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iriver_flash: rewrite how the flash commands wait for the ROM
This uses the toggle bit method referenced in the datasheets for the supported ROM chips and moves the code to a reusable subroutine. It also introduces a short delay to give the bus a chance to recover. The older ROM datasheet doesn't mention this delay as necessary but the newer one does so it now does this for both. Change-Id: Ie9dc8833bbd3ee545072b0c724ab220d13208d3d
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@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ static volatile uint16_t* FB = (uint16_t*)0x00000000; /* Flash base address */
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#endif
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/* read the manufacturer and device ID */
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bool cfi_read_id(uint8_t* pManufacturerID, uint8_t* pDeviceID)
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static bool cfi_read_id(uint8_t* pManufacturerID, uint8_t* pDeviceID)
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{
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uint8_t not_manu, not_id; /* read values before switching to ID mode */
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uint8_t manu, id; /* read values when in ID mode */
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@ -99,12 +99,34 @@ bool cfi_read_id(uint8_t* pManufacturerID, uint8_t* pDeviceID)
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return false; /* fail */
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}
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/* wait until the rom signals completion of an operation */
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static bool cfi_wait_for_rom(volatile uint16_t* pAddr)
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{
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const unsigned MAX_TIMEOUT = 0xffffff; /* should be sufficient for most targets */
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const unsigned RECOVERY_TIME = 64; /* based on 140MHz MCF 5249 */
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uint16_t old_data = *pAddr & 0x0040; /* we only want DQ6 */
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volatile unsigned i; /* disables certain optimizations */
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/* repeat up to MAX_TIMEOUT times or until DQ6 stops flipping */
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for (i = 0; i < MAX_TIMEOUT; i++)
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{
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uint16_t new_data = *pAddr & 0x0040; /* we only want DQ6 */
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if(old_data == new_data)
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break;
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old_data = new_data;
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}
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bool result = i != MAX_TIMEOUT;
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/* delay at least 1us to give the bus time to recover */
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for (i = 0; i < RECOVERY_TIME; i++);
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return result;
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}
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/* erase the sector which contains the given address */
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bool cfi_erase_sector(volatile uint16_t* pAddr)
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static bool cfi_erase_sector(volatile uint16_t* pAddr)
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{
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unsigned timeout = 430000; /* the timeout loop should be no less than 25ms */
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FB[0x5555] = 0xAA; /* enter command mode */
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FB[0x2AAA] = 0x55;
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FB[0x5555] = 0x80; /* erase command */
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@ -112,36 +134,20 @@ bool cfi_erase_sector(volatile uint16_t* pAddr)
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FB[0x2AAA] = 0x55;
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*pAddr = 0x30; /* erase the sector */
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/* I counted 7 instructions for this loop -> min. 0.58 us per round */
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/* Plus memory waitstates it will be much more, gives margin */
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while (*pAddr != 0xFFFF && --timeout); /* poll for erased */
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return (timeout != 0);
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return cfi_wait_for_rom(pAddr);
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}
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/* address must be in an erased location */
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static inline bool cfi_program_word(volatile uint16_t* pAddr, uint16_t data)
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static bool cfi_program_word(volatile uint16_t* pAddr, uint16_t data)
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{
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unsigned timeout = 85; /* the timeout loop should be no less than 20us */
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if (~*pAddr & data) /* just a safety feature, not really necessary */
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return false; /* can't set any bit from 0 to 1 */
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FB[0x5555] = 0xAA; /* enter command mode */
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FB[0x2AAA] = 0x55;
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FB[0x5555] = 0xA0; /* byte program command */
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*pAddr = data; /* write the word data */
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*pAddr = data;
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/* I counted 7 instructions for this loop -> min. 0.58 us per round */
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/* Plus memory waitstates it will be much more, gives margin */
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while (*pAddr != data && --timeout); /* poll for programmed */
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return (timeout != 0);
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return cfi_wait_for_rom(pAddr);
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}
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/* this returns true if supported and fills the info struct */
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bool cfi_get_flash_info(struct flash_info* pInfo)
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{
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