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* Why XIP memory for variable storage?
@ 2018-02-16  8:15 Meenakshi Aggarwal
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From: Meenakshi Aggarwal @ 2018-02-16  8:15 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,


I want to implement Secure Uefi for my SoC and was looking for how keys and database were stored in edk2.

What i understood from the code is:
1.  We are using same memory space for storage of Secure and Non-Secure variables.
2.  We are assuming memory to be of XIP type.


Please help if above statements are correct and 
I want to use different memories for Secure and Non-Secure variables, 
e.g. i want my secure variables to be managed by my software running in EL3 or say a different memory which is not an XIP.


Is something similar exist in edk2 which i can refer?
Is any particular reason behind using XIP memory for variable storage?


Please help.


Thanks & Regards,
Meenakshi


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