2008-10-29 03:02:28 SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Bill Xie (CHINA)
Message: 64305
Hello, 1G and 2 G TF card can work fine in uclinux, but using 4G and 8G can't detect by program.
Does this way have max card capability limit ? Thank you very much for you reading my question.
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2008-10-29 06:08:40 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Javier Herrero (SPAIN)
Message: 64331
4Gb and 8Gb cards are High Capacity types, with a protocol slightly different to the 2Gb and lower capacity cards. Probably high capacity types are not supported by the driver.
Regards,
Javier
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2008-10-29 21:52:16 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Yi Li (CHINA)
Message: 64388
The mmc_spi driver in mainline kernel (drivers/mmc/host/mmc_spi.c) supports SDHC， but it does not work well on blackfin yet. I think you may have a try. If using SVN trunk, you may build the driver and try it.
-Yi
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2008-10-29 22:12:44 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Bill Xie (CHINA)
Message: 64389
Hi,Javier
Thank you for your response,Why this driver cann't suport high High Capacity types?
Bill
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2008-10-29 22:25:58 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Bill Xie (CHINA)
Message: 64390
Hi,Yi
Thank you,How to use svn checkout this SPI MMC/SD drivers?
svn checkout svn://blackfin.uclinux.org/uclinux-dist/trunk uclinux-dist
Does use above way to get svn trunk ?
Bill
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2008-10-30 03:48:37 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Yi Li (CHINA)
Message: 64396
Yes. For detailed info on how to check out from SVN, please refer to: https://blackfin.uclinux.org/gf/project/uclinux-dist/scmsvn
-Yi
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2008-10-30 04:49:26 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Javier Herrero (SPAIN)
Message: 64398
Hello,
I'm not sure if it supports HCSD or not, because somewhere I saw that has been tested with 4Gb cards, but I tested it with a 8Gb card and did not recognize it, but it did recognize a 2Gb card, and since I did not need more capacity, I supposed that HCSD support were not working (at least not for the 8Gb Transcend card...).
On the other side, yes, the driver has some problems, as Yi has pointed. I have it working along with a M25P64 and a Trascend 2Gb card in the same SPI bus, using the SPI framework, but with some (a bit ugly) hardware tricks, and although seems to work OK (copying files JFFS2 in M25P64 from/to the SD card), I've not yet tested it completely. The main hardware trick was to gate the clock signal to the SD card avoid reaching the SD when its CS is not active - it seems that if CS goes inactive during a long transaction, the card continues intrepreting CLK pulses that really are intended for other device in the SPI bus. But anyway, I'm not an expert with SD cards, I've only been messing a bit around
Best regards,
Javier
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2008-10-30 21:37:05 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Bill Xie (CHINA)
Message: 64472
Hi,
Thank you !
Bill
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2009-06-10 09:14:04 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
david wang (CHINA)
Message: 75459
hello,
Does the newest kernel support HCSD yet? Have anybody tried this? Thanks!
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2009-06-11 00:27:38 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Yi Li (CHINA)
Message: 75485
David,
Yes. SDHC card is supported. We have tested with several Transend and Sandisk card.
-Yi
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2009-06-11 01:41:20 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
david wang (CHINA)
Message: 75486
Hi, Yi
Thanks! And another question, which kernel could support hcsd? Does the 2008R1.5-RC3 release work, or should I svn update from the trunk?
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2009-06-11 01:49:49 Re: SPI MMC/SD driver cann't detect 4G or 8G TF card in bf531
Yi Li (CHINA)
Message: 75487
David,
The SDHC support is actually in the linux kernel's mmc stack. You will have to use svn trunk or the 2009R1 branch.
-Yi