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praveenkumar
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4 years ago

cfi using nios 2 flash programmer

hi,

please reply .

i am using micromn p33 65nm parallel nor flash cfi compliant(part num RC28F256p33TFE) .

In qsys i added tristate controller and tri state conduit bridge .

in program

By giving cfi read command through (IOWRand IORD) and reading particular addresees 0x10 ,0x11,0x12

its giving ox10 -51(Q),(0x11-0x5100),(0x12-0x59).

for 10 and 12 addresses it is showing correct query but for ox11 it showing wrong instead of 52 it is showing again 51.

and also in nios 2 flashprogrammer it is showing no cfi table at address.

i dont understand whats going wrong .please help me .

please reply for my query

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    praveenkumar
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    also when programming the current flash file from nios2flash programmer GUI

    its showing error code 8

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      praveenkumar
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      also from command line i tried both the flash file and override file .

      it shows error both like unable to open the file

      what could be the exact reason .

      anybody please look into this issue

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      praveenkumar
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      yeah that's working fine .

      but i dont want that ,i converted sof file to .flash file and write it in ox20000 onwards by receiving the data in .flash file through uart but it is not booting on power on .

      do we need to write other than converted sof file to boot up on power on .

      do i need to convert pof file to hex file and write that data from 0x20000 onwards but pof file is having other data than .sof file do we need convert pof file and write to flash i want to know that data .

      or any other suggestions . actually in all pdfs its mentioned we have to write from 0x20000 onwards