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Altera_Forum
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7 years agoHi,
--- Quote Start --- Yes, it's no matter. I tried changing the range to 0x00C00000 - 0x0380000. I think the problem is in the driver SPI. No messages about SPI in the kernel console. How correctly to include the SPI driver? --- Quote End --- I think the correct value may be 0x0340000 for your 512Mb spi flash, And I also think you stored your kernel code and booted it successfully from your spi flash, So may be the SPI driver is working correctly, Regards, Kazu P.S. In the kernel booting time, the CPU reads the contents of flash memory and copies those to the RAM. It only uses spi hardware and has no need to use Linux spi (software) driver.