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altmemphy write question

lipingx
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In the user guide, it requires following for half rate write operation. (see my attached pic).

I found it cause some problem sometimes, it may write wrong data for next step.

But if I removed it, no issue for write. So what's the purpose of it, can we just  jump to step 2

 

The following sequence corresponds with the numbered items in Figure 8–2:
1. The user logic asserts the first write request to row 0 so that row 0 is open before
the next transaction.

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AdzimZM_Intel
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Hello,


May I know about the issue that you are facing? Is it in simulation or actual hardware?


Are you able to provide some snapshots of the problem?


Regards,

Adzim


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lipingx
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It's actual hardware.

Let me describe issue:

step1) write data 512 bytes from address = 0

step2) write data 512 bytes from address = 512

............................

step3) finish write data of all ddr size.

step4) read data 512 bytes from address = 0

step5) read data 512 bytes from address = 512

............................

For expectation, all read data should be the same as write one.

but sometimes, the 1~2 bytes data of 512 bytes goes different if I done below action for write process.

1. The user logic asserts the first write request to row 0 so that row 0 is open before
the next transaction.

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AdzimZM_Intel
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Hello,


I was looking for the related issue with DDR2 write operation but does not see this specific issue yet.

But I think it's should be fine to jump to step 2 since it's working.


Regards,

Adzim


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AdzimZM_Intel
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