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159  * RESP[1:2]: Default read window size (number of blocks)
160 * RESP[3:4]: Default write window size (number of blocks)
167 * RESP[1:2]: Default read window size (number of blocks)
168 * RESP[3:4]: Default write window size (number of blocks)
247 * RESP[0:1]: Flash Size (number of blocks)
248 * RESP[2:3]: Erase Size (number of blocks)
303 * ARGS[0:1]: Window Location as Offset into Flash (number of blocks)
305 * RESP[0:1]: LPC bus address for host to access this window (number of blocks)
308 * ARGS[0:1]: Window Location as Offset into Flash (number of blocks)
309 * ARGS[2:3]: Requested window size (number of blocks)
311 * RESP[0:1]: LPC bus address for host to access this window (number of blocks)
312 * RESP[2:3]: Actual window size that the host can access (number of blocks)
376 * ARGS[0:1]: Window Location as Offset into Flash (number of blocks)
378 * RESP[0:1]: LPC bus address for host to access this window (number of blocks)
381 * ARGS[0:1]: Window Location as Offset into Flash (number of blocks)
382 * ARGS[2:3]: Requested window size (number of blocks)
384 * RESP[0:1]: LPC bus address for host to access this window (number of blocks)
385 * RESP[2:3]: Actual window size that was mapped/host can access (n.o. blocks)
414 * ARGS[0:1]: Where within flash to start (number of blocks)
418 * ARGS[0:1]: Where within window to start (number of blocks)
419 * ARGS[2:3]: Number to mark dirty (number of blocks)
477 * ARGS[0:1]: Where within window to start (number of blocks)
478 * ARGS[2:3]: Number to erase (number of blocks)
518 * Flushes any dirty or erased blocks in the current window back to the backing
521 * takes an offset and number of blocks to dirty, then also performs a flush as
522 * part of the same command. For V2 this will only flush blocks already marked
527 * ARGS[0:1]: Where within window to start (number of blocks)