I have a Digilent ARTY Z7-20 Board. I could program the S25FL128SAGMFI001 QSPI FLASH on the board.
But unfortunately one day while I was programming the flash, a friend of mine accidentally pressed the RESET button the board.
After that, I could not program the FLASH anymore.
I have copied the console output.
I would be happy, if someone could help me. I really need to program the FLASH. Is the FLASH broken after this accident. Would a replacement of the FLASH if I replaced it with a new one?
****** Xilinx Program Flash
****** Program Flash v2019.1.3 (64-bit)
**** SW Build 2644227 on Wed Sep 4 09:45:24 MDT 2019
** Copyright 1986-2019 Xilinx, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
WARNING: Failed to connect to hw_server at TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
Attempting to launch hw_server at TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
Connected to hw_server @ TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
Available targets and devices:
Target 0 : jsn-Arty Z7-003017A702C7A
Device 0: jsn-Arty Z7-003017A702C7A-4ba00477-0
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Kerem Oktem
Hello,
I have a Digilent ARTY Z7-20 Board. I could program the S25FL128SAGMFI001 QSPI FLASH on the board.
But unfortunately one day while I was programming the flash, a friend of mine accidentally pressed the RESET button the board.
After that, I could not program the FLASH anymore.
I have copied the console output.
I would be happy, if someone could help me. I really need to program the FLASH. Is the FLASH broken after this accident. Would a replacement of the FLASH if I replaced it with a new one?
Kind Regards
Kerem OKTEM
cmd /C program_flash -f \
D:\ .... .sdk\FSBL\bootimage\BOOT.mcs \
-offset 0 -flash_type qspi-x4-single -fsbl \
D:\ .... .sdk\FSBL\Debug\FSBL.elf \
-blank_check -verify -cable type xilinx_tcf url TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
****** Xilinx Program Flash
****** Program Flash v2019.1.3 (64-bit)
**** SW Build 2644227 on Wed Sep 4 09:45:24 MDT 2019
** Copyright 1986-2019 Xilinx, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
WARNING: Failed to connect to hw_server at TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
Attempting to launch hw_server at TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
Connected to hw_server @ TCP:127.0.0.1:3121
Available targets and devices:
Target 0 : jsn-Arty Z7-003017A702C7A
Device 0: jsn-Arty Z7-003017A702C7A-4ba00477-0
Retrieving Flash info...
Initialization done, programming the memory
===== mrd->addr=0xF800025C, data=0x00000001 =====
BOOT_MODE REG = 0x00000001
WARNING: [Xicom 50-100] The current boot mode is QSPI.
If flash programming fails, configure device for JTAG boot mode and try again.
===== mrd->addr=0xF8007080, data=0x30800100 =====
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000B18, data=0x80000000 =====
Downloading FSBL...
Running FSBL...
Finished running FSBL.
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000110, data=0x00177EA0 =====
READ: ARM_PLL_CFG (0xF8000110) = 0x00177EA0
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000100, data=0x0001A008 =====
READ: ARM_PLL_CTRL (0xF8000100) = 0x0001A008
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000120, data=0x1F000400 =====
READ: ARM_CLK_CTRL (0xF8000120) = 0x1F000400
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000118, data=0x00177EA0 =====
READ: IO_PLL_CFG (0xF8000118) = 0x00177EA0
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000108, data=0x0001A008 =====
READ: IO_PLL_CTRL (0xF8000108) = 0x0001A008
Info: Remapping 256KB of on-chip-memory RAM memory to 0xFFFC0000.
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000008, data=0x00000000 =====
===== mwr->addr=0xF8000008, data=0x0000DF0D =====
MASKWRITE: addr=0xF8000008, mask=0x0000FFFF, newData=0x0000DF0D
===== mwr->addr=0xF8000910, data=0x000001FF =====
===== mrd->addr=0xF8000004, data=0x00000000 =====
===== mwr->addr=0xF8000004, data=0x0000767B =====
MASKWRITE: addr=0xF8000004, mask=0x0000FFFF, newData=0x0000767B
U-Boot 2019.01 (Jun 04 2019 - 09:48:11 -0600)
Model: Zynq CSE QSPI Board
DRAM: 256 KiB
WARNING: Caches not enabled
In: dcc
Out: dcc
Err: dcc
Zynq> sf probe 0 0 0
Warning: SPI speed fallback to 100 kHz
SF: unrecognized JEDEC id bytes: ff, ff, 00
Failed to initialize SPI flash at 0:0 (error -2)
Zynq> ERROR: [Xicom 50-186] Error while detecting SPI flash device - unrecognized JEDEC id bytes: ff, ff, 00
Problem in running uboot
Flash programming initialization failed.
ERROR: Flash Operation Failed
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