Utilize write_blocks in FAT binding #456
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With this patch, the FAT write binding would use sdmmc CMD25 to write large blocks of data. Signed-off-by: Petr Horacek <[email protected]>
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Hey @richardeoin, once you'll have some time, this one is ready for a review. Thanks o/ |
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Great. I'll take a look in the next week or so |
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With this patch, the FAT write binding would use sdmmc CMD25 to write blocks of data.
It also extends the FAT example so it exercises both
write_blockandwrite_blocks.