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I'm trying it myself and setting the pins: Yields me a token error [0] 0x30 The micro sd is FAT32 and is readable by my Ubuntu laptop |
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Not sure it is going to be possible to use both the Lora radio and a sd card with these older esp32 chips, should be enough pins on an esp32 s3 device. |
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Shouldn't there be enough pins already since the reader is built into the board? |
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Alternatively would I be able to sacrifice the screen to use the micro sd? |
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I've used these settings for my tlora_v2_1_16 device with Store and Forward SD Edition (PINs are from datasheet) :
And it's really picky about SD cards, got it working with a Kingston SDHC 16GB Class 10 and sometimes with a Kingston SDHC 8GB Class 4. If you are running into trouble with LoRa not initializing, you may need to use |
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General SD support is worked on at the moment. First target will be Store&Forward storage. however we could also serve files from a subdirectory on the webserver. See #5083 |
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Here's some logs, I'm stuck trying to get the radio connect while the sd is connected
Browser log (using the JS library):
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Platform
ESP32
Description
It would be useful if there was a way to access the micro sd on the Lilygo Tlora v2.1-1.6 as a file system in order to serve more files.
My use case is to serve a largeish script to pyodide and use it as a small mobile library for a few people
I'm willing to work on this myself I just need some direction on where to start.
I tried adding the line defining if theres an sd card but it throws an error: 'SPI_SICK was not declared in this scope.' This repeats with two others 'SPI_MISO' 'SPI_MOSI'
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