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It's not a particularly unusual configuration, but A/B images are still not immune to update failures
by rcxdude 3y ago
It's not a particularly unusual configuration, but A/B images are still not immune to update failures
- KMag 3y agoIf a sufficiently robust integrity check is used, then an update failure is just a no-op, not a bricked (or even reduced capability) device, no? Now, pushing a bad firmware version is another story, and impossible to prevent unless the firmware updater contains some impossibly complex static analysis tools to formally verify some set of correctness properties of the incoming update.