Hi,
I bought recently a new µSD card for an embedded system based on u-boot
and Linux.
Reading the Linux kernel image (4.5MB) takes u-boot 18s (240.2 KiB/s),
instead of 0.6s (7.1 MiB/s) with another µSD card (same HW, same µSD
structure and content).
Both are specified as Class 4 card.
While debugging (sd_change_freq in mmc.c), u-boot reads the following
value from the SCR register:
scr[0]: 0000b5*00*
scr[1]: 00000000
i.e. it considers SD_VERSION_1_0 as mmc->version, so that it skips
switching the speed to a higher one.
When analyzing the same µSD card on a Linux system, I get:
*cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/device/scr* **02*b5000000000000*
*mmc scr read /sys/block/mmcblk0/device/* *
type: 'SD'
version: SD 2.00
bus widths: 4bit, 1bit,
*
i.e. Linux considers it supports version 2.00 of the Physical Spec, and
the speed is OK.
It appears as u-boot and Linux read/receive different values for the 1st
byte of the SCR register from the µSD.
Do you have any idea what could be the cause of it?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
--
Damien
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