Grab an SD card, and partition it with partition 1 being FAT32 and partition 2 EXT2. If you intend to use non-SDcard linux config, the second partition is not needed, and all instructions using it can be skipped. Mount both partiions, here the mountpoints will be called P1 and P2...
First, connect and mount your SD card (SD card reader required). ls /dev/ # To check your SD device mount <your SD device name> <mount point> make sdcard dst="SD card mount point" umount <mount point> Then, insert the SD card to your k210 board and run: make run Sometimes you...
Full support for SPIFFS file system on internal Flash(with directories support) and Fat32 file system on external SD Card Full filesystem timestamp support for both SPIFFS and Fat32 ymodemmodule for file transfer to/from K210 board using ymodem protocol is provided ...
Do i need to mount SD manually? Owner loboris commented Dec 19, 2019 I'll include the option to set the maximal SPI Flash clock speed in the next update. SD Card is not mounted automatically, you have to mount it manually. If I remember well, it should be something like this: impo...