Sorry for the confusion, but I have a product that I purchased that when connected to the computer mounts the SD as a MSD, so unfortunately I do not have the code for the LPC2368.
I did take a look around the NXP site, and I do see a few items about loading a different bootloader to allow it to show up as a MSD, which I am guessing I would need to do. However I am not real sure how to proceed on that front. It also looked like the code examples for this actually mounted the user code space in the chip as a MSD, so again unsure how to then present the SD as the memory space that gets mounted.
I think perhaps due to my limited knowledge on this I will have to leave it alone at the moment and just keep swaping the SD card around as needed. That is unless anyone with a bit more knowledge wanted to take on the task and provide me some help!
Thanks,
Matthew
I wondered if anyone knows if it is possible to have an SD card connected to an mbed mounted on my PC along with the built in 2MB of mbed storage? I was just curious because I have a device that is built around an NXP2368 that stores data on a micro sd card, but when you connect the usb cable between the device and the pc the micro sd card gets mounted.
I currently have my mbed writing to my micro sd card, but I don't like that I have to pull it out of the mbed connected to my computer and put it in another reader connected to my computer to get data on/off it.
Thanks,
Matthew