very old.

Where did you start from to do your adaptation ?

Best regards

Jocelyn