Correct flash erase size and memory map for G2 Rev A/B.

README.md

@@ -141,30 +141,7 @@ All that remained was writing a program to update the updater with a new image.
 
 ## Pano Links
 
-[Original Hackaday](https://hackaday.com/2013/01/11/ask-hackaday-we-might-have-some-fpgas-to-hack/) 
-article from 2013.  
-
-Hackady article on Tom's [Raytracker](https://hackaday.com/2018/12/07/racing-the-beam-on-a-thin-client-in-fpgas/).  
-
-Hackaday article on my 
-[Pacman](https://hackaday.com/2019/01/11/pac-man-fever-comes-to-the-pano-logic-fpga/) 
-project.  
-
-Hackaday article on Tom's [Joystick 
-adapter](https://hackaday.com/2019/02/11/two-joysticks-talk-to-fpga-arcade-game-over-a-vga-cable/).  
-
-G1 reverese engineering information:
-
-https://github.com/tomverbeure/panologic
-
-G1 [Schematics!](https://github.com/twj42/PanoLogicG2_ReverseEngineering/blob/master/files/G1_Schematics.zip)
-
-G2 reverse engineering information:
-
-https://github.com/tomverbeure/panologic-g2
-
-https://twj42.github.io/PanoLogicG2_ReverseEngineering/
-
+Link to other Panologic information can be found [here](https://github.com/tomverbeure/panologic-g2/wiki/Panologic-links#pano-links)
 
 ## Notes
 

Series2.md

@@ -294,22 +294,20 @@ skip@dell-790:~/pano/pano_progfpga$
 
 ## Series 2 rev A/B SPI memory map
 
-The minimum erase size is 128k bytes.
+The minimum erase size is 256k bytes.
 
 The size of an uncompressed xc6ls150 bitstream size is 4220212 (0x406534) 
-bytes or 33 erase sectors.  
+bytes or 17 erase sectors.  
 
 |     Byte address     |        usage        | size     | notes |
 |----------------------|---------------------|----------|-------|
 | 0x000000 -> 0x000034 | multiboot header    | 52 bytes |       |
-| 0x000035 -> 0x01ffff | unused              | 127k     |   1   |
-| 0x020000 -> 0x03ffff | unused              | 128k     |       |
+| 0x000035 -> 0x03ffff | unused              | 255k     |   1   |
 | 0x040000 -> 0x446534 | golden bitstream    | 4122k    |       |
-| 0x446535 -> 0x45ffff | unused              | 102k     |   2   |
-| 0x460000 -> 0x47ffff | unused              | 128k     |       |
+| 0x446535 -> 0x47ffff | unused              | 130k     |   2   |
 | 0x480000 -> 0x886534 | multiboot bitstream | 4122k    |       |
-| 0x886535 -> 0x89ffff | unused              | 102k     |   3   |
-| 0x8a0000 -> 0xffffff | unused/unknown      | 7552     |   4   |
+| 0x886535 -> 0x8bffff | unused              | 130k     |   3   |
+| 0x8c0000 -> 0xffffff | unused/unknown      | 722k     |   4   |
 
 Notes:
 1. This is located within the multiboot header erase sector.
@@ -353,7 +351,7 @@ well a the orignal Pano bitstream without reflashing.
 However if we're more clever it might be possible to store considerably 
 more than 3 bitstreams if we consider the following: 
 
-The uncompressed xc6ls150 bitstream with trivial complexity size of 
+The uncompressed xc6lx150 bitstream with trivial complexity size of 
 4220212 is reduced to 1152184 bytes when bitstream compression is enabled 
 in ISE.  This is essentially free, since such a compressed bitstream can 
 be loaded by the Xilinx without any additional processing.