[En-Nut-Discussion] Ethernut 5.0 Schematic Preview
Harald Kipp
harald.kipp at egnite.de
Wed May 14 12:42:02 CEST 2008
Ole Reinhardt wrote:
> This seems to be a 8 bit interface NAND flash? Will it be possible to
> use a 16 bit type and connect D7 to D15 as well? This would speed up
> nand flash access. An os like linux would use the nand flash as mass
> storage device. 8 bit access could be a real bottleneck.
Hi Ole,
Do you really think, that using an 8 bit NAND Flash would make that much
difference? I know that you had bad experience with the slow NOR Flash
access on Ethernut 3, but it's a big difference between reading data
from an 8 bit device or running code in an 8 bit device.
The problem with large 16 bit chips is, that there are only a few types
available in the Gigabit range and the availability may cause problems.
And no, there is definitely no more space available for a second one.
The board is fully packed on both sides.
Harald
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