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From: Komal Shah <komal_shah802003@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: Chip mapping AM29LV320D
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David,

> 
> But your board is a _custom_ board. How could anyone
> have written the
> same mapping driver already? Nobody has a board the
> same as yours.

Correct. We are going to have few boards only for demo
purpose.

> 
> The mapping driver just sets things up correctly for
> access to the flash
> chips, depending on the physical address and size
> etc. That's all
> specific to _your_ board.

Yes. I looked at few mapping drivers and understood
them.

> 
> I think the AM29LV320D is CFI-compliant so you don't
> _need_ specific
> support for it. It should just work with cfi_probe.
> 

Yes. AM29LV320D is CFI-compliant. 

Thanx for the reply.

---Komal Shah


		
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