I have been bashing my head against the wall with this one, perhaps the pros will find this question funny, but I have to ask anyways.
To start:
1) This micro sd card should be 64GB. I have not rulled out the possibility of a fake card.
However, after connecting it to PC3K flash it detects the card, and provides this ID:
Code:
Bus= 8 bit/ IO0x-0 -> ID= 0xADDE14AB (ID EXT= 0xADDE14AB 424AADDE)R/B OK! - OK! Parts detect... 1 OK! 2 Not Found! 3 Not Found! 4 Not Found!
Does this mean I should have active CE1 and CE2 and CE3 pins to find this extra 3 banks?
If i analyze this chip ID I can understand that it is a:
AD = Hynix
DE = 8GB
Code:
But... if we look at DE bit representation, it means that it can be a 16-bit bus instead of 8?
In my mind that makes sense, because if in a 8 bit bus, one bank is 8GB, 4 banks would be 32GB wich is half of the capacity of the full memory.
Perhaps I'm over complicating this. Can someone shed some light?
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