hi all ! how physically (wires) connect sd card to the lpc2468, so that you can use this scheme:
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Could you please give ready working hex for flashing lpc2468? thanks
"Could you please give ready working hex for flashing lpc2468? thanks"
How could anyone do that? What is a "ready working hex"? Such "ready working hex" must do something more than just containing the code to access a SD card. So what should that be? Exporting the SD card using USB to a PC? Make use of the SD card for a data logger? Be a boot loader that can reprogram the chip from contents on the SD card?
And with a "ready working hex", you will not be able to change the functionality based on _your_ requirements. Sorry, but you can't get away with thinking a microcontroller is like a PC, where you just download a program from some web site and then you are done. You have lots of work in front of you - or a good reason to do something else.
hex for lpc2468 - it's firmware.
example firmware: http://files.mail.ru/F9RE8X
hex in keil: http://files.mail.ru/P7MQA8
Yes, I know what firmware is.
But exactly what is firmware that supports the SD card? Doing exactly what with the card? Performs random writes to the card at maximum speed until it wears out? Performs full-card reads and emits the average and peak read speed after each iteration? Waits for cards to be inserted and then auto-formats them using FAT32?
You really have to turn on your brain and start to think. For a firmware to be useful, the requirements specification has to be way longer than just that it supports a SD card.
Are your only goal if looking for a car: Want to buy car that that has rubber tires? Want to buy car supporting a steering wheel?
I need the firmware for the LPC2468 that it only created any file on the sd card with any content. Thank you!
So your goal is just to boot an unknown firmware, and show your teacher that it adds a file to the memory card. Then you think you will get a good grade? And no source code or any other documentation to show that you have actually done any own work?
I have enough work as it is thank you very, you stupid troll. Get lost.
I do not Troll. then h then I got I laid out in the first link in the message. You can not add to our image.
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Really??!
So what can possibly be the point of this:
"I need the firmware for the LPC2468 that it only created any file on the sd card with any content"
Other than as a homework exercise, it seems entirely pointless!
yes, really)) I'm from Russia and did not know English very well.
and to me it's to verify the connection sd card to lpc2468
can you help me or not?
But you're not asking for help - you're asking someone to do your work for you!
Try:
http://www.peopleperhour.com/
http://www.vworker.com/
http://www.zintro.com/
or similar...
I'm not asking to do the job for himself, unnecessarily no specific task to work. I need only to check the connections sd card to lpc2468. I wanted to check it using the known working firmware. I do not care what she creates a file with some content. I need a hex-file, I do not need the source code.
thanks
"the (sic) known working firmware"
There is no such thing as "the" (ie, exactly one) firmware.
Firmware has to be written to match your specific target hardware.
Other than the fact that it contains an lpc2468 and an SD-Card, you have given no details whatsoever of your specific target hardware.
Therefore, it is impossible to provide "the" (sic) firmware.
It seems that you have no idea about developing with embedded microcontrollers?
Therefore, you either need to stop and spend time learning about embedded microcontroller development, or find someone to do it for you.
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firmware needs for Sd card connected to the LPC2468 in SPI-mode.
I do not know much English. thanks for the correction
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