33mbit SPI Flash with SRAM Buffer looks interesting
tonyp12
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It got two 528byte SRAM buffers that you can write to and then copy it to main page, but you could also write to main page directly to leave sram intact.
I could see where you copy main page to buffer, change just a few bytes and then send the command for copy-buffer-to-main-page-with-erase.
http://www.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Memory/Flash/_/N-488w1Zscv7?Keyword=AT45DB321E&Ns=Pricing%7c0&FS=True
It's not quadspi but Prop1 is not very good at that anyway.
I could see where you copy main page to buffer, change just a few bytes and then send the command for copy-buffer-to-main-page-with-erase.
http://www.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Memory/Flash/_/N-488w1Zscv7?Keyword=AT45DB321E&Ns=Pricing%7c0&FS=True
It's not quadspi but Prop1 is not very good at that anyway.
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The 45DB is quite old, but there are QuadSPI SRAMS and QuasSPI flash, but no one yet does both in one package.
That would be a useful device, if it had the ability to copy internally Flash <-> RAM