Honored Contributor
Honored ContributorCamelot,
Right, enabling your DMA for bursting is not helpful in your system - in fact, it prevents it from working. Reason: the DMA sets its data width to the width of the maximum slave data width, in your case 32. Burst DMAs (and burst masters in general) can only do bursts at their data width. If you attempt to do a burst DMA transaction at narrow data width, nothing happens. I don't understand why your system behaves the way it does when you've disabled bursting. I've requested a zip file of your system in email.
