How to use the imgtool.image.VerifyResult.OK function in imgtool

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github JuulLabs-OSS / mcuboot / scripts / imgtool / main.py View on Github external
def verify(key, imgfile):
    key = load_key(key) if key else None
    ret, version = image.Image.verify(imgfile, key)
    if ret == image.VerifyResult.OK:
        print("Image was correctly validated")
        print("Image version: {}.{}.{}+{}".format(*version))
        return
    elif ret == image.VerifyResult.INVALID_MAGIC:
        print("Invalid image magic; is this an MCUboot image?")
    elif ret == image.VerifyResult.INVALID_TLV_INFO_MAGIC:
        print("Invalid TLV info magic; is this an MCUboot image?")
    elif ret == image.VerifyResult.INVALID_HASH:
        print("Image has an invalid sha256 digest")
    elif ret == image.VerifyResult.INVALID_SIGNATURE:
        print("No signature found for the given key")
    else:
        print("Unknown return code: {}".format(ret))
    sys.exit(1)
github NordicPlayground / fw-nrfconnect-nrf / scripts / hid_configurator / configurator_core.py View on Github external
def get_dfu_image_version(dfu_image):
    res, ver = img.Image.verify(dfu_image, None)

    if res != img.VerifyResult.OK:
        print('Image in file is invalid')
        return None

    return ver