Problem with spi-sd-card.c (rtems-4.9.0)

[Robert S. Grimes]

Joel Sherrill wrote:
> Are the addresses and sizes for the heap and
> workspace reasonable?
>   
God, I hope so:

    #define CONFIGURE_EXECUTIVE_RAM_SIZE                  (1024*1024)

> Are you blowing a stack?
>   
I don't think so.

The driver is being manually started in my main init function; here is 
the original stack definition

    #define CONFIGURE_INIT_TASK_STACK_SIZE                (10*1024)

Funny, that worked fine on the 4.9.0 pre-release snapshot, with much of 
my app present.  Now, though, with 4.9.0 snapshot, it doesn't - even 
though I've cut away more stuff for clarity!

I doubled it to 20k, and it worked - once.  I was about to send this, 
then I decided I should see if that fixed the second issue, and now it 
(still) doesn't work!  I even  went to 40k, and it still exhibits both 
issue 1 and 2.  But anyway, I don't think it is the stack..

So, I'm still stuck with all three issues...

-Bob

> Robert S. Grimes wrote:
>   
>> Seems I've moved backwards from last week.  I switched to 4.9.0, and
>> that seemed fine - until I returned to the SD card driver.  I can't even
>> get the basic card id functions to work - it fails before then.  Here
>> are my (current) problems:
>>
>> 1. In spi-sd-card.c, sd_card_driver_init, sd_card_driver_get_entry fails
>> to return pointer to driver.  Specifically, X_get_entry returns an
>> incorrect value (0x51xxxx, for example, when it should be 0x48xxxx - the
>> point of these addresses is only to point out the issue).  Then, the
>> following call to CHECK_RVSC blasts the local variable e, setting it to 2!
>>
>> 2. If I manually correct (in the debugger) the value, when later a call
>> to rtems_io_register_driver is made, the sd_card_disk_ops table only has
>> an entry for the initialization_entry; all others are 0.
>>
>> 3. Finally, the card never leaves the "busy" state, in that the output
>> line is always low.
>>
>> 4. I haven't noticed a CMD0 being sent to the card with the CS low; this
>> seems to be needed to switch the card to SPI mode.  Am I missing something?
>>
>> Any ideas?
>> -Bob
>>
>> P.S. I'm using the powerpc/virtex BSP, and the virtex SPI functions seem
>> to be called correctly, and the SPI signals at the card seem correct.
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