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Problems with filesystem

Hi,
I am trying to use the filesystem with a NOR flash (AT45DB641E) on SPI1. I have all the middleware pulled in okay, but I cannot find where to tell it to use SPI1. It uses SPI0 by default, which is conflicting with stuff I already have on SPI0, hence the need to get it onto SPI1. Also I can't see where the SPI speed is set either.
I have tried setting "#define DRIVER_SPI_NUM 1", but this seems to be ignored (probably too late by the time it reaches that header file).
I am using finit to initialise it all. (Maybe I need to also call "SPIdrv->Initialize" or something??)

I'm guessing I missed something pretty basic. (This is the first time I have really used Keil middleware).

So, really my questions are:
1) How can I get the filesystem to use SPI1, instead of SPI0?
2) How do I set the SPI1 speed?

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  • You must apply the definition:
    - on AT45DB641E.c (select file in Project Window and press Alt+F7, then select C/C++ tab and enter the define)
    - on global scope (open Options for Target dialog, select C/C++ tab and enter the define)

    In C/C++ tab you may enter the values:
    DRIVER_FLASH_NUM=x
    DRIVER_SPI_NUM=x
    DRIVER_SPI_BUS_SPEED=x

    where x is the value you want to redefine.

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  • You must apply the definition:
    - on AT45DB641E.c (select file in Project Window and press Alt+F7, then select C/C++ tab and enter the define)
    - on global scope (open Options for Target dialog, select C/C++ tab and enter the define)

    In C/C++ tab you may enter the values:
    DRIVER_FLASH_NUM=x
    DRIVER_SPI_NUM=x
    DRIVER_SPI_BUS_SPEED=x

    where x is the value you want to redefine.

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