How to install fskp_fuseburn_py

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Hi,

Currently I am working on secure boot task and I am following the steps of the DRIVE documentation, currently I am trying to test the third step:

Do a test run of fuse burning with the -t option, which validates things but does not actually burn any fuses. Correct any errors. Only burn the fuses after a successful test run, and use the exact command line that worked with –t but change -t to -b . Example command for a test run:

./fskp_fuseburn.py -f <fuse_config> -i 63 -k fskp.test.key -c 0x23 --fskpcfg <fskp_cfg>  -B <board> -t

The problem is that my docker container doesn’t have the fskp_fuseburn.py on it. Neither the NVIDIA DRIVE Orin.

Q1) Where should the fskp_fuseburn.py should be ran?
Q2) How can i get/install the fskp_fuseburn.py? Here I see that this can be installed but I can’t find the fskp_fuseburn_py-.tgz file.

Dear @ricardo.gonzalez1,
This looks like a documentation issue. This file is part of PDK and not available in devzone release.

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