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Hi:
From my opinion, there is two ways to putting a picture into the SPI Flash:
1. Used the software tools to convert the picture into a binary file. And then copy the file content to your project. Finally, write to you SPI Flash.
2. Try to build a FATFS on PSOC6. And the just drag your picture into the U disk.
Actually, modustools have included two types of FATFS based on SD Card and SPI Flash. You can refer to it.
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Hi:
Could you tell me what kind of external flash you used right now? SPI Flash? NOR Flash? Nand FLash?
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hi Yu:
we use external norflash. in CY8CKIT-062S2-43012 demo kit, the external norflash part is
S25FL512SAGMFI010, can you help add the code in the example of emWin_TFT_FreeRTOS
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Hi:
From my opinion, there is two ways to putting a picture into the SPI Flash:
1. Used the software tools to convert the picture into a binary file. And then copy the file content to your project. Finally, write to you SPI Flash.
2. Try to build a FATFS on PSOC6. And the just drag your picture into the U disk.
Actually, modustools have included two types of FATFS based on SD Card and SPI Flash. You can refer to it.