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Invalid chip address calculation by r_ospi during erase #35

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aniruddhabajaj-renesas opened this issue Jan 20, 2021 · 0 comments
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Invalid chip address calculation by r_ospi during erase #35

aniruddhabajaj-renesas opened this issue Jan 20, 2021 · 0 comments
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applies-to-v2.0.0 applies-to-v2.1.0 applies-to-v2.2.0 bug Something isn't working
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v2.3.0

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Issue

r_ospi driver would calculate the relative chip address based on channel 0 only during the erase API call. Incorrect address is calculated for channel 1.

Workaround

Block and sector erase is not supported by the OSPI driver for channel 1 in the releases mentioned in the applies-to-* labels. If block and sector erase is required use channel 0 or upgrade to v2.3.0.
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