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flash W25Q128 add chip ID 0xEF6018 for quad SPI mode. - #10926
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Closing this old draft (base maintenance-8.x.x, no activity since 2025-06). It can be reopened as a new PR against a current branch if the chip is still needed. |
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The W25Q128 flash chip was already supported in SPI mode, using chip ID 0xEF4018.
Adding chip ID 0xEF6018 for quad SPI mode.
https://www.winbond.com/resource-files/w25q128fv%20rev.l%2008242015.pdf
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May not be needed. It isn't needed on the board I thought it was needed on.