Emmc_copy ========= Function description: --------------------- This demo shows copying files on **EMMC** via **SDIOn**. Test result: ------------ If the terminal displays the desired print and the file is successfully copied as filename cp.txt, the execution is considered successful, otherwise it fails. IO connection: -------------- +-----------------+------------------+ | PAD | PAD | +=================+==================+ | pad_sdion_sdclk | emmc_clk | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sdcmd | emmc_cmd | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat0| emmc_dat0 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat1| emmc_dat1 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat2| emmc_dat2 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat3| emmc_dat3 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat4| emmc_dat4 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat5| emmc_dat5 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat6| emmc_dat6 | +-----------------+------------------+ | pad_sdion_sddat7| emmc_dat7 | +-----------------+------------------+ .. Note:: * The 'n' in "sdion" indicate the peripheral number. * An **EMMC** in FAT32 format should be prepared first. * There is a file named fatfs.txt on **EMMC**.