Andreas Galauner wrote:
So, I had the idea of developing a small Board which contains a USB port
and an SPI flash.
I first thought about emulating the SPI flash completely by an AVR, but
I think the clock rates of the SPI bus are too high to do this. My new
approach is a SPI flash which resides
Hello everybody,
I recently started to discover this great project you have here.
I want to play with it a bit and port it to an AMD E-350 Motherboard
(Sapphire Pure Fusion Mini E-350 - what a name...) I have at home in my
spare time.
Now I don't think that the development work is much fun, when
Hello Andreas,
Your ideas sound pretty good, but here are a couple of ideas that
might make your life easier (and cheaper).
I found some high-res pictures of your board on the web, and it looks
like that board has a footprint for a SPI programming header (labelled
SPI1, between USB1 and the SPI
Peter Stuge wrote:
you may want to look at the preliminary USB protocol document
that me and Stefan Tauner have been working on.
http://titanpad.com/x8M9ZvNeMN
//Peter
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On 7/5/11 2:25 AM, Peter Stuge wrote:
Andreas Galauner wrote:
I had the idea of developing a small Board which contains a USB port
and an SPI flash.
Sure. Or just follow Tom's tip and wire a second SPI bus master
directly onto the mainboard.
Yep, I just found the pinheader. Seems to be
Andreas Galauner wrote:
Yep, I just found the pinheader. Seems to be 1.27x1.27mm.
I also created a support ticket for the pinout on Sapphire's website.
It would be nice if they give that to me, but I really doubt it.
Did you check that it's not documented in the manual already?
I'll try to
On 7/5/11 3:02 AM, Peter Stuge wrote:
Andreas Galauner wrote:
Yep, I just found the pinheader. Seems to be 1.27x1.27mm.
I also created a support ticket for the pinout on Sapphire's website.
It would be nice if they give that to me, but I really doubt it.
Did you check that it's not
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