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But in syscon [[Sherwood]] series the Platform ID is stored at the start of the emulated EEPROM, the first 2 values located at offset 0x60000 ([[Syscon_SW_Series|SW]]) or 0xA0000 ([[Syscon_SW2_Series|SW2]]/[[Syscon_SW3_Series|SW3]]). First byte = Platform ID (hex), next 8 bytes = Platform ID (string, null terminated). Dont take this offsets of the emulated EEPROM as something strict because sherwood uses "bad block remapping" and "wear leveling" this features allows to relocate the data at different offsets (probably in blocks of length 2 bytes)
But in syscon [[Sherwood]] series the Platform ID is stored at the start of the emulated EEPROM, the first 2 values located at offset 0x60000 ([[Syscon_SW_Series|SW]]) or 0xA0000 ([[Syscon_SW2_Series|SW2]]/[[Syscon_SW3_Series|SW3]]). First byte = Platform ID (hex), next 8 bytes = Platform ID (string, null terminated). Dont take this offsets of the emulated EEPROM as something strict because sherwood uses "bad block remapping" and "wear leveling" this features allows to relocate the data at different offsets (probably in blocks of lenght 2 bytes)


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> Type this in the syscon UART interface: r [offset][length]
> Type this in the syscon UART interface: r [offset][lenght]
> r 0 9
> r 0 9
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