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This seems to be a common problem, and I have not seen a single reply by Netburner personnel related to this issue. I am trying to get a coworker up and running to modify an application I developed (without the use of the debugger in recent years). He is getting the same "target failed to respond ...

Congratulations, tod. Sounds like a winner. I envy you - looking for a career change myself. Best of luck to you.

I just found the tool - had never heard of it. I don't see how this pertains to a FAT32 SD card - it looks like something to generate results for someone who is using dedicate flash or RAM to create a custom file system.

The FAT32 spec is what it is. If I'm working with an SD card formatted for ...

I'm having some problems with an auto-ftp transfer program being able to delete files off of my SDHC card after it has downloaded them, but only if the number of files in the folder is large.

I was wondering if there was a problem related to the maximum number of files allowed in a FAT32 folder, so ...

@dan - The part number is SFSD016GN1BM1TO-I-HG-111-STD (Mouser part# 922-604586). It is not part of the devboard - I'm using it in our end system.

@paul - This is the first card I've ever had a problem with (granted, I haven't tried a lot of them). It does make me think I should buy some other ...

I thought it might be useful to have a thread related to SD card issues when used in SPI mode. I've been using SPI mode for SD card access with the MOD5270 and the Nano module for a few years now. I recently decided to try a Swissbit uSDHC card (16GB) for use in an application where improved ...

We now use a plug-in daughterboard for our magnetics, positioned next to the mini-PCI pins. We previously used a ribbon cable with a little less than 2 inches and had no problem. Just make sure you don't make the same mistake we did on our first prototype (wiring VCC3V instead of VCC3VE, pin 41).

Dan and I worked through the problem. I am using the watchdog timer (with a watchdog_service_function), but the flash update through auto-update was taking too long (>8 sec) and causing the watchdog to time out. So it wasn't what was in my html code, it was how much total web site code I was using ...

I thought I'd try just putting in a basic index.htm file along with all of my other files. It is a standalone file that just puts some text on the web page. When I try to load, I still do not get a good boot, and I still get the Decomp Failed message. If I have just the index.htm file in my html ...

Is there something that happens with the compiled html data on bootup? I don't understand why this would affect the boot process.