@de @mntmn it was a little bit hidden, but I found something, indicating that there's flash ID (0x1C), read (0x1B), write (0x1A) and erase (0x19) commands.
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Mäh W. (maehw@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 06:46:53 JST Mäh W. -
Mäh W. (maehw@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 06:46:51 JST Mäh W. @de @mntmn oh, and you may require to load a flash driver into RAM at the very beginning.
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Mäh W. (maehw@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 06:46:50 JST Mäh W. @de @mntmn Are you familiar with the process? Maybe you could still try the flash ID command without previously loading firmware into RAM. CommandByte=0x1C + Reserved1=0xFF0000 + Reserved2=0x200000. Response should return 0x1C + 2 byte Flash ID. But probably using a UART-based probe and sniffing the protocol messages is more helpful than my random thoughts.
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Mäh W. (maehw@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 04:23:52 JST Mäh W. @mntmn no other tools available? 😯