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Hi,
I am sorry, the flash programmer is no longer supported. Please generate the .jic file to program the flash.
Please check the attached tutorial for how to generate a .jic file and how to program a flash device.
Regards,
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Hi,
OK thanks. another quick question, while I'm converting sof2flash it ask for start address, should I put the start address that the file should be in the flash or to put 0x0 as a default ?
I'm asking because I've also elf2flash as well and few more files to program in to flash.
Thanks a lot.
Avi
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Hi,
A continue to my question above about the base address while creating sof2flash or elf2 flash, I'm asking this because while programming the files with Nois2-flash-programmmer it also required the base address again.
Tnx,
Avi
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Hi,
Just to clarify, the FLASH I'm using is Parallel flash form Micron MT28EW connected directly to FPGA.
Avi
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Hi,
If you are using a parallel flash device it is simple. You need to create a PFL project (Parallel Flash Loader) to make the FPGA acts as a bridge between the computer and the flash device.
You can simply check the attached tutorial to create a PFL project.
Regards,
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