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    SD Card Lock / Unlock

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    Bill Finger
    Posted by Bill Finger
    on Apr 11 2012 15:43 PM
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    I am trying to add support for the SD card  lock / unlock feature using a C5515.  I have some code based loosely on the CSL MMC_write routine.  Unfortunately, I'm consistently getting a CRCWR error, which I find surprising.

    Essentially, the pseudo-code is:

    1) Send SET_BLOCK_LEN to change the block length for the password data.  Wait for response.

    2) Reset the FIFO, and set it up.

    3) Send CMD 42 (0x282A) with zero for arguments. 

    4) While bytes remain, push onto FIFO if it is not full.

    5) Wait for RSPDNE.

    When ST0 has RSPDNE set, it consistently also has CRCWR set.

    Does anyone have any experience with implementing this feature they would like to share?

     

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    • Bill Finger
      Posted by Bill Finger
      on Apr 12 2012 09:39 AM
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      I figured out the problem.  It seems that the command to set the bus width to 4 bits (ACMD6) is illegal when the card is locked.  I was trying to send the password information using 4 bit mode, assuming that ACMD6 had succeeded.  I've since broken that code into a separate function which I execute after unlocking the device, and everything works well.

       

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