rpi-eeprom: Update to v2025.07.17-2712

[flowergom]

Support Raspberry Pi5 16GB model.

- What I did
Update rpi-eeprom to v2025.07.17-2712

- How I did it
The previous EEPROM version did not support booting Raspberry Pi 5 16GB models.
This update resolves that issue, and booting has been confirmed on Raspberry Pi 5 16GB with the new v2025.07.17-2712 EEPROM firmware.

[agherzan]

Looks good! Thanks for this.

[agherzan]

Actually, now I see that you target a specific branch. Any reason not to target master and then cheery-pick to supported branches?

[flowergom]

Actually, now I see that you target a specific branch. Any reason not to target master and then cheery-pick to supported branches?

I am investigating the possibility of supporting the Raspberry Pi 5 16GB model with the AGL Trout release. This release utilizes Yocto Scarthgap LTS, so I have applied the necessary changes to the meta-raspberrypi scarthgap branch and confirmed that it can boot on the 16GB model. You can see the relevant manifest here: https://gitlab.com/automotivegradelinux/AGL/AGL-repo/-/blob/trout/trout_20.0.3.xml?ref_type=heads#L93.

[agherzan]

Actually, now I see that you target a specific branch. Any reason not to target master and then cheery-pick to supported branches?

I am investigating the possibility of supporting the Raspberry Pi 5 16GB model with the AGL Trout release. This release utilizes Yocto Scarthgap LTS, so I have applied the necessary changes to the meta-raspberrypi scarthgap branch and confirmed that it can boot on the 16GB model. You can see the relevant manifest here: https://gitlab.com/automotivegradelinux/AGL/AGL-repo/-/blob/trout/trout_20.0.3.xml?ref_type=heads#L93.

That's good stuff. But this will create a feature discrepancy between "main" and feature branches. I'd like to minimise. Would you be able to try your setup with master?

[flowergom]

Actually, now I see that you target a specific branch. Any reason not to target master and then cheery-pick to supported branches?

I am investigating the possibility of supporting the Raspberry Pi 5 16GB model with the AGL Trout release. This release utilizes Yocto Scarthgap LTS, so I have applied the necessary changes to the meta-raspberrypi scarthgap branch and confirmed that it can boot on the 16GB model. You can see the relevant manifest here: https://gitlab.com/automotivegradelinux/AGL/AGL-repo/-/blob/trout/trout_20.0.3.xml?ref_type=heads#L93.

That's good stuff. But this will create a feature discrepancy between "main" and feature branches. I'd like to minimise. Would you be able to try your setup with master?

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The EEPROM version I’m planning to update to is the same as the one currently used in the master branch. Since the Scarthgap branch is compatible with the Yocto Scarthgap LTS, I added this to support the 16GB model in that branch.

Testing the AGL build on master would require a significant amount of changes, so it’s difficult to apply right away. Instead, I’m planning to test this using Yocto core-image-sato.

[agherzan]

Awesome. Looking forward to your master targeted PR.

[flowergom]

Awesome. Looking forward to your master targeted PR.

I have confirmed that core-image-sato boots successfully on a Raspberry Pi5 16GB when built using the meta-raspberrypi master branch. This PR aims to enable the same functionality for the scarthgap branch. These changes will be beneficial to Raspberry Pi users utilizing the Scarthgap LTS version. Please merge this PR into scarthgap!

[agherzan]

Could you prepare a PR for master? That would help loads.

[flowergom]

Could you prepare a PR for master? That would help loads.

This PR is cherry-picked from master as 0658744