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-*****************************************************************************
-** ChibiOS/RT + FatFS demo for SAM7. **
-*****************************************************************************
-
-** TARGET **
-
-The demo runs on an Olimex SAM-P256 board. The port on other boards or other
-members of the SAM7 family should be an easy task.
-
-** The Demo **
-
-This demo shows how to integrate the FatFs file system and use the SPI and MMC
-drivers.
-The demo flashes the board LEDs using two threads and monitors the MMC slot for
-a card insertion. When a card is inserted then the file system is mounted
-and the LED1 flashes faster.
-A command line shell is spawned on SD1, all the interaction with the demo is
-performed using the command shell, type "help" for a list of the available
-commands.
-
-** Build Procedure **
-
-The demo was built using the YAGARTO toolchain but any toolchain based on GCC
-and GNU userspace programs will work.