Hello,
I am using a nRF5340 with mcuboot and multiple customer-specific partitions.
I did not finish creating a separate board definition yet. Currently, we are using the nRF5340-DK board definition and remove development kit specific items while adding our components. Just for reference.
Concerning the partitions, I created pm_static.yml in out project's base directory (where src/, build/ and child_image/ directories also reside). The partition handling seemed to work in our main application.
When I perform a pristine build, I receive an error message, telling me that I would not use a static partition configuration (pm_static.yml). although it is there.
[{ "resource": "/c:/ncs/v2.5.2/nrf/cmake/partition_manager.cmake",
"owner": "nrf-connect",
"severity": 4,
"message": "CMake Warning at C:/ncs/v2.5.2/nrf/cmake/partition_manager.cmake:79 (message):",
"source": "cmake",
"startLineNumber": 79,
"startColumn": 1,
"endLineNumber": 79,
"endColumn": 2147483647
}]
...and if I double-click on the message, I see this piece of code in partition_manager.cmake:
if (NOT static_configuration AND
(CONFIG_BOOTLOADER_MCUBOOT OR CONFIG_SECURE_BOOT))
message(WARNING "
---------------------------------------------------------------------
--- WARNING: Using a bootloader without pm_static.yml. ---
--- There are cases where a deployed product can consist of ---
--- multiple images, and only a subset of these images can be ---
--- upgraded through a firmware update mechanism. In such cases, ---
--- the upgradable images must have partitions that are static ---
--- and are matching the partition map used by the bootloader ---
--- programmed onto the device. ---
---------------------------------------------------------------------
\n"
)
endif()
What went wrong here? Is my pm_static.yml applied successfully?
Best regards,
Michael
