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26 #ifdef USE_FLASH_W25N01G
28 #include "drivers/bus.h"
29 #include "drivers/io.h"
30 #include "drivers/time.h"
32 #include "flash_w25n01g.h"
34 // Device size parameters
35 #define W25N01G_PAGE_SIZE 2048
36 #define W25N01G_PAGES_PER_BLOCK 64
37 #define W25N01G_BLOCKS_PER_DIE 1024
39 // BB replacement area
40 #define W25N01G_BB_MARKER_BLOCKS 1
41 #define W25N01G_BB_REPLACEMENT_BLOCKS 20
42 #define W25N01G_BB_MANAGEMENT_BLOCKS (W25N01G_BB_REPLACEMENT_BLOCKS + W25N01G_BB_MARKER_BLOCKS)
44 // blocks are zero-based index
45 #define W25N01G_BB_REPLACEMENT_START_BLOCK (W25N01G_BLOCKS_PER_DIE - W25N01G_BB_REPLACEMENT_BLOCKS)
46 #define W25N01G_BB_MANAGEMENT_START_BLOCK (W25N01G_BLOCKS_PER_DIE - W25N01G_BB_MANAGEMENT_BLOCKS)
47 #define W25N01G_BB_MARKER_BLOCK (W25N01G_BB_REPLACEMENT_START_BLOCK - W25N01G_BB_MARKER_BLOCKS)
50 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_RDID 0x9F
51 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_DEVICE_RESET 0xFF
52 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_STATUS_REG 0x05
53 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_STATUS_ALTERNATE_REG 0x0F
54 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_WRITE_STATUS_REG 0x01
55 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_WRITE_STATUS_ALTERNATE_REG 0x1F
56 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_WRITE_ENABLE 0x06
57 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_DIE_SELECT 0xC2
58 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_BLOCK_ERASE 0xD8
59 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_BBM_LUT 0xA5
60 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_BB_MANAGEMENT 0xA1
61 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PROGRAM_DATA_LOAD 0x02
62 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_RANDOM_PROGRAM_DATA_LOAD 0x84
63 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PROGRAM_EXECUTE 0x10
64 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PAGE_DATA_READ 0x13
65 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_DATA 0x03
66 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_FAST_READ 0x1B
67 #define W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_FAST_READ_QUAD_OUTPUT 0x6B
69 // Config/status register addresses
70 #define W25N01G_PROT_REG 0xA0
71 #define W25N01G_CONF_REG 0xB0
72 #define W25N01G_STAT_REG 0xC0
74 // Bits in config/status register 1 (W25N01G_PROT_REG)
75 #define W25N01G_PROT_CLEAR (0)
76 #define W25N01G_PROT_SRP1_ENABLE (1 << 0)
77 #define W25N01G_PROT_WP_E_ENABLE (1 << 1)
78 #define W25N01G_PROT_TB_ENABLE (1 << 2)
79 #define W25N01G_PROT_PB0_ENABLE (1 << 3)
80 #define W25N01G_PROT_PB1_ENABLE (1 << 4)
81 #define W25N01G_PROT_PB2_ENABLE (1 << 5)
82 #define W25N01G_PROT_PB3_ENABLE (1 << 6)
83 #define W25N01G_PROT_SRP2_ENABLE (1 << 7)
85 // Bits in config/status register 2 (W25N01G_CONF_REG)
86 #define W25N01G_CONFIG_ECC_ENABLE (1 << 4)
87 #define W25N01G_CONFIG_BUFFER_READ_MODE (1 << 3)
89 // Bits in config/status register 3 (W25N01G_STATREG)
90 #define W25N01G_STATUS_BBM_LUT_FULL (1 << 6)
91 #define W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_ECC_POS 4
92 #define W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_ECC_MASK ((1 << 5)|(1 << 4))
93 #define W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_ECC(status) (((status) & W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_ECC_MASK) >> 4)
94 #define W25N01G_STATUS_PROGRAM_FAIL (1 << 3)
95 #define W25N01G_STATUS_ERASE_FAIL (1 << 2)
96 #define W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_WRITE_ENABLED (1 << 1)
97 #define W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_BUSY (1 << 0)
98 #define W25N01G_BBLUT_TABLE_ENTRY_COUNT 20
99 #define W25N01G_BBLUT_TABLE_ENTRY_SIZE 4 // in bytes
101 // Bits in LBA for BB LUT
102 #define W25N01G_BBLUT_STATUS_ENABLED (1 << 15)
103 #define W25N01G_BBLUT_STATUS_INVALID (1 << 14)
104 #define W25N01G_BBLUT_STATUS_MASK (W25N01G_BBLUT_STATUS_ENABLED | W25N01G_BBLUT_STATUS_INVALID)
106 // Some useful defs and macros
107 #define W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_COLUMN(laddr) ((laddr) % W25N01G_PAGE_SIZE)
108 #define W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(laddr) ((laddr) / W25N01G_PAGE_SIZE)
109 #define W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_BLOCK(laddr) (W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(laddr) / W25N01G_PAGES_PER_BLOCK)
110 #define W25N01G_BLOCK_TO_PAGE(block) ((block) * W25N01G_PAGES_PER_BLOCK)
111 #define W25N01G_BLOCK_TO_LINEAR(block) (W25N01G_BLOCK_TO_PAGE(block) * W25N01G_PAGE_SIZE)
113 // IMPORTANT: Timeout values are currently required to be set to the highest value required by any of the supported flash chips by this driver
114 // The timeout values (2ms minimum to avoid 1 tick advance in consecutive calls to millis).
115 #define W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_READ_MS 2 // tREmax = 60us (ECC enabled)
116 #define W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_PROGRAM_MS 2 // tPPmax = 700us
117 #define W25N01G_TIMEOUT_BLOCK_ERASE_MS 15 // tBEmax = 10ms
118 #define W25N01G_TIMEOUT_RESET_MS 500 // tRSTmax = 500ms
121 #define W28N01G_STATUS_REGISTER_SIZE 8
122 #define W28N01G_STATUS_PAGE_ADDRESS_SIZE 16
123 #define W28N01G_STATUS_COLUMN_ADDRESS_SIZE 16
126 #define JEDEC_ID_WINBOND_W25N01GV 0xEFAA21
128 static busDevice_t
*busDev
= NULL
;
129 static flashGeometry_t geometry
;
132 * Whether we've performed an action that could have made the device busy for writes.
134 * This allows us to avoid polling for writable status when it is definitely ready already.
136 static bool couldBeBusy
= false;
138 static timeMs_t timeoutAt
= 0;
140 static bool w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal(void);
142 static void w25n01g_setTimeout(timeMs_t timeoutMillis
)
144 timeMs_t now
= millis();
145 timeoutAt
= now
+ timeoutMillis
;
150 * Send the given command byte to the device.
152 static void w25n01g_performOneByteCommand(uint8_t command
)
154 busTransfer(busDev
, NULL
, &command
, 1);
157 static void w25n01g_performCommandWithPageAddress(uint8_t command
, uint32_t pageAddress
)
159 uint8_t cmd
[4] = { command
, 0, (pageAddress
>> 8) & 0xff, (pageAddress
>> 0) & 0xff};
160 busTransfer(busDev
, NULL
, cmd
, sizeof(cmd
));
163 static uint8_t w25n01g_readRegister(uint8_t reg
)
165 uint8_t command
[3] = { W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_STATUS_REG
, reg
, 0 };
168 busTransfer(busDev
, in
, command
, sizeof(command
));
173 static void w25n01g_writeRegister(uint8_t reg
, uint8_t data
)
175 uint8_t cmd
[3] = { W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_WRITE_STATUS_REG
, reg
, data
};
176 busTransfer(busDev
, NULL
, cmd
, sizeof(cmd
));
179 static void w25n01g_deviceReset(void)
181 w25n01g_performOneByteCommand(W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_DEVICE_RESET
);
182 w25n01g_setTimeout(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_RESET_MS
);
183 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
184 // Protection for upper 1/32 (BP[3:0] = 0101, TB=0), WP-E on; to protect bad block replacement area
185 // DON'T DO THIS. This will prevent writes through the bblut as well.
186 // w25n01g_writeRegister(busdev, W25N01G_PROT_REG, W25N01G_PROT_PB0_ENABLE|W25N01G_PROT_PB2_ENABLE|W25N01G_PROT_WP_E_ENABLE);
187 // No protection, WP-E off, WP-E prevents use of IO2
188 w25n01g_writeRegister(W25N01G_PROT_REG
, W25N01G_PROT_CLEAR
);
189 // Buffered read mode (BUF = 1), ECC enabled (ECC = 1)
190 w25n01g_writeRegister(W25N01G_CONF_REG
, W25N01G_CONFIG_ECC_ENABLE
| W25N01G_CONFIG_BUFFER_READ_MODE
);
193 bool w25n01g_isReady(void)
195 uint8_t status
= w25n01g_readRegister(W25N01G_STAT_REG
);
197 // If couldBeBusy is false, don't bother to poll the flash chip for its status
198 couldBeBusy
= couldBeBusy
&& ((status
& W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_BUSY
) != 0);
203 static bool w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal(void)
205 while (!w25n01g_isReady()) {
206 timeMs_t now
= millis();
207 if (cmp32(now
, timeoutAt
) >= 0) {
215 bool w25n01g_waitForReady(timeMs_t timeoutMillis
)
217 w25n01g_setTimeout(timeoutMillis
);
218 return w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
222 * The flash requires this write enable command to be sent before commands that would cause
223 * a write like program and erase.
225 static void w25n01g_writeEnable(void)
227 w25n01g_performOneByteCommand(W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_WRITE_ENABLE
);
229 // Assume that we're about to do some writing, so the device is just about to become busy
233 bool w25n01g_detect(uint32_t chipID
)
236 case JEDEC_ID_WINBOND_W25N01GV
:
237 geometry
.sectors
= 1024; // Blocks
238 geometry
.pagesPerSector
= 64; // Pages/Blocks
239 geometry
.pageSize
= 2048;
244 geometry
.sectors
= 0;
245 geometry
.pagesPerSector
= 0;
246 geometry
.sectorSize
= 0;
247 geometry
.totalSize
= 0;
251 geometry
.flashType
= FLASH_TYPE_NAND
;
252 geometry
.sectorSize
= geometry
.pagesPerSector
* geometry
.pageSize
;
253 geometry
.totalSize
= geometry
.sectorSize
* geometry
.sectors
;
255 /*flashPartitionSet(FLASH_PARTITION_TYPE_BADBLOCK_MANAGEMENT,
256 W25N01G_BB_MANAGEMENT_START_BLOCK,
257 W25N01G_BB_MANAGEMENT_START_BLOCK + W25N01G_BB_MANAGEMENT_BLOCKS - 1);*/
259 couldBeBusy
= true; // Just for luck we'll assume the chip could be busy even though it isn't specced to be
261 w25n01g_deviceReset();
263 // Upper 4MB (32 blocks * 128KB/block) will be used for bad block replacement area.
264 // Blocks in this area are only written through bad block LUT,
265 // and factory written bad block marker in unused blocks are retained.
266 // When a replacement block is required,
267 // (1) "Read BB LUT" command is used to obtain the last block mapped,
268 // (2) blocks after the last block is scanned for a good block,
269 // (3) the first good block is used for replacement, and the BB LUT is updated.
270 // There are only 20 BB LUT entries, and there are 32 replacement blocks.
271 // There will be a least chance of running out of replacement blocks.
272 // If it ever run out, the device becomes unusable.
278 * Erase a sector full of bytes to all 1's at the given byte offset in the flash chip.
280 void w25n01g_eraseSector(uint32_t address
)
282 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
283 w25n01g_writeEnable();
284 w25n01g_performCommandWithPageAddress(W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_BLOCK_ERASE
, W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(address
));
285 w25n01g_setTimeout(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_BLOCK_ERASE_MS
);
288 // W25N01G does not support full chip erase.
289 // Call eraseSector repeatedly.
290 void w25n01g_eraseCompletely(void)
292 for (uint32_t block
= 0; block
< geometry
.sectors
; block
++) {
293 w25n01g_eraseSector(W25N01G_BLOCK_TO_LINEAR(block
));
297 static void w25n01g_programDataLoad(uint16_t columnAddress
, const uint8_t *data
, int length
)
299 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
301 uint8_t cmd
[3] = {W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PROGRAM_DATA_LOAD
, columnAddress
>> 8, columnAddress
& 0xff};
303 busTransferDescriptor_t transferDescr
[] = {{.length
= sizeof(cmd
), .rxBuf
= NULL
, .txBuf
= cmd
}, {.length
= length
, .rxBuf
= NULL
, .txBuf
= (uint8_t *)data
}};
304 busTransferMultiple(busDev
, transferDescr
, sizeof(transferDescr
) / sizeof(transferDescr
[0]));
306 w25n01g_setTimeout(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_PROGRAM_MS
);
309 static void w25n01g_randomProgramDataLoad(uint16_t columnAddress
, const uint8_t *data
, int length
)
311 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
313 uint8_t cmd
[3] = {W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_RANDOM_PROGRAM_DATA_LOAD
, columnAddress
>> 8, columnAddress
& 0xff};
315 busTransferDescriptor_t transferDescr
[] = {{.length
= sizeof(cmd
), .rxBuf
= NULL
, .txBuf
= cmd
}, {.length
= length
, .rxBuf
= NULL
, .txBuf
= (uint8_t *)data
}};
316 busTransferMultiple(busDev
, transferDescr
, sizeof(transferDescr
) / sizeof(transferDescr
[0]));
318 w25n01g_setTimeout(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_PROGRAM_MS
);
321 static void w25n01g_programExecute(uint32_t pageAddress
)
323 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
324 w25n01g_performCommandWithPageAddress(W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PROGRAM_EXECUTE
, pageAddress
);
325 w25n01g_setTimeout(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_PROGRAM_MS
);
328 // Writes are done in three steps:
329 // (1) Load internal data buffer with data to write
330 // - We use "Random Load Program Data", as "Load Program Data" resets unused data bytes in the buffer to 0xff.
331 // - Each "Random Load Program Data" instruction must be accompanied by at least a single data.
332 // - Each "Random Load Program Data" instruction terminates at the rising of CS.
334 // (3) Issue "Execute Program"
337 flashfs page program behavior
338 - Single program never crosses page boundary.
339 - Except for this characteristic, it program arbitral size.
340 - Write address is, naturally, not a page boundary.
341 To cope with this behavior.
343 If buffer is dirty and programLoadAddress != address, then the last page is a partial write;
344 issue PAGE_PROGRAM_EXECUTE to flash buffer contents, clear dirty and record the address as programLoadAddress and programStartAddress.
347 Mark buffer as dirty.
348 If programLoadAddress is on page boundary, then issue PROGRAM_LOAD_DATA, else issue RANDOM_PROGRAM_LOAD_DATA.
349 Update programLoadAddress.
350 Optionally observe the programLoadAddress, and if it's on page boundary, issue PAGE_PROGRAM_EXECUTE.
352 Observe programLoadAddress. If it's on page boundary, issue PAGE_PROGRAM_EXECUTE and clear dirty, else just return.
353 If pageProgramContinue observes the page boundary, then do nothing(?).
355 bool bufferDirty
= false;
356 bool isProgramming
= false;
357 static uint32_t programStartAddress
;
358 static uint32_t programLoadAddress
;
359 static uint32_t currentPage
= UINT32_MAX
;
361 void w25n01g_pageProgramBegin(uint32_t address
)
364 if (address
!= programLoadAddress
) {
365 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
366 isProgramming
= false;
367 w25n01g_writeEnable();
368 w25n01g_programExecute(W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(programStartAddress
));
370 isProgramming
= true;
373 programStartAddress
= programLoadAddress
= address
;
377 void w25n01g_pageProgramContinue(const uint8_t *data
, int length
)
379 // Check for page boundary overrun
380 w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal();
381 w25n01g_writeEnable();
382 isProgramming
= false;
384 w25n01g_programDataLoad(W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_COLUMN(programLoadAddress
), (uint8_t *)data
, length
);
386 w25n01g_randomProgramDataLoad(W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_COLUMN(programLoadAddress
), (uint8_t *)data
, length
);
388 // XXX Test if write enable is reset after each data loading.
390 programLoadAddress
+= length
;
393 void w25n01g_pageProgramFinish(void)
395 if (bufferDirty
&& W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_COLUMN(programLoadAddress
) == 0) {
396 currentPage
= W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(programStartAddress
); // reset page to the page being written
397 w25n01g_programExecute(W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(programStartAddress
));
399 isProgramming
= true;
400 programStartAddress
= programLoadAddress
;
405 * Write bytes to a flash page. Address must not cross a page boundary.
407 * Bits can only be set to zero, not from zero back to one again. In order to set bits to 1, use the erase command.
409 * Length must be smaller than the page size.
411 * This will wait for the flash to become ready before writing begins.
413 * Datasheet indicates typical programming time is 0.8ms for 256 bytes, 0.2ms for 64 bytes, 0.05ms for 16 bytes.
414 * (Although the maximum possible write time is noted as 5ms).
416 * If you want to write multiple buffers (whose sum of sizes is still not more than the page size) then you can
417 * break this operation up into one beginProgram call, one or more continueProgram calls, and one finishProgram call.
419 uint32_t w25n01g_pageProgram(uint32_t address
, const uint8_t *data
, int length
)
421 w25n01g_pageProgramBegin(address
);
422 w25n01g_pageProgramContinue((uint8_t *)data
, length
);
423 w25n01g_pageProgramFinish();
425 return address
+ length
;
428 void w25n01g_flush(void)
431 currentPage
= W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(programStartAddress
); // reset page to the page being written
432 w25n01g_programExecute(W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(programStartAddress
));
434 isProgramming
= true;
436 isProgramming
= false;
440 void w25n01g_addError(uint32_t address
, uint8_t code
)
447 * Read `length` bytes into the provided `buffer` from the flash starting from the given `address` (which need not lie
448 * on a page boundary).
450 * Waits up to W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_READ_MS milliseconds for the flash to become ready before reading.
452 * The number of bytes actually read is returned, which can be zero if an error or timeout occurred.
454 // Continuous read mode (BUF = 0):
455 // (1) "Page Data Read" command is executed for the page pointed by address
456 // (2) "Read Data" command is executed for bytes not requested and data are discarded
457 // (3) "Read Data" command is executed and data are stored directly into caller's buffer
459 // Buffered read mode (BUF = 1), non-read ahead
460 // (1) If currentBufferPage != requested page, then issue PAGE_DATA_READ on requested page.
461 // (2) Compute transferLength as smaller of remaining length and requested length.
462 // (3) Issue READ_DATA on column address.
463 // (4) Return transferLength.
464 int w25n01g_readBytes(uint32_t address
, uint8_t *buffer
, int length
)
466 uint32_t targetPage
= W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(address
);
468 if (currentPage
!= targetPage
) {
469 if (!w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal()) {
472 currentPage
= UINT32_MAX
;
473 w25n01g_performCommandWithPageAddress(W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PAGE_DATA_READ
, targetPage
);
474 if (!w25n01g_waitForReady(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_READ_MS
)) {
477 currentPage
= targetPage
;
480 uint16_t column
= W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_COLUMN(address
);
481 uint16_t transferLength
;
483 if (length
> W25N01G_PAGE_SIZE
- column
) {
484 transferLength
= W25N01G_PAGE_SIZE
- column
;
486 transferLength
= length
;
489 const uint8_t cmd
[4] = {W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_DATA
, (column
>> 8) & 0xff, (column
>> 0) & 0xff, 0};
491 busTransferDescriptor_t readDescr
[] = {{.length
= sizeof(cmd
), .rxBuf
= NULL
, .txBuf
= cmd
}, {.length
= transferLength
, .rxBuf
= buffer
, .txBuf
= NULL
}};
492 busTransferMultiple(busDev
, readDescr
, sizeof(readDescr
) / sizeof(readDescr
[0]));
494 if (!w25n01g_waitForReady(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_READ_MS
)) {
499 uint8_t statReg
= w25n01g_readRegister(W25N01G_STAT_REG
);
500 uint8_t eccCode
= W25N01G_STATUS_FLAG_ECC(statReg
);
502 case 0: // Successful read, no ECC correction
505 case 1: // Successful read with ECC correction
506 case 2: // Uncorrectable ECC in a single page
507 case 3: // Uncorrectable ECC in multiple pages
508 w25n01g_addError(address
, eccCode
);
509 w25n01g_deviceReset();
513 return transferLength
;
516 int w25n01g_readExtensionBytes(uint32_t address
, uint8_t *buffer
, int length
)
518 if (!w25n01g_waitForReadyInternal()) {
522 w25n01g_performCommandWithPageAddress(W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_PAGE_DATA_READ
, W25N01G_LINEAR_TO_PAGE(address
));
524 uint32_t column
= 2048;
527 cmd
[0] = W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_READ_DATA
;
528 cmd
[1] = (column
>> 8) & 0xff;
529 cmd
[2] = (column
>> 0) & 0xff;
532 busTransferDescriptor_t readDescr
[] = {{.length
= sizeof(cmd
), .rxBuf
= NULL
, .txBuf
= cmd
}, {.length
= length
, .rxBuf
= buffer
, .txBuf
= NULL
}};
533 busTransferMultiple(busDev
, readDescr
, sizeof(readDescr
) / sizeof(readDescr
[0]));
535 w25n01g_setTimeout(W25N01G_TIMEOUT_PAGE_READ_MS
);
541 * Fetch information about the detected flash chip layout.
543 * Can be called before calling w25n01g_init() (the result would have totalSize = 0).
545 const flashGeometry_t
* w25n01g_getGeometry(void)
550 bool w25n01g_init(int flashNumToUse
)
552 busDev
= busDeviceInit(BUSTYPE_SPI
, DEVHW_W25N01G
, flashNumToUse
, OWNER_FLASH
);
553 if (busDev
== NULL
) {
557 uint8_t in
[4] = { 0 };
560 delay(50); // short delay required after initialisation of SPI device instance.
562 busReadBuf(busDev
, W25N01G_INSTRUCTION_RDID
, in
, sizeof(in
));
564 chipID
= (in
[1] << 16) | (in
[2] << 8) | (in
[3]);
566 return w25n01g_detect(chipID
);