These are utilities for 8910 image and pac signature verification.
The feature of image sign won't be integrated, and vlrsign
should be used.
The key.db
mentioned below the same as the one used by vlrsign
. The
dynamic library (rdasign.dll
for Windows, lib/librdasign.so
) should
exist to make the commands work.
Command
sign8910
is the same withvlrsign
, andvlrsign
is the recommended tool.
To export public key from key.db
. For example:
$ dtools keyexp8910 --pn test pubkey.pem
In the example, test
is the product name, pubkey.pem
is the output file
name of public key in pem format, which can be used by verify commands.
Due to it will only access public key, password of
key.db
is not needed.
By default, it will try to find key.db
under the same directory of
executable. If key.db
is located in other places, the path can be specified.
For example:
$ dtools keyexp8910 --keydb ../../key.db --pn test pubkey.pem
To verify signed image, either key.db
under the same directory of
executable, or exported public key pem file can be specified. Similar to
vlrsign
, product name shall be specified when key.db
is used.
Ther are no options to specify
key.db
in other locations. And due to it will access only access public key, password ofkey.db
is not needed.
Examples:
$ dtools imgverify8910 --keydb --pn test fdl2.sign.img
$ dtools imgverify8910 --pub pubkey.pem fdl2.sign.img
When --boot
option is specified, the public key embedded inside
boot.sign.img
will be verified. Also, the size of boot image will be
checked.
Public key is only embedded inside boot image.
Boot image size is fixed.
$ dtools imgverify8910 --keydb --pn test --boot boot.sign.img
When signature verify passed, the return value is 0 and there are no output.
With option -d v
, a brief pass message will be shown.
To verify signed images inside pac, it is needed to specify images to be checked inside pac by ID. Multiple IDs can be specified.
ID will be shown in FileID column in ResearchDownload.
$ dtools pacverify8910 --keydb --pn test \
--id AP --id APPIMG 8910DM.pac
$ dtools pacverify8910 --pub pubkey.pem \
--id AP --id APPIMG 8910DM.pac
When signature verify passed, the return value is 0 and there are no output.
With option -d v
, a brief pass message for each ID will be shown.
The ID in pac can be modified in building script. For example:
ID | Comment |
---|---|
HOST_FDL | fdl1.sign.img |
FDL2 | fdl2.sign.img |
BOOTLOADER | boot.sign.img |
AP | 8910DM.sign.img |
APPIMG | appimg.sign.img |