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Don't try and call any sd functions unless mounting was successful. #22

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced SD card initialization tracking to ensure successful setup before use.

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The recent update introduces a new mechanism to ensure the reliability of SD card operations in the player system. A new variable sd_card_init_success has been added to monitor the initialization status of the SD card, enhancing the functionality of the isMounted method to provide more accurate mount status based on initialization success.

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player/.../SDCard.cpp, player/.../SDCard.h Added sd_card_init_success to track initialization status. Updated isMounted to incorporate this new check.

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20-20: The addition of sd_card_init_success is appropriate for tracking the initialization status of the SD card. Good placement in the private section to encapsulate the state.


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@cgreening cgreening merged commit 8d994a4 into main Apr 11, 2024
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@cgreening cgreening deleted the feature/show-sd-card-failed branch April 11, 2024 14:14
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