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SanDisk Sansa m200 series (v1)

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LambdaCalculus:
No, mine doesn't say anything above the revision.

Also, there's no extra chip on the daughterboard; only the Samsung chip is there.

So it looks like I have one that does indeed access the NAND directly.

rickbronson:
  Oops, on a previous post I mentioned that there were no accesses of the SD/MMC addresses in the disassembled SANSM200.rom.  Well, I had the wrong version of SANSM200.rom! Once I got the 3.2.8A version here:

http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/Firmware/M200/3/A/SansaM200A3_2_8.txt

  and disassembled it, it does indeed access the SD/MMC range (eg 0x90000104).  Oddly enough it still accesses the NAND registers (like 0x90000050).  So I think earlier statements about the extra chip on the daughter board being a SD/NAND bridge are probably correct.  I wonder if this chip could be:

http://www.sandisk.com/Assets/File/OEM/Manuals/ProdManiNANDAbr1.1.pdf

  Some of the above may explain why people have bricked their units by forcing to a wrong version of software as reported on anythingbutipod.

  I did spend some time looking for a serial port by toggling the serial TX pins in the bootloader and then probing for a certain HZ signal on various pads on the board but no luck.


  Rick

scorche:
I have been looking at the porting effort as well and recently purchased 3 m240s on woot as they were cheap enough and so I will have some to pass out at DCE if anyone wants them.  I ended up with 1 v2 and 2 v1s.

I opened them up to see if I had one to trade with shotofadds as these devices are for others anyway, but sadly it seems that both of my v1s are HARP as well.  :-\

shotofadds:

--- Quote from: scorche on June 07, 2008, 07:25:44 PM ---I opened them up to see if I had one to trade with shotofadds as these devices are for others anyway, but sadly it seems that both of my v1s are HARP as well.  :-\

--- End quote ---

HARP isn't necessarily a bad thing (in fact, if it really is an SD interface as per E200/C200 it potentially makes an M200 port much easier). But it doesn't help me figure out the Telechips NAND driver.  :(

scorche:

--- Quote from: shotofadds on June 08, 2008, 11:20:29 AM ---HARP isn't necessarily a bad thing...But it doesn't help me figure out the Telechips NAND driver.  :(

--- End quote ---

Which is what I was going for there. ;)

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