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nRF9160 modem with secure firmware

Hi !

While updating nRF91 modem firmware, found that modem library can be used with non-secure(ns) board only and not with secure board.
On configuring secure board with modem library, it produces an error of "nrf_modem_lib must be run as non-secure firmware". So that have to select non-secure(ns) board for nRF9160.

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In nRF9160, want to use nRF91 secure board with nrf modem library for modem application.

Question:
1) When will you release nRF modem library for secure board ?
2) How would I integrate secure and non-secure peripheral in single application firmware which is for secure board.
3) When UARTE2 is configured as a secure, What is the effect of using it as a secure peripheral not non-secure ?

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  • Hi,

    1) When will you release nRF modem library for secure board ?

    This is a hardware restriction, so it will not be released.

    2) How would I integrate secure and non-secure peripheral in single application firmware which is for secure board.

    Please see the above answer.

    3) When UARTE2 is configured as a secure, What is the effect of using it as a secure peripheral not non-secure ?

    You will get a secure fault, as the non-secure configuration application isn't allowed to directly access the peripheral which is configured as secure.

     

    Kind regards,

    Håkon

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  • Hi,

    1) When will you release nRF modem library for secure board ?

    This is a hardware restriction, so it will not be released.

    2) How would I integrate secure and non-secure peripheral in single application firmware which is for secure board.

    Please see the above answer.

    3) When UARTE2 is configured as a secure, What is the effect of using it as a secure peripheral not non-secure ?

    You will get a secure fault, as the non-secure configuration application isn't allowed to directly access the peripheral which is configured as secure.

     

    Kind regards,

    Håkon

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