Hi guys,
is there anybody who has a desin example from a NAND flash connected to the iMX537 ?
Thanks for the information Florent
Florent Auger said:
Hi
The connection is quite straight. You can use the reference manual of the i.MX53 / table 5-3 at section 5.3.4.
You'll find there that the NAND control signals are dedicated pins with the same name.
Nevertheless, the data bus is not dedicated, and can be used on the PATA signals or EIM data signals.
At boot, it is important to let the processor knows where to use the data bus, and the table 7-14 at section 7.5.2.4 explains this.
You can check that board for a reference:
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=RDIM...
Hi
The connection is quite straight. You can use the reference manual of the i.MX53 / table 5-3 at section 5.3.4.
You'll find there that the NAND control signals are dedicated pins with the same name.
Nevertheless, the data bus is not dedicated, and can be used on the PATA signals or EIM data signals.
At boot, it is important to let the processor knows where to use the data bus, and the table 7-14 at section 7.5.2.4 explains this.
You can check that board for a reference:
Hi guys,
I am porting u-boot for an mx53 board which has 512 MB Nand flash of Samsung K9F4G08.
It uses CS0 and 8 bit interface only. So which value should be for CONFIG_SYS_NAND_BASE?
The connection signal is below:
- NANDF_CS0 --> CS (to NAND chip)
- NANDF_CS1,2,3 --> not used
- PATA_DATA[0-7] --> DATA[0-7]
Expecting your help!!
HTH