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Discussion Groups | Comp.Arch.Embedded | Problem: How to erase Dataflash

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Problem: How to erase Dataflash - tomC - 2007-05-09 06:39:00

Hi everybody

I have linux 2.6.15 on AT91SAM9261 that has AT45DB321D as dataflash.
I need to write an application that erases the content of dataflash
not at boot-time but while the system is running. Is this possible?
I'd like to have suggestions on how to proceed

Thankyou all



Re: Problem: How to erase Dataflash - Rene Tschaggelar - 2007-05-09 07:06:00

tomC wrote:

> Hi everybody
> 
> I have linux 2.6.15 on AT91SAM9261 that has AT45DB321D as dataflash.
> I need to write an application that erases the content of dataflash
> not at boot-time but while the system is running. Is this possible?
> I'd like to have suggestions on how to proceed
> 
> Thankyou all

Sure, the datasheet tells you all about.

Rene
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Re: Problem: How to erase Dataflash - Ulf Samuelsson - 2007-05-09 07:12:00

"tomC" <a...@freemail.it> skrev i meddelandet 
news:n...@giganews.com...
> Hi everybody
>
> I have linux 2.6.15 on AT91SAM9261 that has AT45DB321D as dataflash.
> I need to write an application that erases the content of dataflash
> not at boot-time but while the system is running. Is this possible?
> I'd like to have suggestions on how to proceed
>
> Thankyou all
>

Probably better to ask the ARM kernel mailing list at www.arm.linux.org.uk
Read the linux spi driver code, I do not think it is documented...
You might also want to upgrade to 2.6.20/ or 21
since the spi driver has been updated.

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