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73 lines
2.4 KiB
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# Kconfig file for package fal
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menuconfig RT_USING_FAL
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bool "FAL: flash abstraction layer"
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default n
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if RT_USING_FAL
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config FAL_USING_DEBUG
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bool "Enable debug log output"
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default y if RT_USING_DEBUG
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default n
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config FAL_PART_HAS_TABLE_CFG
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bool "FAL partition table config has defined on 'fal_cfg.h'"
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default y
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help
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If defined partition table on 'fal_cfg.h' please enable this option.
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When this option is disable, it will auto find and load the partition table
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on a specified location in flash partition.
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if !FAL_PART_HAS_TABLE_CFG
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config FAL_PART_TABLE_FLASH_DEV_NAME
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string "The flash device which saving partition table"
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default "onchip"
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help
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It will auto find the partition table on this flash device.
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config FAL_PART_TABLE_END_OFFSET
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int "The patition table end address relative to flash device offset."
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default 65536
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help
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The auto find and load the partition table process is forward from this
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offset address on flash.
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endif
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config FAL_USING_SFUD_PORT
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bool "FAL uses SFUD drivers"
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default n
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help
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The fal_flash_sfud_port.c in the samples\porting directory will be used.
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if FAL_USING_SFUD_PORT
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config FAL_USING_NOR_FLASH_DEV_NAME
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string "The name of the device used by FAL"
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default "norflash0"
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endif
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config FAL_DEV_NAME_MAX
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int "FAL device/partition name max length"
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default 24
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range 8 128
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help
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Configure the maximum length of flash/partition device name used by FAL.
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This value corresponds to macro FAL_DEV_NAME_MAX.
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Increase it if your flash device name or partition name is longer.
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Note: Larger value may increase memory usage in some implementations.
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config FAL_DEV_BLK_MAX
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int "FAL max flash device blocks"
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default 6
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range 1 32
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help
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Configure the maximum number of flash device blocks managed by FAL.
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This value corresponds to macro FAL_DEV_BLK_MAX.
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If you have multiple flash devices (onchip/spi-nor/spi-nand, etc.)
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or multiple underlying blocks, increase this value accordingly.
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Note: Larger value may increase RAM/ROM usage.
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endif
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