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Difference between revisions of "CHIP"
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* [[S5L8950]]: 0x8950 |
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Revision as of 15:47, 31 October 2013
The CHIP tag is a 16-bit unsigned integer (uint16_t) that denotes the type of chip the firmware is to be installed to. It is used to prevent [supposedly] incompatible firmwares from being installed. A firmware is truly incompatible if it uses instructions only available on newer processors.
Processors
- S5L8900: 0x8900
- S5L8920: 0x8920
- S5L8922: 0x8922
- S5L8930: 0x8930
- S5L8940: 0x8940
- S5L8942: 0x8942
- S5L8945: 0x8945
- S5L8947: 0x8947
- S5L8950: 0x8950
- S5L8955: 0x8955
- S5L8960: 0x8960
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