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NAND Interface | |
Access | |
---|---|
Broadway | None |
Starlet | Full |
Registers | |
Base | 0x0d010000 |
Length | 0x20 |
Access size | 32 bits |
Byte order | Big Endian |
NAND Interface | |||
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Address | Bits | Name | Description |
0x0d010000 (W) | 32 | NAND_COMMAND_BITMASK | a bitfield |
0x80000000 | 1 | NAND_COMMAND_ENABLE | this bit must be set for the command to be considered valid |
0x1F000000 | 5 | NAND_ADDR_MASK | these bits tell the NAND interface which of the address bytes from NAND_ADDR1/2 should be sent with this command |
0x00FF0000 | 8 | NAND_COMMAND | this is the actual 8-bit NAND command |
0x0000F000 | 4 | NAND_COMMAND_FLAGS | tbd |
0x00000FFF | 12 | NAND_COMMAND_DMALEN | this tells the DMA engine how many bytes to copy |
0x0d010000 (R) | 32 | NAND_STATUS | |
0x0d010004 | 32 | NAND_CONFIG | |
0x0d010008 | 32 | NAND_ADDR1 | |
0x0d01000C | 32 | NAND_ADDR2 | |
0x0d010010 | 32 | NAND_DATABUF | |
0x0d010014 | 32 | NAND_ECCBUF |
base | function | offset | description | contents/example |
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0x0D010000 | NAND | |||
0000 W | command | 9F000000 (CMD 00: start read sector) | ||
8030B840 (CMD 30: data (starts DMA 0x840 bytes)) | ||||
80FF8000 (CMD FF: reset) | ||||
00008000 means: wait for R/#B to go down | ||||
1F000000 is the mask of the address bytes to send. (10 = AA, 08 = BB, .., 01 = FF in 08,0c) | ||||
0000 R | status | MSB means busy | ||
0004 W | config | |||
0008 W | address #0 | 0000AABB | ||
000C W | address #1 | CCDDEEFF, NAND sector, multiply with 0x800 or 0x840 to get offset, 0x40 for ecc | ||
0010 W | data addr | target address for DMA (0x800 main bytes) | ||
0014 W | ecc addr | target address for DMA (0x40 spare bytes + 0x10 byte HW-calculated ECC syndrome) | ||
0018 W | unknown |