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USB mass storage, avr32 demo/projectPosted by Christopher Reder on March 25, 2008 I am working with a avr32 using the EVK1101 demo board and would like to have a project up and going that has usb mass storage device so that we can copy files from the usb drive over to the spi interface. Has anyone done a similar project or have some good starting spots on this? I am new to the freertos as I am coming from a linux world but am excited to see the work going on here. Thanks in advance. RE: USB mass storage, avr32 demo/projectPosted by sotd on March 25, 2008 See http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/AT32UC3B-SoftwareFramework-1.1.1.zip for mass storage usb under freertos on the 1101. RE: USB mass storage, avr32 demo/projectPosted by Christopher Reder on March 25, 2008 yes, I see that code in there, but I was thinking that someone would have a sample/starter project with some of that implemented. That is, the hooks are there, but nothing that is built to read a file off of the usb. Does anyone have a project to do something like that and perhaps set as a project in eclipse or something like that? I did see that the rtos has some files for mass storage but didn't see where any are used. RE: USB mass storage, avr32 demo/projectPosted by Richard on March 25, 2008 Does the control panel demo that comes with the framework not use the mass storage components? Look in the EVK1100-CONTROL-PANEL directory. Regards. RE: USB mass storage, avr32 demo/projectPosted by Christopher Reder on March 25, 2008 the control panel demo doesn't necessarily build that, but I do see a mass storage example. I was looking at the freertos download and not the avr download from atmel. Thanks for the help, I'll work with using that. thanks
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