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Mar 21, 2016
04:43 AM
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Mar 21, 2016
04:43 AM
I see the following map in the reference manual of xmc4500.
how many physical sectors are there? It seems that the logical UCBx Sectors are located in the physical Sector PS0.
I am using the normal boot mode.
Does that mean, if I use UCBx related command sequences, I would be unable to place my vector table at the very beginning of the PS0? Where can I then place my vector table?
how many physical sectors are there? It seems that the logical UCBx Sectors are located in the physical Sector PS0.
I am using the normal boot mode.
Does that mean, if I use UCBx related command sequences, I would be unable to place my vector table at the very beginning of the PS0? Where can I then place my vector table?
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Mar 21, 2016
10:00 PM
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Mar 21, 2016
10:00 PM
Hi,
how many physical sectors are there?
There is a total of 6 physical sectors.
Does that mean, if I use UCBx related command sequences, I would be unable to place my vector table at the very beginning of the PS0?
Nope, UCB is meant for flash memory protection.
how many physical sectors are there?
There is a total of 6 physical sectors.
Does that mean, if I use UCBx related command sequences, I would be unable to place my vector table at the very beginning of the PS0?
Nope, UCB is meant for flash memory protection.
Jul 25, 2017
04:54 AM
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Jul 25, 2017
04:54 AM
I do not understand where the UCB Area ist. According to the documentation it is at 0x0C000000 + Offset 0x000000. This is then in Physical Sector 0.
What are the correct absolute addresses of the UCBs?
What are the correct absolute addresses of the UCBs?
Jul 31, 2017
06:49 AM
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Jul 31, 2017
06:49 AM
Read my posts about Flash Protection & Memtool.
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