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chegewara / EspTinyUSB

ESP32S2 native USB library. Implemented few common classes, like MIDI, CDC, HID or DFU (update).
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ESP32-S2 USB SD MSC not working well #63

Closed BenjamimKrug closed 2 years ago

BenjamimKrug commented 2 years ago

Hi, @chegewara, I'm trying to use an ESP32S2 USB stick(https://www.hackster.io/news/create-custom-usb-devices-with-the-esp32s2stick-458bf370a522) to make an SD to USB adapter, however it seems to be taking too long to read the whole 8GB SD card for the USB, when I enable verbose core debug level, it just shows "[V][sdcard.cpp:65] onRead(): default onread". I saw on this post: https://www.esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=15908 that you used a 16GB SD card and got it working. The comunication with the SD card is working, because the test code created the directory /mydir, wrote and read the hello.txt file, so to me it seems like something on the USB side.

My code is this: USB_stick.zip

Obs.: I tried putting the code in the post, but I couldn't get right, this is my first post on github.

I'm using ESP32 2.0.1 RC1 and windows 10.

Edit: I tested it on linux and it worked, but on any windows machine it seems to not work.

chegewara commented 2 years ago

Hi, i dont know what is going on on windows, because i tested it only linux, but you cant expect it to be very fast, especially when you turn on verbose logs. This is only full speed USB, 12 mbit, and even this speed is not used, and logs will slow it down 4 times or even more.

BenjamimKrug commented 2 years ago

I also tested It without logs, and it's still too slow. I gonna test it on some other other OS' and try to see what might be causing the problem on windows 10.

chegewara commented 2 years ago

For testing you can also try examples from adafruit. Ive read that adafruit library is working now.