NAND FLASH on Evaluation kit AT91SAMSE-EK

Hello all,

the at91sam7se-ek kit comes with nand flash from samsung..what i found
from the atmel website is they give out testing software for all
components mounted on evaluation kit...but i did not find any software
for evaluating this nand flash..
does any once have sample code for SAMSUNG NAND FLASH K9F2G08U0M

Best regards
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Hi Jenish,

Pl. try tcl scripting through latest serial programming software from
Atmel (SAM-BA)

U can also refer application literature 6272 - extending SAM-BA
programming Capabilities

regards
Vinay

--- In A..., "Jenish" wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> the at91sam7se-ek kit comes with nand flash from samsung..what i
found
> from the atmel website is they give out testing software for all
> components mounted on evaluation kit...but i did not find any
software
> for evaluating this nand flash..
> does any once have sample code for SAMSUNG NAND FLASH K9F2G08U0M
>
> Best regards
> jens
> Start a New Thread

Go to Atmel's AT91 product page,
and from there to the app notes page
http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/app_notes.asp?family_id`5

At the bottom, there is a bunch of appnotes for using NAND with SAM7/9.
Document "doc6301.pdf" with associated zipfile for sources
shows how to use NAND with SAM7SE.

If this is not enough for you, then check out NAND drivers under U-Boot
bootloader (uboot.sourceforge.net)
or the MTD-collection of drivers and utilities (linux-mtd.infradead.org)
under Linux.

Morten

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> Hello all,
>
> the at91sam7se-ek kit comes with nand flash from
> samsung..what i found from the atmel website is they give out
> testing software for all components mounted on evaluation
> kit...but i did not find any software for evaluating this nand flash..
> does any once have sample code for SAMSUNG NAND FLASH K9F2G08U0M
>
> Best regards
> jens
>
>
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I have a device connected to UART0 of my microcontroller. I have test points
that bring out the TX/RX lines that are connected to the microcontroller and
the device.

What I want to do it to power up my board and be able to communicate with
the device by using the test points and not run any code on the
microcontroller for now. So I am trying to bypass the micontroller and from
my PC communicate with the serial device on my PCB. Does anyone see any
potential problem in doing this? Any potential interference with the
microcontroller holding these lines at a particular state? (pull-ups or any
related issues?)

Thanks for any info.

-H

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