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Not flashing device #8
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Just got my two Tang Nanos yesterday and also tried the embFlash on one of them only for it to lock up and give this output. I assume flasing the embFlash would be the way to store the program in non-volatile memory. The documentation is not very helpful on this matter, so let me know if you find a solution. |
Yes, that's what it means. The problem is that it always fails to program the onboard flash, it only works to flash the SRAM |
Hi, I have the same problem, but with a different status code.
Using openFPGALoader I get some description for the status code:
And after the erroneous flash programming, the device will mostly refuse to work.
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I am not sure if this was just a fluke or if it works this way. Using the programmer that comes with Gowin 1.9.8 I was able to setup the cable to 15MHz (from a default of 2MHz). That made programming the flash work (I tried three different projects and they all stuck). I tried 2.5MHz like I saw mentioned in another post, but that was unsuccessful. |
A link to the post that mentioned trying 2.5Mhz cable speed |
I tried flashing the example led project on my tang nano's SRAM. It worked. Then I flashed it using embFlash, and it stopped working, now I get this output
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