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Subject: Re: NAND Flash READY/BUSY on 686CORE Author: Dean [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:03:48 04/08/03 Tue In reply to: Dean 's message, "NAND Flash READY/BUSY on 686CORE" on 09:37:37 03/31/03 Mon >Is the READY/BUSY pin of the NAND flash connected to >the processor on the 686CORE platform? Why I was asking the question was because I have developed the thin NAND MTD flash driver that allows the normal MTD filesystems like JFFS2 and YAFFS to be used on the 686CORE. Since it is not known whether the READY/BUSY pin is connected to the processor, the NAND subsystem needs to perform software polling of the BUSY. It may be faster/easier to perform polling of the READY/BUSY pin rather than sending down a software query. BTW, is there any interest in the MTD NAND flash driver? I also have updated sources for the normal block NAND/NOR drivers so they build as either modules or statically in the kernel if anyone wants them... [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: NAND Flash READY/BUSY on 686CORE Paolo Meriggi 05:30:42 07/02/03 Wed Re: NAND Flash READY/BUSY on 686CORE Rudi 23:33:58 10/07/04 Thu Re: NAND Flash READY/BUSY on 686CORE rudi 23:37:05 10/07/04 Thu Re: NAND Flash READY/BUSY on 686CORE -- David, 01:29:31 04/08/05 Fri