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Last Post 31 Mar 2004 04:55 PM by  elf-coastal@buici.com
Forcing the 91C111 strobe
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garyp@logicpd.com
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30 Mar 2004 10:27 AM
    I know that any driver for the 91C111 has to force a strobe of the 91C111's chip select between reads/writes so that it doesn't go all wonky on you. The standard practice for generating the strobe seems to be a read of FLASH memory.

    But... is there another device / physical memory area I could read instead of FLASH? I ask because I may be running into an issue where network activity occurs while I'm trying to program the FLASH, and I'd rather not have spurious FLASH reads occur during my write/erase transactions.

    I would like to avoid blocking interrupts while doing FLASH operations, if I can. So... is there a less intrusive area I could access to force the strobe?

    Thanks.
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    31 Mar 2004 04:55 PM
    as long as it isn't cached. There is an errata on this on the Sharp website. They give several solutions. You can poll from uncached memory, too, because instruction fetches will release the chip select line.


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