Compatibility with AVRxxDA/DB Series parts(Using Dx Core)

[abhijit-031991]

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Hi,

I'm trying to see if I can get the SPI Memory library working for the AVR128DB32 mcu. Since they are replacements/upgrades for the older Atmega chips, I though it would be a good idea to incorporate it into my newer PCBs. While the library worked flawlessly with my last set of PCBs running ATMEGA644p mcus. I'm not sure why I'm unable to get this working for AVR series chips. I am using the latest version of DxCore as the platform.
As far as I can tell, the chip powers up/down, however, the 'flash.begin()' throws an error saying the chip is not identified.

Here is the relevant code from the set up section.

void setup(){
Serial.begin(115200);
Serial1.begin(115200);
SPI.begin();
delay(1000);

// Enable & Start Flash //


if(flash.powerUp()){
    Serial.println(F("Powered Up1"));
}else{
    Serial.println(flash.error(VERBOSE));
}
if(!flash.begin()){
    Serial.println(F("Flash did not begin"));
    Serial.println(flash.error(VERBOSE));
} 
Serial.println(flash.getManID());
if(flash.powerUp()){
    Serial.println(F("Powered Up"));
}else
{
    Serial.println(F("PWR UP Failed!"));
}
if (wipe == true)
{
    Serial.println(F("WIPING FLASH"));
    if(flash.eraseChip()){
    Serial.println(F("Memory Wiped"));  
    }else
    {
    Serial.println(flash.error(VERBOSE));
    }
}else{
    rAdd = flash.getAddress(16);
}    
if(flash.powerDown()){
    Serial.println(F("Powered Down"));
    digitalWrite(FCS, HIGH);
}else{
    Serial.println(flash.error(VERBOSE));
}

Any help regarding this would be very much appreciated.

Thanks.

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