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resources:tools-software:linuxdsp:docs:linux-kernel-and-drivers:mmc:mmc [17 Jul 2020 09:56] – [Formatting the SD Card] Sunny Feng | resources:tools-software:linuxdsp:docs:linux-kernel-and-drivers:mmc:mmc [17 Jul 2020 09:58] (current) – [Mount the MS-DOS file system on the SD Card] Sunny Feng | ||
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- | ==== Insert a pre-formatted card with an MS-DOS (FAT) file system to the SD Card slot on the ADSP-SC5xx | + | \\ |
+ | === Insert a pre-formatted card with an MS-DOS (FAT) file system to the SD Card slot on the ADSP-SC5xx === | ||
When you boot the zImage on the ADSP-SC5xx, there should be messages similar to the ones shown below. In the below example, Linux has detected an SD Card with a single partition on it: | When you boot the zImage on the ADSP-SC5xx, there should be messages similar to the ones shown below. In the below example, Linux has detected an SD Card with a single partition on it: | ||
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==== Mount the MS-DOS file system on the SD Card ==== | ==== Mount the MS-DOS file system on the SD Card ==== | ||
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==== 2) Test Case 2: Bonnie++ on FAT32 ==== | ==== 2) Test Case 2: Bonnie++ on FAT32 ==== | ||
Input the following command on the target board console | Input the following command on the target board console |