Hi Fabian,
Where you also using the CoolComponents board? . Then PCB traces are very thin and the space to do some rework is minimum. Before starting to use the cutter I want to insure that we are talking of the same board.
If not ,I will first remove an SD socket from an old card reader and try to check with it.
It is a pitty that there is no documentation about the hardware configuration defined in the MBED Jumentum Soc basic compilation, specially in this SD area, or at least I have not been able to find where it is defined in the source code and examples supplied with the basic. The only reference I found is the comment that it works fine with the Mbed-Expreso board, that uses pins 5,6,7,8 for the SD, the same as the Coolcomponents board, so I am really confused.
I will keep on investigating,
Jose-Maria
Hello,
I am new to MBED and I have succesfully used some of the code examples, but I would like to have some quick offline coding capability and the Jumentun-Soc porting to MBED seems to me a good approach, but I have not been able to use the SD from within Jumentum-Soc, while I have no problem if using MBED libraries. This happens to me with rev 0.99 and 0.99.1, where I get the "MMC7SD absent" status at startup. I have tried with a micro-sd (with the Coolcomponets expansion board for MBED) as well as with an esternal SD socket, but without success, so I dare I am doing something wrong. I repeat that with the MBED libraries and online compilation they work.
So here they go a set of questions that will appreciate if some clever mind can answer:
-Has someone been able to use the SD from Jumentum-soc for Mbed? -I so, which where the signal lines used from the SD to MBED? -What type of SD was used? -Voltage used for the SD? (3v3 or 5V) -Is there some place in Jumentum-soc fro MBED where the SD connections can be configured?.
Thanks in advance,
Jose-Maria