2024-04-23 01:42 AM
Hi,
We have a customer board with STM32H735 and OctoSPI flash in memory mapped mode.
Memory is used for TouchGfx elements and as external code memory.
Now we should add a simple file system for saving some data on the board.
Is it possible to use a file system (read/write access) on a OSPI flash in memory mapped mode.
Due to AN5050 and other resources i would say its not possible.
Can someone confirm to me if this is the case or if there is a way to solve this.
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2024-04-25 01:51 AM
Just working with H735-Discovery.
You are right, the flash canNOT operate in memory-mapped WRITE mode.
Which makes sense, due to the fact that you can only write a complete flash page (standard for all (?) flash ICs).
2024-04-25 12:42 AM - edited 2024-04-25 02:04 AM
Hello @FlorianZuellig and welcome to the Community :),
For graphical applications, I advise you to use this ideal configuration where:
• An HyperFlash memory is connected to OCTOSPI2 that is used to store graphical primitives.
• An HyperRAM memory is connected to OCTOSPI1 that is used to build frame buffer.
• Both OCTOSPI1 and OCTOSPI2 must be configured in HyperBus Memory-mapped mode, with Multiplexed mode enabled.
• Any AHB master (such as CPU, LTDC, DMA2D or SDMMC1/2) can autonomously access to both memories, exactly like an internal memory.
Note that, if there is an on-going memory-mapped read (respectively write) operation, the application can start a write operation as soon as the on-going read (respectively write) operation is terminated.
Please take a look at these posts: Post1, Post2 and these examples OSPI_NOR_MemoryMapped_DTR, OSPI_HyperRAM_MemoryMapped may help you.
Thank you.
Kaouthar
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2024-04-25 01:51 AM
Just working with H735-Discovery.
You are right, the flash canNOT operate in memory-mapped WRITE mode.
Which makes sense, due to the fact that you can only write a complete flash page (standard for all (?) flash ICs).