Duckduino-microSD bug?

[dead-null]

The Duckduino-microSD.ino is not working for me. Below are my specs:

Hardware
Everything off of http://seytonic.com/2016/12/03/links-to-buy-arduino-ducky-stuff/

• Arduino Micro pro
• Micro SD Storage Board Mciro SD TF Card Memory Shield Module SPI For Arduino DE
• 16GB Samsung EVO in FAT32 format
• The connection is solid. I've gone as far as soldering all the pins to the correct corresponding counterparts
  VCC ---> VCC
  D15 ---> SCK
  D14 ---> MISO
  D16 ---> MOSI
  GND ---> GND
  D4 ---> CS

Software
There's nothing to modify here just versions of libraries.. Otherwise it's upload to the Arduino. So here are my versions:

• keyboard.h (tried both 1.0.0 and 1.0.1)
• SD.h (tried 1.2.0, 1.2.1 and 1.2.2)
• SPI.h (1.0.0)
• string.h
• script.txt with basic ducky script and I've tried just printing strings to a text file for basic testing.

For whatever reason the SD card is not recognized (or that's the way it seems). My testing has been on both Linux (Kali) and MacOS platforms 10.13.3 and 10.11. I have 5 Arduino micro pros and 5 of the SD card readers. I've also tried multiple SD cards of different brands. I'm positive I can eliminate this as a hardware issue.

Here's the interesting part. I did this about 6 months ago and it worked!!! However, all of the sudden now I get nothing. My first reaction is library version but that doesn't seem to be the case. Any thoughts?

[zuhaib2002]

Hello @ChristopherAnders did you find a solution? we have final year project coming where we want to demonstrate this tech, but sd card is not reading i checked the connections 100 times. any help would be grateful @Seytonic

[dead-null]

@zuhaib2002 - Nope. No fix.

[sasher91]

@ChristopherAnders I have had a very similar experience. I remember getting this to work approximately 1-2 years ago and it worked fine. Now however even though i do not believe i have changed any of the hardware, the scripts simply does not work. Have you found a fix or are you still looking? Thx

[dead-null]

Actually I believe I found a fix. It's going to sound crazy but...

I had 5 readers and 5 arduinos... All dead. I got one more and was very careful on my soldering and it all worked. So... That's very frustrating!

[sasher91]

That seems correct as I have tried to run a test script to check whether the SD card reader worked and it could not even detect it. It's a shame that this is the only solution but thanks for the help.

[philipp-wienes]

format as FAT not as fat-32