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===Hyper Flash===
 
===Hyper Flash===
 
By default, the Hyper Flash algorithm is selected in the J-Link software. No additional steps are required.
 
By default, the Hyper Flash algorithm is selected in the J-Link software. No additional steps are required.
Please make sure that at least software version V6.13d is installed.
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Please make sure that at least software version V6.31d is installed.
   
 
===QSPI flash===
 
===QSPI flash===

Revision as of 10:37, 16 March 2018

NXP's iMXRT105x family features a Cortex-M7 core without internal flash but with support for QSPI and HyperFlash through a so called FLEXSPI controller. NXP's official evaluation board, the MIMXRT1050 EVK is shipped with a 512Mbit Hyper Flash device by default. Alternatively, a QSPI flash can be mounted but several board modifications (removing the hyper flash, adding resistors, etc...) are required. As both flashes are accessed through the same memory mapped address space, either the HyperFlash or the QSPI flash RAMCode needs to be used for memory accesses to this area. Please find below further information how to enable the desired flash algorithm (RAMCode).

Hyper Flash

By default, the Hyper Flash algorithm is selected in the J-Link software. No additional steps are required.

Please make sure that at least software version V6.31d is installed.

QSPI flash

To enable the QSPI flash support in the J-Link software, the JLinkDevices.xml needs to be modified. For further information regarding the JLinkDevices.xml, please refer to the Open Flashloader chapter in the J-Link User Manual (UM08001).

  1. Open the JLinkDevices.xml
  2. Search the desired iMXRT <Device> entry
  3. Change JLinkScriptFile="Devices/NXP/iMXRT105x/NXP_iMRXT105x_HyperFlash.pex" to JLinkScriptFile="Devices/NXP/iMXRT105x/NXP_iMRXT105x_QSPI.pex"
  4. Change Loader="Devices/NXP/iMXRT105x/NXP_iMXRT105x_HyperFlash.elf" to Loader="Devices/NXP/iMXRT105x/NXP_iMXRT105x_QSPI.elf"
  5. Save JLinkDevices.xml

From now, the J-Link software uses the QSPI RAMCode instead of the HyperFlash RAMCode for the flash download.