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I think I already tell you how to read the higher 64bits, the command is general for other processors which only have 64bits, and I also confirm from internal team that ROM API needs to read 128bits to operate, so I suggest that you read 128bits, if you only read 64bits, I couldn't guarantee that 

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refer to the reference manual, lower 64bits from 0x420[10:0]-0x430[11:31]and higher 64bits from 0xE00-0xE10

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the higher 64 bits thus bank 40 word 0 and bank40 word1.

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since this soc uses 128bits as UID, try to use 128bits

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I think already replied to you, if you need repeat gain, for imx8mp, ROM API read 128bts  as UID

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I think I already tell you how to read the higher 64bits, the command is general for other processors which only have 64bits, and I also confirm from internal team that ROM API needs to read 128bits to operate, so I suggest that you read 128bits, if you only read 64bits, I couldn't guarantee that 

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