The little blue pine logo sounds like the reloader application.
The reloader is an application (e.g. a payload booted by mcuboot) that will overwrite the old bootloader with a new one. Most importantly the reloader never sets the flag that tells mcuboot there is a successful boot... so after it has rewriten the bootloader and the device is rebooted then new bootloader will immediately returns favour and overwrites the reloader application and restore Infinitime.
It sounds a little complex but the main purpose of the reloader is to be all or nothing. Either we pass some checksum tests and overwrite the bootloader or we fail and don't attempt to overwrite anything at all. If is (hopefully... and assuming the battery is fully charged) very unlikely that the reloader will fail part way through and brick the watch.
PS I'm not 100% sure but I suspect the third logo is from the tool JF wrote to program the recovery slot.
The reloader is an application (e.g. a payload booted by mcuboot) that will overwrite the old bootloader with a new one. Most importantly the reloader never sets the flag that tells mcuboot there is a successful boot... so after it has rewriten the bootloader and the device is rebooted then new bootloader will immediately returns favour and overwrites the reloader application and restore Infinitime.
It sounds a little complex but the main purpose of the reloader is to be all or nothing. Either we pass some checksum tests and overwrite the bootloader or we fail and don't attempt to overwrite anything at all. If is (hopefully... and assuming the battery is fully charged) very unlikely that the reloader will fail part way through and brick the watch.
PS I'm not 100% sure but I suspect the third logo is from the tool JF wrote to program the recovery slot.
