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Hi Thanks for the reply I am a hardware engineer I am completely new this and now only I started to learn about firmware Can you please explain what will happen if I run the "memtester-arm 20 > /dev/null &" command in the terminal?

Can you explain why I gont this error? How to solve this error? Is that software concern or hadware concern?

Hi everyone, I am using MT62F2G32D4DS-023 IT:C chip in my project. I run "memtester-arm 20 > /dev/null &" command and got the following errors Amboot(R) Ambarella(R) Copyright (C) 2004-2024 Version: 3.10 - 11/16/24 13:26:23 Boot From: EMMC 8Bit DS 8K-Bootrct_show_emmc_boot(690): BUG_ON: BST...

Actually I am not using it in DIMM. I am using it in my custom embedded project where it communicates with CV72 SOC memory controller.

Hi It is not 32GB(GigaByte). It is 32Gb(Gigabit)=4GB(GigaByte). And also it is not DDR5. It is LPDDR5. I am using it in my embedded project and not in desktop applications. Thanks for your reply.

I also have another one doubt. The part which became obsolete have cycle time 313ps. And the alternate which I found have 218ps. Do I need to do any firmware change here or automatically the cycle time will be sensed and data handling will happen accordingly?

Hi Actually I didn't exactly mean DDR. I am using MT62F1G32D4DS -031 WT:B lpddr from micron technology in one of my projects. That part became obsolete. For that I am looking for alternate and found MT62F1G32D2DS-26 WT:C chip. The difference between them is the die count. But I dont know the...

Hi I have a doubt. I have 2 different DDR chips from Micron Technology, both are 4GB capacity with dual channel. But each of them have different die configurations. One has 2 die and the other one has 4 die. Which one should I select? What is the role of the die here?