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From: "Stefan Roese" <stefan.roese@esd-electronics.com>
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Subject: Re: SST Flash Support (SST39VF160) 
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> > This does not seem to be CFI compliant!!!
>
> OK. Add the device ID and size information to jedec_probe.c. That code
> should handle the 55/aa bits already.

OK, I added the defines in jedec_probe.c, but I can't get linux to use the
"jedec_probe_chip()" routine. Even with further debug code, this routine
doesn't seem to get called :-(.

Any ideas?

Best regards,
Stefan.