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PXA3xx Boot ROM Reference Manual - Marvell

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• IssueDate – Date this module was created.• OEMUniqueID – OEM-specific identifier.7.1.2 Flash InformationTable 39:The Flash Information substructure identifies boot flash properties and the location of the WirelessTrusted Module (<strong>Marvell</strong> WTM) save state, as follows.• WTMFlashSign – Signature that provides the <strong>Marvell</strong> WTM save state location. The upperthree bytes contain an ASCII-encoded hexadecimal value of XIP for XIP or NAN for NAND,Samsung OneNAND, and SanDisk ® (formerly MSystems) flash. The lower byte is theplatform fuse encoding that determines the flash device being used.• WTMEntryAddr – Address offset from the base of the flash device to the location of the primary<strong>Marvell</strong> WTM save state block.• WTMEntryAddrBack – Address offset from the base of the flash device to the location of thebackup <strong>Marvell</strong> WTM save state block.• Reserved[2] – Reserved for future use.• <strong>Boot</strong>FlashSign – Signature that determines from which flash the platform boots. The upperthree bytes contains an ASCII-encoded hexadecimal value of XIP for XIP or NAN for NAND,OneNAND, and SanDisk flash. The lower byte contains the platform fuse encoding thatdetermines the flash device being used. The <strong>Boot</strong>FlashSign values are noted in Table 39.<strong>Boot</strong>FlashSign Definitions<strong>Boot</strong>FlashSign value Platform <strong>Boot</strong> Device Encoded HEX Value0x4E41_4E06 x8 NAND device on DF_nCS0 NAN’060x4E41_4E04 x16 NAND device on DF_nCS0 NAN’040x4E41_4E01x16 SanDisk mDOC on SMEMC NAN’01nCS20x4E41_4E02x16 OneNAND on SMEMC on NAN’02nCS20x5849_5005 x16 XIP NOR XIPB Flash on nCS2 XIP’050x5849_5007 x16 XIP NOR XIPA Flash on nCS2 XIP’07NOTE: XIPB and XIPA support different command sets. Refer to Table 14 for further information. Other NORflash memories may be used.7.1.3 TIM Sizing Information• NumImages – Number of “IMAGE INFORMATION” substructures in the trusted image module.• NumKeys – Number of “KEY INFORMATION” substructures in the trusted image module.• SizeOfReserved – Size of the reserved area; values can range from 0 to 4 KB – (size of othertrusted image module information).7.1.4 Image Information ArrayThe Image Information Array is a substructure that contains information about each image loadedinto the boot flash. The number of substructures is determined by the NumImages field above.• ImageID – A unique identifier for the image. The "OBMI" identifier must be present in thearray for the <strong>Boot</strong> <strong>ROM</strong> to correctly boot the platform. Other identifiers can be determined bythe OEM, but are limited to 32 bits in size.• NextImageID – Next image that should be loaded from flash memory.12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758Copyright © 2010 <strong>Marvell</strong> PUBLIC RELEASE Doc. No. MV-S301208-00 Rev. -Page 73

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