PROCESSOR-SDK-AM64X: ospi phy tune in the sdk

Jun Tu

Expert 1700 points

Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-AM64X

Tool/software:

Hi,

in your sdk ospi_phy.c
there is ospiFlashAttackVector

static uint8_t gOspiFlashAttackVector[OSPI_FLASH_ATTACK_VECTOR_SIZE] =

{

0xFEU, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000400 1024 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000401 1025 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000000011

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000402 1026 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000403 1027 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000404 1028 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000405 1029 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000406 1030 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000407 1031 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000408 1032 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000409 1033 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000040A 1034 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000000011

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000040B 1035 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000040C 1036 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000040D 1037 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000040E 1038 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x0000040F 1039 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000410 1040 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000411 1041 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000412 1042 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000413 1043 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 111110011

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000414 1044 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000415 1045 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000416 1046 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000417 1047 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000418 1048 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000419 1049 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x0000041A 1050 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000041B 1051 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000041C 1052 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 111110011

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000041D 1053 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000041E 1054 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000041F 1055 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000420 1056 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000421 1057 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000422 1058 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000423 1059 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000424 1060 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000425 1061 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000001011

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000426 1062 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000427 1063 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000428 1064 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000429 1065 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000042A 1066 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000042B 1067 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x0000042C 1068 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000042D 1069 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000042E 1070 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000001011

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000042F 1071 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000430 1072 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000431 1073 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000432 1074 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000433 1075 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000434 1076 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000435 1077 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000436 1078 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000437 1079 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 111111011

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000438 1080 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000439 1081 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000043A 1082 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000043B 1083 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000043C 1084 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000043D 1085 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x0000043E 1086 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000043F 1087 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000440 1088 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 111111011

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000441 1089 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000442 1090 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000443 1091 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000444 1092 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000445 1093 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000446 1094 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000447 1095 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000448 1096 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000449 1097 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000000111

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000044A 1098 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000044B 1099 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000044C 1100 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000044D 1101 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000044E 1102 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x0000044F 1103 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000450 1104 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000451 1105 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000452 1106 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000000111

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000453 1107 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000454 1108 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000455 1109 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000456 1110 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000457 1111 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000458 1112 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000459 1113 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000045A 1114 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000045B 1115 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 111110111

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000045C 1116 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000045D 1117 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000045E 1118 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000045F 1119 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000460 1120 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000461 1121 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000462 1122 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000463 1123 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000464 1124 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 111110111

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000465 1125 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000466 1126 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000467 1127 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x00000468 1128 bytes

0x00, // 0b00000000 @ 0x00000469 1129 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000046A 1130 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000046B 1131 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000046C 1132 bytes

0xFF, // 0b11111111 @ 0x0000046D 1133 bytes

// Even Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000001111

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000046E 1134 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000046F 1135 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000470 1136 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000471 1137 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000472 1138 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000473 1139 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000474 1140 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000475 1141 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x00000476 1142 bytes

// Odd Aligned Victim bit: 0, vic time slice : 111110000, agr time slice : 000001111

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000477 1143 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000478 1144 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x00000479 1145 bytes

0x01, // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000047A 1146 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000047B 1147 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000047C 1148 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000047D 1149 bytes

0xFE, // 0b11111110 @ 0x0000047E 1150 bytes

0x01 // 0b00000001 @ 0x0000047F 1151 bytes

};

I know that vector is used to tuning the ospi phy.

Question:

where is this table coming from, is there any documentation related to this table?

over 1 year ago

+1 Vaibhav Kumar over 1 year ago

TI__Guru 55553 points

Hi Jun,

Thanks for your question.

So, the ospi flash attack vector you are seeing has been tested for our SoCs, and currently the size is set to 128 bytes.

I would say that this is a smaller subset of a stress pattern which has been introduced in our SDK to test out everything and make sure we can have the users get going with their development on OSPI.

Although not supported, but it would be okay if you go ahead and change the stress pattern to your custom stress pattern in case you want a more robust OTP. But as of today this is what we offer from our SDK point of view.
So safe to say you could go ahead and experiment with a different pattern or the same pattern repeated multiple times, lets say 128 bytes repeated 10 times calls for roughly a little over 1 kb.

Hope this helps clarify your doubt.

Regards,

Vaibhav

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