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Error: mmc1: error -84 whilst initialising SD card
Posted on 2010-08-06
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When connecting a 4GB (reference mmagr04GUDCA-DB) microSDHCcard on my Kernel 2.6.28.10 based system I get the error message in the title. And sometimes the error code is -110. I would like to understand what does the error mean. I can't see the contents of the card in my /mnt/sdcard directory, but it's visible in Windows. Curiously I can the contents of another card, a Sandisk microSDHC of the same size also FAT32 formatted.
When connecting a 4GB (reference mmagr04GUDCA-DB) microSDHCcard on my Kernel 2.6.28.10 based system I get the error message in the title. And sometimes the error code is -110. I would like to understand what does the error mean. I can't see the contents of the card in my /mnt/sdcard directory, but it's visible in Windows. Curiously I can the contents of another card, a Sandisk microSDHC of the same size also FAT32 formatted.
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You should read the the source and spot where the -84 or -110 are returned.
in the errno.h header file all the error codes are defined. 110 means "ETIMEDOUT". 84 is "EILSEQ".
What this does it means, you should be able to read from the source.
But timeout means sometime a problem with timings or with hardware faults (like noise or timings not being respected).
in the errno.h header file all the error codes are defined. 110 means "ETIMEDOUT". 84 is "EILSEQ".
What this does it means, you should be able to read from the source.
But timeout means sometime a problem with timings or with hardware faults (like noise or timings not being respected).
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