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possibly problem with the Hal NAND driver?

odin
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we used a SDRAM (ISSI 42-45S16160G 256MBit 16M*16b) on Bank 1 and a 512MB NAND Flash (IS34_35ML04G081) connected to Bank 2 and 3 on an STM32F429BIT6. Sporadically we get an 0 bit on a flash page, but this is no problem of the NAND (ECC did not detect any error).

I want to write data into an erased page (2048 byte). Mostly this is ok but somtimes, I detect a 0 bit on a position where I expected a 1. I used the standard HAL-NAND Routine to write.

It seems that the Hal NAND driver is disturbed by interrupts (specially the 2D DMA) who is active working in the background.

A test without the running 2D-DMA runs without any problem.

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