@ray wrote:
Anyways, once I discovered this, I immediately switched to use Arduino SD, because it provides much better support, including large SD cards, sub-directories, and support for both FAT16/FAT32. Lately I’ve started using the SdFat library, which is what Arduino SD is based on but offers more flexiblity and leads to smaller code size. So that’s what gets wrapped into firmware 2.0.7, which I just announced in this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=758
This is great!
I was expecting OpenSprinkler hardware to be able to support fully-featured SD library.
This also allows serving scripts and WEB pages directly from SD card.