If you're just using this for a logger, you can do it the easy way. Format the card as usual on a PC, and (with the PC) create a big txt file that will be big enough for your logging data. Write a 4 byte unique tag to the start of that file, and leave the rest as spaces or nulls. When writing with the logger: * scan sectors for the tag * write your data at that location and onwards simply linearly stepping to the next sector if you pass the 512 byte limit. * write back the tag. repeat This is simple and works great. No need to hassle with FAT tables or directory entries. /Jesper kernels_nz wrote: > Does anybody have any documentation that will get me started in > generating a FAT16 filesystem on the SD card, so I can log data from a > microcontroller to SD card and read as a .txt file on a computer ? Ive > had a quick search on google, but would prefer seeing a memory map of > what it should look like. > > Thanks again guys. > > Regards > Hein Beyleveld > Auckland, New Zealand.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] SD Card Feedback + FAT16 information
2006-05-08 by Jesper Hansen
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