Why is the NAND flash size in P1022DS_init_sram_flash.tcl file 64K ?

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Why is the NAND flash size in P1022DS_init_sram_flash.tcl file 64K ?

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nishad_kamdar
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I am trying to bring up a custom P1022 board which has a 1GB Nand flash connected to P1022.

I referred to the P1022DS, which also has a 1GB Nand flash.

But when i opened the tcl script, the size of the LAW window for the NAND flash is configured to only 64K.

Why is that???

Thanks for your time and support.

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marius_grigoras
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Hi,

The NAND flashes aren't memory mapped (as NOR flashes) - for that reason in the intialization (TLB/MMU, LAW, eLBC CS) we're mapping only a small section SRAM eLBC controller used for programming the NAND flash (you can take a look into the processor reference manual for full details).

Regards,

Marius

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marius_grigoras
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Hi,

The NAND flashes aren't memory mapped (as NOR flashes) - for that reason in the intialization (TLB/MMU, LAW, eLBC CS) we're mapping only a small section SRAM eLBC controller used for programming the NAND flash (you can take a look into the processor reference manual for full details).

Regards,

Marius

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nishad_kamdar
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Ok, i got it.

Thanks.

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