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SD/MMC fits in floppy edge-connector

Step 808_label_and_guide_shim.jpg

Here is the completed SD floppy connector, with label attached showing which way to insert the SD card, and with a guide shim (cut from a plastic soda pop bottle) folded over and inserted to help guide the SD card into the proper pins.

It works!

For more details, how to obtain free mmc device drivers, and installing various open source Linux distros on WRT54G wireless routers (and other routers and devices), go here:

http://uanr.com/sdfloppy/

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Nov 17, 2009. 11:00 PMals_liahona says:

Brilliant idea! I just added a comment in my Instructable (Great idea, great Instructable! I just added a comment to my own Instructable (http://www.instructables.com/id/Digital-Window-Sticker-Arduino-Controlled/) recommending this as an alternative to the expensive SD Card breakout board I used!) suggesting this as a possible, lower-cost alternative to the SD Card breakout board I used. I'll be trying this out for future projects!