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fstorage error issue with sdk 14.1.0

Hello,

I would like to use fstorage function, but when using the example of sdk 14.1.0, I had some errors, please help to let me know what problem is and how to define the start address, end_addr address....

     * last page of flash available to write data. */
    .start_addr = 0x0007F000, // by 0x800000
    .end_addr   = 0x000FF000,

I don't know which address I can use in the memory map(512 kb), I refer the following memory map, and I use the command to check memory (data) : nrfjprog --memrd 0x0007f000 --n 0x100

infocenter.nordicsemi.com/index.jsp

thankful for your support in advance, thanks.

Error : C:\working_dir\yps-202n\nRF5_SDK_14.1.0_1dda907\examples\ble_peripheral\ble_app_uart\hal_flash_module.c, 137 16 ==> 16 means NRF_ERROR_INVALID_ADDR

Error : C:\working_dir\yps-202n\nRF5_SDK_14.1.0_1dda907\examples\ble_peripheral\ble_app_uart\hal_flash_module.c, 145 9 ==> 9 means NRF_ERROR_INVALID_LENGTH

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "nrf.h"
#include "nrf_soc.h"
#include "nordic_common.h"
#include "boards.h"
#include "app_timer.h"
#include "app_util.h"
#include "nrf_fstorage.h"

#include "nrf_sdh.h"
#include "nrf_sdh_ble.h"
#include "nrf_fstorage_sd.h"

#include "nrf_log.h"
#include "nrf_log_ctrl.h"
#include "nrf_log_default_backends.h"

#define FLASHWRITE_EXAMPLE_MAX_STRING_LEN       (62u)
#define FLASHWRITE_EXAMPLE_BLOCK_VALID          (0xA55A5AA5)
#define FLASHWRITE_EXAMPLE_BLOCK_INVALID        (0xA55A0000)
#define FLASHWRITE_EXAMPLE_BLOCK_NOT_INIT       (0xFFFFFFFF)

//love_1211
//refer to infocenter.nordicsemi.com/index.jsp

static void fstorage_evt_handler(nrf_fstorage_evt_t * p_evt)
{
	if (p_evt->result != NRF_SUCCESS)
	{
		printf("--> Event received: ERROR while executing an fstorage operation. \r\n");
		return;
	}
	
	switch (p_evt->id)
	{
		case NRF_FSTORAGE_EVT_WRITE_RESULT:
		{
			printf("--> Event received: wrote %d bytes at address 0x%x. \r\n",
			 p_evt->len, p_evt->addr);
		} break;
		
		case NRF_FSTORAGE_EVT_ERASE_RESULT:
		{
			printf("--> Event received: erased %d page from address 0x%x. \r\n",
			 p_evt->len, p_evt->addr);
		} break;
		
		default:
		break;
	}
}

NRF_FSTORAGE_DEF(nrf_fstorage_t fstorage) =
{
    /* Set a handler for fstorage events. */
    .evt_handler = fstorage_evt_handler,

    /* These below are the boundaries of the flash space assigned to this instance of fstorage.
     * You must set these manually, even at runtime, before nrf_fstorage_init() is called.
     * The function nrf5_flash_end_addr_get() can be used to retrieve the last address on the
     * last page of flash available to write data. */
    .start_addr = 0x0007F000, // by 0x800000
    .end_addr   = 0x000FF000,
};


/* Dummy data to write to flash. */
static uint32_t 	m_data          = 0xBADC0FFE;//0xBADC0FFE;
//static char     	m_hello_world[] = "hello world";

/**@brief   Helper function to obtain the last address on the last page of the on-chip flash that
 *          can be used to write user data.
 */
static uint32_t nrf5_flash_end_addr_get()
{
    uint32_t const bootloader_addr = NRF_UICR->NRFFW[0];
    uint32_t const page_sz         = NRF_FICR->CODEPAGESIZE;
    uint32_t const code_sz         = NRF_FICR->CODESIZE;

    return (bootloader_addr != 0xFFFFFFFF ?
            bootloader_addr : (code_sz * page_sz));
}

static void print_flash_info(nrf_fstorage_t * p_fstorage)
{
    printf("========| flash info |========\r\n");
    printf("erase unit: \t%d bytes\r\n",      p_fstorage->p_flash_info->erase_unit);
    printf("program unit: \t%d bytes\r\n",    p_fstorage->p_flash_info->program_unit);
    printf("==============================\r\n");
}

void wait_for_flash_ready(nrf_fstorage_t const * p_fstorage)
{
    /* While fstorage is busy, sleep and wait for an event. */
    while (nrf_fstorage_is_busy(p_fstorage))
    {

    }
}

void flash_test(void)
{//nrfjprog --memrd 0x0007F000 --n 0x70  nrfjprog --memrd 0x10000010 --n 0x10
	ret_code_t rc;
	
	nrf_fstorage_api_t * p_fs_api;
	static uint32_t pages_to_erase = 1;
	
	NRF_LOG_INFO("SoftDevice is present.");
	NRF_LOG_INFO("Initializing nrf_fstorage_sd implementation...");
	/* Initialize an fstorage instance using the nrf_fstorage_sd backend.
	* nrf_fstorage_sd uses the SoftDevice to write to flash. This implementation can safely be
	* used whenever there is a SoftDevice, regardless of its status (enabled/disabled). */
	p_fs_api = &nrf_fstorage_sd;
	
	rc = nrf_fstorage_init(&fstorage, p_fs_api, NULL);
	APP_ERROR_CHECK(rc);
	
	print_flash_info(&fstorage);
	
	/* It is possible to set the start and end addresses of an fstorage instance at runtime.
	* They can be set multiple times, should it be needed. The helper function below can
	* be used to determine the last address on the last page of flash memory available to
	* store data. */
	(void) nrf5_flash_end_addr_get();
	
	//    static uint32_t pages_to_erase = 1;
	rc = nrf_fstorage_erase(
		&fstorage,   /* The instance to use. */
		fstorage.start_addr,     /* The address of the flash pages to erase. */
		pages_to_erase, /* The number of pages to erase. */
		NULL            /* Optional parameter, backend-dependent. */
	);
	APP_ERROR_CHECK(rc);

	wait_for_flash_ready(&fstorage);
	NRF_LOG_INFO("Done.");
    
	/* Let's write to flash. */
//	NRF_LOG_INFO("Writing \"%x\" to flash.", m_data);
	rc = nrf_fstorage_write(&fstorage, fstorage.start_addr, &m_data, 4, NULL);
	APP_ERROR_CHECK(rc);
	
	wait_for_flash_ready(&fstorage);
	NRF_LOG_INFO("Done.");
//	
//	m_data = 0xABCDEABC;//0xDEADBEEF;
//	
////	NRF_LOG_INFO("Writing \"%x\" to flash.", m_data);
//	
//	rc = nrf_fstorage_write(&fstorage, 0x3e200, &m_data, sizeof(m_data), NULL);
//	APP_ERROR_CHECK(rc);
//	
//	wait_for_flash_ready(&fstorage);
//	NRF_LOG_INFO("Done.");
//	
////	NRF_LOG_INFO("Writing \"%s\" to flash.", m_hello_world);
//	rc = nrf_fstorage_write(&fstorage, 0x3f000, m_hello_world, sizeof(m_hello_world), NULL);
//	APP_ERROR_CHECK(rc);
//	
//	wait_for_flash_ready(&fstorage);
//	NRF_LOG_INFO("Done.");
                   
}
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  • if using the original example, it can write the data in 0x3e000 ~ 0x3f000. but it can't try to erase the data, and if using the same example in my code(adding DFU, more custom service), write/erase function can't be normally worked, why...? please help to let me know the root cause,

    thanks.

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  • if using the original example, it can write the data in 0x3e000 ~ 0x3f000. but it can't try to erase the data, and if using the same example in my code(adding DFU, more custom service), write/erase function can't be normally worked, why...? please help to let me know the root cause,

    thanks.

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