Need urgent help for clock divider

[EDA_hg81]

process ( iARM7_CLK  )
   begin
         if ( rising_edge( iARM7_CLK  ) ) then
                 spiclkcon <= spiclkcon + 1;
                 if ( spiclkcon = spiclk_gen ) then
                     spiclkcon <= x"00";
                     spiclk    <= not spiclk;
                 end if;
                 if ( iSD_INISTATUS(0) = '0' ) then      ******* when initialization is ok
                    if (  spiclkcon = spiclk_cap and  spiclk = '0' ) then 
                       case readstatus is
                          when x"00" =>
                              if (  sdread = '1' ) then
                                   datain1 <= x"FFFFFFFF";
                               readstatus  <= x"01";
                              end if;
                          when x"01" =>
                              outdata    <= datain1;  **** data is captured when situation "spiclkcon = spiclk_cap and  spiclk = '0'" is met
                              readstatus <= x"00";
                         when others => null;
                       end case;
                    else
                        outdata <= x"FFFF0000";      **** x"FFFF0000" is sent out when "spiclkcon = spiclk_cap and  spiclk = '0'" is not met
                    end if;
                elsif ( iSD_INISTATUS(0) = '1' ) then  **** when initialization is not finished readstatus back to x"00"
                   readstatus <= x"00";
               end if;
         end if;
end process;

This process is for reading SD card ID (such as x”260032”).

The problem is:

At the beginning, the output ID data can be read properly but when the SD card is taken out from slot, the output ID data still is x”260032” instead of x”FFFF0000”.

I decided the reason for above problem is that ID data is captured inside spiclk clock domain ( 2.5MHZ) which is generated by a clock divider and the “outdata” register can not be updated properly since “outdata” register is synchronized with iARM7_CLK (50MHZ).

I tried use:

else
outdata <= x"FFFF0000";

to fix above problem.

But this time ID outdata is always x”FFFF0000”.

I have used scope to verify the input data, the looks fine.

How I can fix this problem?

Thanks.

 

[Zerox100]

Try use
when others =>
outdata <= x"FFFF0000";

I guess it's the solution!

 

[EDA_hg81]

I will try and let you know the result.

 

[EDA_hg81]

and I have to show the SD card ID on the shell.

Do you think the shell is the problem?

 

[blueroomelectronics]

Question for EDA_hg81, how come you expect help from others but in your 3 years and 245 posts you've offered none?

 

[aafaq]

U can use DCM (Digital Clock Manager) n get the desire clock

 

[Zerox100]

You should test your shell befor start to design hardware. for example design a counter and send value counter to shell and test it ...