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The Cypress-provided PSoC build uses the cymcuelftool to package the image in a suitable format (TOC2 and Cypress Standard Application Format) for the romboot code to validate and then execute. For a secure system, this normally includes the non-secure (CM4) image, but we probably want to deviate as little as possible from the existing TF-M mechanims.

The Cypress-provided PSoC build uses the cymcuelftool to package the image in a suitable format (TOC2 and Cypress Standard Application Format) for the romboot code to validate and then execute. For a secure system, this normally includes the non-secure (CM4) image, but we probably want to deviate as little as possible from the existing TF-M mechanisms.

The Cypress-provided PSoC build uses the cymcuelftool to package the image in a suitable format (TOC2 and Cypress Standard Application Format) for the romboot code to validate and then execute. For a secure system, this normally includes the non-secure (CM4) image, but we probably want to deviate as little as possible from the existing TF-M mechanisms.