Hi,
we use an IS25LP128 QSPI flash chip together with an LPC43xx uC. The IS25LP128 can be ordered in different versions.
We use the second version at the moment and JFlash clears that every time we reprogram the flash chip. This is a little annoying since the boot after the flashing is very slow since the QSPI byte is erased and signals to our software that the flash chip does not support QSPI mode. We always have to reprogram the QSPI byte flag. For the IS25LP128 it is bit 6 in the status register.
Would it be possible to exclude the status register from being reprogrammed by JFlash every time ?
Best,
Hans
we use an IS25LP128 QSPI flash chip together with an LPC43xx uC. The IS25LP128 can be ordered in different versions.
- A version which has a fixed byte on a specific memory location which indicates QSPI functionality.
- A version where this byte is programmable by software.
We use the second version at the moment and JFlash clears that every time we reprogram the flash chip. This is a little annoying since the boot after the flashing is very slow since the QSPI byte is erased and signals to our software that the flash chip does not support QSPI mode. We always have to reprogram the QSPI byte flag. For the IS25LP128 it is bit 6 in the status register.
Would it be possible to exclude the status register from being reprogrammed by JFlash every time ?
Best,
Hans