MPU configuration for running code from qspi?
Good afternoon!How should we correctly configure MPU in STM32F746 for running software from QSPI with D-Cache enabled and I-Cache enabled?
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Good afternoon!How should we correctly configure MPU in STM32F746 for running software from QSPI with D-Cache enabled and I-Cache enabled?
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