Hello,
This is sort-of a follow-up question from Question 950704… https://community.nxp.com/message/950704
...specifically file: 'qspi-nor-micron-n25q256a-config' from NXP's Mfgtool2 (release 'L4.1.15_2.0.0-ga_mfg-tools') lists the proposed QSPI NOR flash header value for parameter Offset 64 (Mode of operation of serial Flash) as value '02'.
According to the table in the IMX6ULLRM (i.MX 6ULL Applications Processor Reference Manual, Rev. 0, 09/2016), value '02' on parameter Offset 64 means 'Dual' SPI mode. Is setting 'Dual' intentional? ...or... would it be better if this parameter value were to be revised to be value '04' for 'Quad' SPI mode operation?
File attachments...
'qspi-header.bin.zip' - NXP's default mx6ull evk QSPI nor flash config file (acquired from response to Question 950704).
'qspi-nor-micron-n25q256a-config' - ascii text file acquired from Mfgtool (release 'L4.1.15_2.0.0-ga_mfg-tools')
'qspi-nor-micron-n25q256a-config.dat.xlsx' - spreadsheet with imported Mfgtool config file, with indexed parameters showing expected hexadecimal byte offsets to each NOR flash configuration parameter.
Thoughts?
Thanks much in advance,
--DJ Regan
Original Attachment has been moved to: qspi-nor-micron-n25q256a-config.zip
Original Attachment has been moved to: qspi-header.bin.zip
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Hi DJ Regan
your understanding is correct. There are several config file examples (macronix,micron,spansion)
with selection 1,2,4 modes of operation, one can use any option, if necessary. If used nor flash
supports it, one can select value '04' for 'Quad' SPI mode operation.
Best regards
igor
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Hi DJ Regan
your understanding is correct. There are several config file examples (macronix,micron,spansion)
with selection 1,2,4 modes of operation, one can use any option, if necessary. If used nor flash
supports it, one can select value '04' for 'Quad' SPI mode operation.
Best regards
igor
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Hi Igor,
Understood sir. We should be able to try the full Quad SPI versus Dual SPI configuration. :smileyhappy:
Thanks sir!
--DJ