scadene wrote:
The slow clock oscillator of the AT91M55800A is the default oscillator at power-up. In this case, it is started and is not in bypass mode (this oscillator has a bypass mode but it is not used in this condition into the AT91M55800A). In sum, IT HAS NOT BE USED WITH AN EXTERNAL CLOCK SIGNAL TO ITS XIN32 INPUT PIN. It is a low power oscillator which is working in linear domain. Having an external clock to XIN32 level can lock its startup while this signal remains on XIN32 !!
Thank you for the information. We have rejected the idea in any event due to uncertainty and lack of any specific information. Your comments make our decision look even better! We have simply decided to use a long reset pulse and live with the increased bootup time.