Hello,
the FlexSPI memory map is defined as
Is it correct that flash A1 will start at ARM Platform Memory Map 0x6000_0000?
If I develop an application with two flash devices, each 8 MByte, a second flash A2 will start at FlexSPI address 0x0080_0000 which will be ARM memory address 0x6080_0000.
If I now decide to remove flash A2 and use flash B1 instead, the FlexSPI address for flash B1 will be 0x0080_0000 and ARM memory address 0x6080_0000.
In this case the used address range will be the same as for flash A2, is this correct?
Kind regards,
Stefan
Thanks so much for your updated information.
Now answer your original questions:
1. Is it correct that flash A1 will start at ARM Platform Memory Map 0x6000_0000?
Answer: the base address is 0x60000000
2. If I now decide to remove flash A2 and use flash B1 instead, the FlexSPI address for flash B1 will be 0x0080_0000 and ARM memory address 0x6080_0000.
In this case the used address range will be the same as for flash A2, is this correct?
Answer: Yes, FA2_SIZE is 0 is ou don't use the A2.
Wish it helps you!
If you still have questions about it, please kindly let me know.
Have a great day,
Kerry
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Thanks so much for your updated information.
Now answer your original questions:
1. Is it correct that flash A1 will start at ARM Platform Memory Map 0x6000_0000?
Answer: the base address is 0x60000000
2. If I now decide to remove flash A2 and use flash B1 instead, the FlexSPI address for flash B1 will be 0x0080_0000 and ARM memory address 0x6080_0000.
In this case the used address range will be the same as for flash A2, is this correct?
Answer: Yes, FA2_SIZE is 0 is ou don't use the A2.
Wish it helps you!
If you still have questions about it, please kindly let me know.
Have a great day,
Kerry
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