Quote from: RaduP on 09 / September / 2009, 19:55:50Oh, I know that, of course the IO addresses must be defined for each camera (or maybe camera family).But from reading that thread it seems that the sd write function is designed so it won't have to rely much on the OS, which is the reason why it was chosen to do the job at hand.No, it was chosen because it happens to work after some parts of the OS have been blown away by diskboot. Important difference.
Oh, I know that, of course the IO addresses must be defined for each camera (or maybe camera family).But from reading that thread it seems that the sd write function is designed so it won't have to rely much on the OS, which is the reason why it was chosen to do the job at hand.
LOL - That explains a lot. I've never understood the purpose of the zero (and thus have always nuked it as unneeded) So the corruption of that area makes the wr() work. I love it.
Quote from: RyeBrye on 02 / February / 2008, 22:13:44I don't see anything I'm doing wrong...All is correct, but...WriteSDCard() is complex function, it uses different memory locations, semaphores etc - I was surprised that it could work after OS death.
I don't see anything I'm doing wrong...
Now that I got the platform ID, I tried to compile the LED blinker, into the PS.FIR file.After switching the camera on in the play menu, I can't even get a "firmware update" option :/Any ideas?
Ok, I read the other thread and realized that.But I have a question I can't find the answer for, maybe you can help.What is the diskboot.bin thing? Is it what the compiler compiled (main) ? Or what?
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