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Dasharo Universe

Getting Started

Dasharo Universe

Intro
Ecosystem
Ecosystem
- Overview
- Open Source Firmware Community
- Development
- Production
- Customer Infrastructure
- Transparent Validation
  Transparent Validation
  - Overview
  - Testing Infrastructure
  - Hardware Laboratory
  - muxPi
    muxPi
    
    Theory of Operations
    
    Basic validation
  - Remote Testing Environment
    Remote Testing Environment
    
    Introduction
    
    Specification
    
    Getting Started
    
    RTE and PC Engines
    
    RTE Reference OS
    
    Revision History
  - SD Wire
    SD Wire
    
    Getting started
    
    Specification
    
    Usage
- Secure Storage
- Signing Server
- Attestation Server
- Deployment and Provisioning Server
- Reference OS
- Publishing Server
- End User Device
Quality Principles
Quality Principles
- Introduction
- Dasharo Quality Criteria
Value proposition
Value proposition
- Overview
- Security
- Compatibility
- Performance
- Marketing
- Certification Program
  Certification Program
  - Overview
Development Environment
Development Environment
- Nix
Development Process
Development Process
Supported hardware
Supported hardware
- Hardware Compatibility List
- Dell OptiPlex
  Dell OptiPlex
  - Releases
  - Installation manual
- Asus KGPE-D16
  Asus KGPE-D16
- Talos II
  Talos II
Dasharo SKUs
Dasharo SKUs
- Overview
- Firewall
- Secure Firewall
- Workstation
  Workstation
  - SKU description
- Server
- Trustworthy Server
- Trustworthy Computing
- Safety-Critical
- Custom
How to work with us?
How to work with us?
Knowledge base
Knowledge base
- Trolling Topics List
  Trolling Topics List
- Frequently Asked Questions
  Frequently Asked Questions
  - Introduction
Glossary

RTE Getting Started

Canonical example of RTE usage is hooking it to some hardware for SPI flashing, power control and serial logs gathering. Please follow theory of operation guide to understand how you can hook RTE to various hardware platforms.