bsp: bootimg-sota-efi: allow dynamic bootable partition#1061
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Remove the hardcoded bootable flag on the first partition and instead search for active partitions when defining the bootable one. This allows the ESP partition to be created as second or third partition (for cases where the boot firmware partition needs to be defined first). Signed-off-by: Ricardo Salveti <[email protected]>
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Remove the hardcoded bootable flag on the first partition and instead search for active partitions when defining the bootable one.
This allows the ESP partition to be created as second or third partition (for cases where the boot firmware partition needs to be defined first).