Device Management Client 4.7.1

Device Management Client example

• [Mbed OS] Updated ISM43362 Wi-Fi driver to #3813a4b with fixes for logging and UDP socket handling.
• Updated to Pelion end-to-end test library v0.2.8.
• Added a requirements.txt file for the application.
• The application and tooling now supports manifest-tool v2.1.0 or later with manifest version 1.

Device Management Client

• Improved CID recovery in case the CID has expired. Client now proceeds with register-update instead of full registration.
• Fixed coverity issues.

Device Management Update client

• Fixed a logical issue in update client logic that prevented further updates after it received a manifest with an invalid signature.

Known issues

• The earlier revisions of LPCXpresso 546XX have a different QSPI chip than some of the later revisions. The application needs to specify the chip at compile time. Select the correct QSPI chip in the board configuration file (define_NXP_LPC54628.txt). This depends on the board revision.
• [PAL tests] PAL file system and PAL update tests currently support external SD card storage. Support for other storage types will be added in future releases.
• [PAL tests] PAL TLS test (TCPHandshakeWhileCertVerify_threads) is not working on Mbed OS 5.13.0.

Mbed OS

We recommend you read the Mbed OS release notes for known issues and their latest status.

• PSA is in preview level and as such not ready for production yet.
  • You cannot update the precompiled PSA binary through firmware update. You can only update the application itself.
  • K64F:
    • You can use the board in PSA mode (without real hardware PSA implementation).
    • The configuration file that allows this is placed under the configs-psa folder in the example.
    • The PSA mode adds RAM consumption (static +3.5KB) and flash/ROM consumption (+18.5KB).
    • Arm and partners are optimizing the solution in future releases.

Linux

• Firmware update installation of very large images on Raspberry Pi3B or Pi3B+ may result in a mmc0 timeout failure. This is a generic Raspberry Pi3 issue. See RPI issue #2392.
• Firmware update from one Linux distribution version to another does not work. For example, firmware update from Yocto distribution Morty to Rocko is not currently possible because of Linux version-dependent files (device tree) in the BOOT partition. Therefore, you must update within one major version of a distribution.
• glibc versions 2.23 and 2.24 have a bug in thread creation. It can cause random crashes with Linux.
  • If possible, update glibc to version 2.25 (or later). See sourceware issue 20116 for details.
  • We have implemented a workaround for this issue to decrease its likelihood. This issue may still occur under certain circumstances.
• The Device Management Client application must run as root to have access rights to perform the firmware update.
  • This is not the most secure way to handle this issue, so a more secure implementation will come later.
• Yocto distribution has only been tested in developer certificate mode.
• Yocto distribution used does not yet support Raspberry Pi4.

Device Management Client Third Party IP report

Device Management Client uses some third-party IP (TPIP) components. This table lists the TPIP and sources:

NXP SDK

Additional TPIP for NXP SDK:

Keil SDK

Renesas SDK

Additional TPIP for Renesas SDK (FSP):

Secure Device Access (SDA)

If you enable Secure Device Access (SDA), you will use some additional TPIP:

Mbed OS

You also get more TPIP with the Mbed OS release itself. See its LICENSE.md for details.