Hi,

I'm working with flash S25FL256LAGMFI003, SPI single mode, and I'm trying to write 1 to CRV[1] to enable 4 byte address mode.

In the datasheet in page 60 Table 41 the description of the command WRR (0x01) says: Write Register (Status-1 and Configuration- 1,2,3). But I need to write only to Configuration Register 2. How can I do that? Can you tell me the sequence of operations please?

Is there a ready command for this in your general driver slld_v16.2.1.zip ?slld_v16.2.1.zip

Thanks

Hello all,

I am trying to interface S25FL128P Nor flash with STM32F412 microcontroller. I am using a FATFS stack on top of FREE-RTOS, but i am facing problems in communicating with the flash itself. After f_init() and f_start() when i call the f_initvolume() function it returns a error. Can anyone help me on this? or provide any sample code that i can use?

Thanks in advance.

KBA223960 gives a good overview how an erase operation in a Cypress NOR flash is working.

However it is not precise about the effects of the power-loss on OTHER sectors.

Depending on the phase of the erase operation interrupted it seems to be possible that over-erased cells are generated in problematic sector.

If the same bit-lines/columns are used for multiple sectors (which I don't know), this could result in a situation that the read operation in other sectors is affected.

So the first question is: Are bit-lines/columns are actually shared between different sectors (256 kByte)?
If yes, then the second question is whether there is a influence of the over-erased cells in one sector to the other sector is possible?

          (and on which sectors - are there sector-groups?)

I'm looking for a VHDL model to simulate S25FL064P.  I see Verilog models but no VHDL models. 

I can find MTD driver patch on Linux karnel v4.14.0 as below URL.

http://www.cypress.com/documentation/software-and-drivers/parallel-and-hyperbus-flash-driver-patch-linux-kernel-4140

Do you have it for Linux Karnel v2.4 or nearest version?

Part#: S29GL512S10TFI010

Thank you & Best Regards,