Table 10-10: Transaction 1 Data
5:0
7:6
15:8
31:16
Channel number
0x2
0x0
Reserved
Table 10-11: Transaction 2 Address Encoding
7:0
23:8
25:24
27:26
31:28
0x0
Descriptor address high (Most significant 16 bits)
Res.
0x2
0x0
Table 10-12: Transaction 2 Data
3:0
7:4
15:8
31:16
0x0
0x9
0x0
Reserved
Table 10-13: Transaction 3 Address Encoding
7:0
23:8
25:24
27:26
31:28
0x0
Descriptor address Low (Least significant 16 bits)
Res.
0x2
0x0
Table 10-14: Transaction 3 Data
3:0
7:4
15:8
31:16
0x0
0xa
0x0
Reserved
Table 10-15: Transaction 4 Address Encoding
7:0
23:8
25:24
27:26
31:28
0x0
Reserved
Res.
0x2
0x0
Table 10-16: Transaction 4 Data
3:0
7:4
15:8
31:16
0x0
0xb
0x0
Reserved
Related Information
on page 10-17
Out-Of-Order DMA Commands
The flash controller ignores out-of-order DMA commands. If transactions are not in the expected order,
the flash controller resets itself to the initial state and generates an
un_sup
interrupt. Any other transactions
in between command-DMA MAP10 commands cause the flash controller to ignore the command-DMA
NAND Flash Controller
Altera Corporation
cv_54010
Out-Of-Order DMA Commands
10-18
2013.12.30