Jan/02/2025 - SPEG 1.51

Added support for 64Mbyte (512Mbit) SPI chips
Winbond 25R512JVEQ, Winbond 25R512NV, etc. 

These SPI chips are widely used in Dell's and Lenovo's newer models (T16 Gen2 and later).

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July/14/2023 - SPEG 1.5q

Added MX25U6435F
Some minor bugs fixed.

February/06/2020 - SPEG 1.4q

Support for enabling/disabling QPI mode on QUAD speed serial flash chips. Useful for chip which have this option active from factory,
such as Winbond W25Q128FVJQ, etc.

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August/01/2018 - SPEG 1.4d

Some minor bugs fixed.

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March/06/2016 - SPEG 1.4

Read/write bug fixed which resulted in  2x-3x speed gains, considerably reducing the read and write time.

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Aug/14/2014 - SPEG 1.3

Now fully supports 4 byte adressing for high density SPI flashes, bigger than 16 Mbyte (32 Mbyte and up).
Added 32Mbyte chips, like MX25l25635FMI-10G (used in Playstation 4).
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Jan/17/2014 - SPEG 1.2

Added EON EN25XXXX
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Feb/15/2013 - SPEG 1.1b

Added Micron (former Numonyx) range from N25Q016A - N25Q0256A. These are largely used in Macbooks
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July/01/2012 - SPEG 1.1a

Added ST Micro M25PX16, M25PX32 and M25PX64

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May/24/2011 - SPEG 1.1

Added new Winbond W25QXX, including W25Q256VF

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Feb/11/2010 - SPEG 1.0a

Small fixes in JEDEC ID table.
Tested with success for MX25L6405DMI-12G used in newer TP models like W500.

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Oct/7/2009 - SPEG 1.0
Initial release