Posted on March 20, 2014 at 05:29It's been a while since working on STR9 parts, but I think you need to refer to the documentation and schematics for your board. NAND parts act more like hard drives than memory, so you'll only see a few addresses, and data/command access, and ready signals.
For code examples for NAND devices, you might want to look at uboot/linux sources for generic code to identify and access the NAND devices. Other freely available NAND code may also be usable, you'd just have to define a handful of addresses used to access the parts. The FMI configuration would be a matter of chip selects (memory region), and signal timing, which would depend on the part's parameters, and the operational frequency of the STR9
