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doc: nrf-bm: includes: program_sample: Add note about MCUboot KMU usage #456
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| When using the MCUboot board variants with KMU (default), ``west flash --erase`` or ``west flash --recover`` must be used during first programming of a board to program the KMU with the keys. |
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| When using the MCUboot board variants with KMU (default), ``west flash --erase`` or ``west flash --recover`` must be used during first programming of a board to program the KMU with the keys. | |
| When using the MCUboot board variants with KMU (default), ``west flash --erase`` or ``west flash --recover`` must be used during the first programming of the board, in order to program the KMU with the keys. |
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| When using the MCUboot board variants with KMU (default), ``west flash --erase`` or ``west flash --recover`` must be used during first programming of a board to program the KMU with the keys. | ||
| In |VSC|, hover the :guilabel:`Flash` in the `Actions View`_, then click :guilabel:`Erase and Flash to Board` appearing to the right, besides :guilabel:`More actions`. |
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This sentence could be rewritten.
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Split in two. If you have other suggestion, please add.
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| When using the MCUboot board variants with KMU (default), ``west flash --erase`` or ``west flash --recover`` must be used during the first programming of the board in order to program the KMU with the keys. | ||
| In |VSC|, hover the :guilabel:`Flash` in the `Actions View`_. | ||
| Then click :guilabel:`Erase and Flash to Board` appearing to the right, besides :guilabel:`More actions`. |
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| Then click :guilabel:`Erase and Flash to Board` appearing to the right, besides :guilabel:`More actions`. | |
| Then click :guilabel:`Erase and Flash to Board` appearing to the right, beside :guilabel:`More actions`. |
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| * Using the command line: Execute ``west flash --erase`` or ``west flash --recover``. | ||
| * Using Visual Studio Code: In the Actions View, hover over the :guilabel:`Flash` option. | ||
| Click :guilabel:`Erase and Flash to Board`, which appears to the right under :guilabel:`More actions`. |
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I tried looking for this because I was not familiar with it and couldn't find it immediately on first try. I think it would be a good idea to add a small screenshot of how it looks like.
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Add note about MCUboot KMU usage and key provisioning to sample programming template. Signed-off-by: Eivind Jølsgard <[email protected]>
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Add note about MCUboot KMU usage and key provisioning to sample programming template.