Looking at the information you told me, it was related to the sf-read and I think it is so good article. By the way, can you advise me how to print the image which I read from sf-memory as the screen I attached above? I'm actually considering about whether to print images or strings naturally by reading them from sf-memory at runtime.
Thank you for your kind answer. Thank you for letting me know that it can be used in a memory-mapped manner when using the sf memory connected to the QSPI.
If possible, I hope advice me about the runtime output method( :: how to draw bitmap image read from sf-memory to make the screens like I attached above) as I mentioned above.