Mass Storage class over V-USB

[Guest]

Now I have fully working source code for USB MassStorage device with v-usb!!!. My project is for samsung nand flash 1024 mb. But my code easy to change for mmc or other storage. If any one is interesting in it, I can post links to my source code!

[Saimon]

Sorry for GUEST! My nik is Saimon

[maxi]

Hi Saimon, welcome back that is great news!
I for one would love to see what you have done and i'm sure I can speak for others.

[Saimon]

I share my source code today at depositfiles.com. If any one would have problems with this host, I can to upload to other file host server

[fh_]

I share my source code today at depositfiles.com. If any one would have problems with this host, I can to upload to other file host server

Hi Saimon,
I'm interested in your MassStorage Emulation. Where can I found the link for the source?
Best regards,
FH

[lleeloo]

Second try!) Fully worked project on mega8 and mmc card. If anyone intresting, can show my device photo and video.
http://depositfiles.com/files/yh1xo40wh

[ulao]

Can anyone help me on this source? Saimon has not done this in the same means most examples are. I see he has a few cpp files, but I dont have a cpp avr compiler. I only have winavr. I'm sure I could convert all of this to c as I know both languages well but I was hopping I'm just over looking something simple here.

For example, where is the heck is the descriptor? This is an example of a usb mass storage hid device no? That is to say, if I flash and compile this and plug it in to the usb port it shows up as a mass storage device? If so, then a descriptor is required. I sure hope its not this .balign 256 usbCrcTableLow: ASM stuff.

[christian]

I have not looked at the code so far, but I can probably answer to questions:
(1) As far as I know, WinAVR supports C++. Simply pass it a .cpp file.
(2) The .balign 256 usbCrcTableLow: stuff is for a table-driven (and thus faster) CRC algorithm.

[ulao]

Thx christian. I had a lot of luck just analyzing the code its self. Its quite straight forward what he is doing here. I never did find a descriptor but I can more then likely get that with usbLyzer. I see what you mean by a look up table but was not sure what the data in the table is for, it that a descriptor?

[christian]

No, that's not a descriptor. The table contains pre-computed CRC sum values for the CRC checksum used.

[ulao]

Ah error correction I got you. Thx for the info.

[ulao]

decided to start a new topic