Getting a SDIO card running ?

Hi,

I would like to use the SDIO slot on my Triton PXA270 board, I have added
'SD memory card' to the device catalogue, but it ignores the card
insertion/removal. I'm not sure what else I should need any ideas - may be
the SDIO host controller from the catalogue?

Once I have that running I'd like to make the SDIO to take a wifi card. I
have been told that CE5 has drivers for this, and I've found the SDIO Wifi
(sys chip) driver assuming the card has this chip, would this be the only
addition to the SDIO memory configuration mention above ?

Thanks very much

nick

Paul
Wed Sep 27 12:22:33 CDT 2006

There's only one driver for WiFi in the catalog, yes. It's for some SyChip
chip. If your WiFi SD card uses the right chip, it should work; if not, it
won't and you'll need a driver, probably from the card vendor, for Windows
CE (good luck).

Paul T.

"Nick Farrow" <NickFarrow@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:77A9647D-7501-454C-BE68-5F8E70348F95@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I would like to use the SDIO slot on my Triton PXA270 board, I have added
> 'SD memory card' to the device catalogue, but it ignores the card
> insertion/removal. I'm not sure what else I should need any ideas - may
> be
> the SDIO host controller from the catalogue?
>
> Once I have that running I'd like to make the SDIO to take a wifi card. I
> have been told that CE5 has drivers for this, and I've found the SDIO Wifi
> (sys chip) driver assuming the card has this chip, would this be the only
> addition to the SDIO memory configuration mention above ?
>
> Thanks very much
>
> nick

NickFarrow
Thu Sep 28 04:06:02 CDT 2006

Hi Paul,

I guess I'm just trying to check the SDIO slot in general by trying to get
it working with a standard SDIO memory card. Currently that does not seem to
work, so I was just checking if there are any other catalogue bits I need to
include in general to enable SDIO to I could be confident that the non
operation of the wifi card was just a driver issue.

Thanks again

nick

"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:

> There's only one driver for WiFi in the catalog, yes. It's for some SyChip
> chip. If your WiFi SD card uses the right chip, it should work; if not, it
> won't and you'll need a driver, probably from the card vendor, for Windows
> CE (good luck).
>
> Paul T.
>
> "Nick Farrow" <NickFarrow@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:77A9647D-7501-454C-BE68-5F8E70348F95@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I would like to use the SDIO slot on my Triton PXA270 board, I have added
> > 'SD memory card' to the device catalogue, but it ignores the card
> > insertion/removal. I'm not sure what else I should need any ideas - may
> > be
> > the SDIO host controller from the catalogue?
> >
> > Once I have that running I'd like to make the SDIO to take a wifi card. I
> > have been told that CE5 has drivers for this, and I've found the SDIO Wifi
> > (sys chip) driver assuming the card has this chip, would this be the only
> > addition to the SDIO memory configuration mention above ?
> >
> > Thanks very much
> >
> > nick
>
>
>

Paul
Thu Sep 28 11:07:30 CDT 2006

Let's see. You need Storage Manager, the Partition Driver, the FAT
filesystem driver, I think. You need the SDIO Memory driver, as well as an
SDIO host driver for whatever hardware you have (the PXA27x SD Host
Controller driver, for example, in the Mainstone BSP).

Paul T.

"Nick Farrow" <NickFarrow@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9FB01D18-5257-4DB0-AB34-1AFC80F9E3CE@microsoft.com...
> Hi Paul,
>
> I guess I'm just trying to check the SDIO slot in general by trying to get
> it working with a standard SDIO memory card. Currently that does not seem
> to
> work, so I was just checking if there are any other catalogue bits I need
> to
> include in general to enable SDIO to I could be confident that the non
> operation of the wifi card was just a driver issue.
>
> Thanks again
>
> nick
>
> "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:
>
>> There's only one driver for WiFi in the catalog, yes. It's for some
>> SyChip
>> chip. If your WiFi SD card uses the right chip, it should work; if not,
>> it
>> won't and you'll need a driver, probably from the card vendor, for
>> Windows
>> CE (good luck).
>>
>> Paul T.
>>
>> "Nick Farrow" <NickFarrow@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:77A9647D-7501-454C-B