STM32 Tutorial 33 SDcard w FatFS using SDIO











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In this video you will learn how to interface a SD-card with FatFS (ExFAT to be exact) using SDIO. I manage to thoroughly mess it up but figure it out at the end. I have left the mess so you can see - and avoid - the pitfalls yourself - and I actually added the solution the day after the main part was created. • It is a rather long video but it is a slightly complicated subject, so please do bear with me and like the video anyway ;) The video was a result of a request in the comments of an earlier video. • In next video we will repeat this but using SPI for communication with the SD-card. Watch that video here:    • STM32 Tutorial #34 - SD-card w. FatFS...   • Documented on the STM32World site here: https://stm32world.com/wiki/STM32_SD_... • Project Files: https://github.com/STM32World/stm32fun • #STM32 #Tutorial #SDIO #sdcard #FatFS #STM32World • 00:00 Intro and recap • 00:40 Explaining SD cards • 03:25 The basic project configuration • 04:10 Enabling SDIO and FatFS in STM32CubeMX • 12:10 Not working - figuring out why • 13:00 SDIO working in 1-bit mode - switching to 4-bit • 14:20 Overriding weak function for SD Detect pin • 15:12 Mounting FatFS • 17:25 Keeping track of TOTAL uptime • 25:30 Implementing a dir/ls function • 29:24 Writing and reading a big file (1 MB) • 31:40 Figuring out what went wrong • 33:23 Messing it all up and finally realising what I did wrong (or did I) • 39:00 Writing the tick file • 42:35 Messing up again (obviously did not have enough first time) • 44:47 Follow up - the solution to the 1-bit vs. 4-bit confusion! • 46:08 Switching from 1-bit to 4-bit • 47:45 Not initialising SDIO separately

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