stm32/(q|o|x)spi: Change the default device size to maximum allowable. #4756
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It is relatively easy to get caught by the fact that the default memory size will limit the indirect read size to maximum of 2 bytes. The memory size has to be set to something bigger for the indirect read to allow for more bytes being read out of the device.
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@Dirbaio sorry for the ping, but I think we discussed this before and you said that it is probably a good idea to change this default. Do you have any thoughts or questions before this can be merged? |
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It is relatively easy to get caught by the fact that the default memory size will limit the indirect read size to maximum of 2 bytes. The memory size has to be set to something bigger for the indirect read to allow for more bytes being read out of the device.