Hi guys, there is something strange with this thread started by me several months ago. It's been active for a few days and then happy ended ;-) Now I see that this thread appears again but not with the context of my (already solved) problem. Now it's just about an article published by Circuit Cellar and nothing more... Thank you anyway. Regards, Max --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Joel Winarske" <joelw@...> wrote: > Hi Max, > > > > I have an SD card formatted by means of a PC card reader. When I > > try to access the card via SPI, it seems that the boot sector's > > number is 249. All sectors below this location read as zeroes. The > > card's volume is 1 GB. The file system is FAT16. > > > The question is: why 249 ? It must be described somewhere, but I > > failed to find anything in "ProdManualSDCardv1.9" and some other > > documents. > > Have you checked if you're packing your structures? > > This is very important if you're porting from 8-bit code. > > > Joel >
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Re: SD card boot sector location
2006-02-21 by theothervmax
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