Ben Dooks <[email protected]> wrote:
> Often write protect on flash chips is a seperate pin that disables
> the cell writing circuitry, not the nWE pin.
That may be true, but the board documentation in this particular case doesn't
list any way of write-enabling the flash. I have another, different board
based on the same CPU that does have a write enable for its bootprom.
David
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