Sean, the reason (for me) would be that it would be simpler on the LPC board, no need for FAT etc (I'm actually also looking into prllc's FAT implementation with SD support at $139,- which I think is very reasonable). Also I'm a little worried that the card will be "killed" by problems with write-endurance (if using FAT, the FAT tables are written very often), and if used as a circular buffer, each sector will be written (relatively) seldom. Regards, Carsten --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Sean <embeddedrelated@w...> wrote: > > > This may be a stupid question, why not just use a file system? I believe > that there is some code available for FAT file system access on SD/MMC for > LPC series, wouldn't that make things a lot easier? This way you can use > any existing application without any special need for programming or > unix-style commands. > > -- Sean >
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Re: MMC/SD support on LPC2000
2006-01-17 by Carsten Grøn
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