Will the application mapped for XIP (Continuous read mode) from the SPI Flash boot on second System reset?

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If an application enables XIP mode on the SPI flash (also known as continuous read mode) it puts the flash in a state where it is not expecting a command cycle instead it only expects an address. 
 After a System reset (SPI flash devices don&rsquo;t have a reset pin), the flash remains in the continuous read(XIP) mode expecting an address cycle on the next SPI operation. 
 The ROM code will always issue a command cycle (0x03) to read the first nibble of the flash. So now the processor and the flash are completely out of sync. As a result of which the booting will fail. 
 So in order to boot such application it is the user&rsquo;s responsibility to terminate the XIP mode of the flash and bring it back into the mode where it expects a command cycle. 
 This approach can be utilized in the application to make it work even via Booting.

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