[U-Boot-Users] data bus bit reversal
Wolfgang Denk
wd at denx.de
Tue Apr 1 00:23:46 CEST 2003
In message <01C2F78D.563A35A0.robdlg at att.net> you wrote:
> I have a question that isn't strictly related to U-Boot. I hope it's not
> unacceptable.
This is perfectly ok. I could not think of a better place to ask,
either.
> The old PPCBoot source included a macro used during Flash programming on a
> Musenki board (I suppose the U-Boot code still contains this, but I haven't
It should still be there. At least I'm not aware that it was thrown out.
> My question is this: are there other Flash programmers (such as the one in
> the BDI2000) that can indeed compensate for the bit reversal?
The standard firmware for the BDI2000 does not provide this feature.
But I know that Abatron provided such a solution as part of their
excellent support - within less than a day AFAIR.
I guess this solution is still available.
> My current plan is to use custom Flash programming code running in SDRAM,
> but it would be nice if there was a tool that let me bypass this process.
We encountered similar problems before; this is one of the very few
cases where I think that starting with a version of U-Boot that gets
loaded to RAM first actually makes sense.
> Again, I hope this message isn't too far off-topic. Thanks for any help.
You are welcome.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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