Example for Trustzone on RT685S using ec-slimloader #34
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Added an example on how to employ Trustzone when using ec-slimloader on a RT685S in copy-to-ram mode. Besides the difference in memory mapping compared to XIP, this requires that a single MBI container is built from both the secure and nonsecure binaries. This required additional support in the bootloader-tool.
This PR is a draft until OpenDevicePartnership/embassy-imxrt#507 is merged and the relevant
gitdependencies have been updated. For now it employs a personal fork of embassy-imxrt.