08:53 <lekernel> who came up with that bright idea to have several tsop56 pinouts? even at a single manufacturer, e.g. micron, you can find both

08:54 <lekernel> of course, the one I need is not manufactured apparently

08:55 <mumptai> probably the same people who started to count the data-pins from 1

08:57 <lekernel> http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/JS28F640J3F75A/557-1602-ND/3927557 seems to have the same pinout, a bit faster, and smaller

08:57 <lekernel> but still plenty of space

08:58 <mumptai> bootloader + 2 x fw-image?

08:59 <lekernel> mixxeo has only 1 firmware image, and a smaller one than M1

08:59 <lekernel> and no filesystem

08:59 <lekernel> so we can definitely use a smaller flash chip

09:00 <mumptai> how did the conversion to kicad work out?

09:00 <lekernel> I didn't do it, no time/money for that

09:01 <lekernel> interestingly enough, it's ddr3 sdram for micron: http://www.micron.com/parts/nor-flash/parallel-nor-flash/js28f640j3f75a

09:02 <lekernel> "part status: production" looks good... maybe there won't be another NOR nightmare after all

09:04 <mumptai> you might also want to consider this: http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/NP8P128A13TSM60E/NP8P128A13TSM60E-ND/2176528

09:06 <lekernel> hmm, the other one is also "J3/Strataflash series", to there's less risk of running into bugs imo

09:07 <lekernel> we should move to serial flash at some point

09:08 <mumptai> i think we had the pcm on some fpga board, and in the end it was programmed by xilinx impact, by telling it was some CFI flash

09:09 <lekernel> the micron part has a numonyx datasheet

09:10 <lekernel> almost the same as the one of the original flash chip, actually

09:15 <lekernel> arrow has it too

09:16 <lekernel> "in stock", they say. and then, 13 week lead time...

09:20 <lekernel> ah, no, that's for backorders

11:39 <mumptai> re