Hi,
i'm using iMx6 Quad core, a Linux 3.035 and i would like to configure my eMMC in HS200 mode.
I back-ported HS200 patch (linux-2.6-imx.git - Freescale i.MX Linux Tree) but i had to adapt it (as my linux is 3.035)
When running the code i get an error -EBADMSG coming from mmc_switch when having call:
mmc_switch(card, EXT_CSD_CMD_SET_NORMAL, EXT_CSD_HS_TIMING, 2, 0)
DO you have idea on why this message is not recognized ? Am i missing another patch to back-port ?
Thanks for your help
Br
Seb
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Hi Sebastien
i.MX6QD, SDL do not support HS200 mode for either boot or in normal BSP operation.
i.MX6SL the uSDHC controller IP was upgraded to support HS200.
Before L3.10 release, eMMC4.5 can not work on HS200 for i.MX6SL since the SW does not support it.
Best regards
igor
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Hi Sebastien
i.MX6QD, SDL do not support HS200 mode for either boot or in normal BSP operation.
i.MX6SL the uSDHC controller IP was upgraded to support HS200.
Before L3.10 release, eMMC4.5 can not work on HS200 for i.MX6SL since the SW does not support it.
Best regards
igor
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Hi Igor,
thanks fro your answer. One more question, does Freescale advise any eMMC to get maximum throughput on iMX6-Q
Currently mine (MICRON) is providing me 77Mbytes/s in sequential read (theoretical value should be 80Mbytes/s) in DDR mode.
I would need better perf especially to improve my boot time and also platform globally.
Thanks and best regards,
Sebastien