Receiving "all fine"-error when trying to write in 12Hz

Hi!

Thanks a billion for your effort on this ! I have set up everything correctly and measured all pin-connections via ohmmeter, and NandTool works regarding identification of the NAND chip, and it seems it correctly reads in slow-mode also. (Shows FF-Values for regions I had tried to erase with DumpFlash Tool before.) In 60 MHz mode, I get strange results with 00 and FF values instead, so I suppose this doesnt work correctly (due to my board, the nand or whatever). When I try to write in fastmode it seems to work at first, but somewhen interrupts with "file: Resource temporarily unavailable" - error. In 12MHz mode it doesn`t start at all with "Error at writing command: all fine". I got to admit I am experiencing problems with DumpFlash also, so I rather expect some failure in my setup. Perhaps you could help me out with the following questions I have?

I use a UM-FT2232H developement board from ELV.de .. "should" be a normal FT2232H Mini dev board with all pinouts.If the schematic the vendor included is correct , LEDs should not interfere (connected to unused I/O-lines). Is there any specific firmware setting to obey (mA settings for GPIO-Pins for example, overall power consumption etc.)? If I am not mistaken, I saw that NandTool enables the correct mode in libftdi itself ? Second question is : I am unable to build the included libftdi1-1.0 lib. It bails out with "ftdi.h:392:24: Fehler: Feld »time« als Funktion deklariert" ( I assumed you speak german also).. may 1.1 or 1.2 versions (that I compiled successfully and tested until now) be the source for my problems?

Thanks a lot in advance for any further info you could eventually provide, Viele Grüße, Oliver

PS : Just realized that its only the version of libftdi1-1.0 in your git repo that fails to build. The tarball from the ftdi page of that version works. So I will now try to compare ;D

bkerler / NANDReader_FTDI

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