Source for chip records update
blackPantherOS opened this issue · comments
Hi again,
I would like to recommend a source for updating the IMSprog database, a good source the mtd drivers (kernel/drivers/mtd/devices/) from kernel tree, example:
https://www.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-mtd/2013-April/046407.html
It is very good! Thank you!
I added the chips from your link to the IMSProg database file.
I added the chips from your link to the IMSProg database file.
Nice! I am also updating the package now on our distribution.
I found a chip with the manufacturer GallopMem and the identifier 25Q64ASIG in an Anyka IP Cam. I couldn't find a datasheet specifically for this, but it seems that I can read/write it as BY25Q64A.
Some small manufacturers copy the entire chip from others along with the JEDEC ID. At the same time, all parameters of such chips are also the same.
gallopmem = cfx, see datasheets in the attachments
The TL866 chip database can be used to search for new chips.
Hi if I wanted to write file to the MICROCHIP 25AA1024 chip could I add this to the chip database ? Currently I can't get the program to detect the chip.
https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/aemDocuments/documents/MPD/ProductDocuments/DataSheets/1-Mbit-SPI-Bus-Serial-EEPROM-Data-Sheet-20001836K.pdf
@aluks01, it is SPI, but not NOR flash. I plan to add this class of chips. Today, use 95_EEPROM -> ST -> M95M01. This is the analogue of your chip.
@aluks01, it is SPI, but not NOR flash. I plan to add this class of chips. Today, use
95_EEPROM->ST->M95M01. This is the analogue of your chip.
@bigbigmdm thanks for sharing much appreciated !
@bigbigmdm thanks for the update. I managed to flash the 25AA1024 by selecting 95_EEPROM -> ST -> M95M01, but it's good to know in future there will be support for 25XXX chips adding more functionality.
@aluks01 , it's ready! Select, please 25_EEPROM -> ATMEL -> 25AA1024.