Fix spelling mistakes

Author: sebromero

examples/BackupInternalPartitions/BackupInternalPartitions.ino

@@ -6,21 +6,21 @@
 
     In the setup function, the code initializes serial communication, and registers a callback for the insertion of the USB Drive. 
     
-    If the device is succesfully mounted, a folder for this instance of a backup will be created on the USB Drive.
+    If the device is successfully mounted, a folder for this instance of a backup will be created on the USB Drive.
 
     Afterwards the sketch does the following:
         - lists all partitions available on the InternalStorage
         - mounts each partition
         - creates a sub folder for each partition,
-        - copies everything on that partition to the coresponding subfolder.
+        - copies everything on that partition to the corresponding subfolder.
     
     The "addSomeFakeFiles" function generates random files in the specified folder, simulating real data.
     The "move" function is responsible for transferring folders and files between storage locations.
 
     INSTRUCTIONS
     - Make sure you have "POSIXStorage" and "Arduino_UnifiedStorage" installed
     - Insert a USB Drive whenever you want 
-    - Wait for the sketch to finish, it will display the following "DONE, you can restart the board now" when succesful
+    - Wait for the sketch to finish, it will display the following "DONE, you can restart the board now" when successful
     - Unplug the USB device and inspect its contents. 
 
     Created: 31th August 2023

examples/InternalStoragePartitioning/InternalStoragePartitioning.ino

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
     The code defines the following main functions:
     1. `testWriting`: This function tests writing to a file in a specified storage partition by creating a file, writing data to it, reading the data, and then removing the file.
     2. `testAllPartitions`: This function tests all partitions in a list of partitions by creating an InternalStorage object for each partition, mounting it, and testing file operations within each partition.
-    3. `listPartitions`: This function reads the MBR sector on the QSPI drive and retrieves the partitioning scheme, if this sketch is succesful it should return exactly the partitioning scheme you created
+    3. `listPartitions`: This function reads the MBR sector on the QSPI drive and retrieves the partitioning scheme, if this sketch is successful it should return exactly the partitioning scheme you created
 
 
     INSTRUCTIONS:

examples/Logger/Logger.ino

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
   - If you are using this sketch on an Arduino OPTA, use another board or an USB adaptor to view RS485 messages
   - This sketch will log data, and check if there is any USB MSD Device connected to the USB Port of your board.
   - Insert a USB Drive whenever you want 
-  - Every 10 seconds data is transfered from the internal storage to the USB Mass storage device
+  - Every 10 seconds data is transferred from the internal storage to the USB Mass storage device
   - Unplug the USB device and inspect its contents. 
   
   NOTES: The USB device is mounted and unmounted after every update operation. The first status LED is on when the USB drive is mounted. 
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ void backupToUSB() {
       Folder usbRoot = usbStorage.getRootFolder();
       String folderName = "LoggerBackup" + String(random(9999));
       backupFolder = usbRoot.createSubfolder(folderName);
-      printlnToSerialOrRS485("Succesfully created backup folder: " + backupFolder.getPathAsString());
+      printlnToSerialOrRS485("Successfully created backup folder: " + backupFolder.getPathAsString());
       usbStorage.unmount();
       usbIntialized = true;
   }

src/Folder.h

@@ -23,15 +23,15 @@ class Folder {
     /**
      * @brief Creates a directory with the specified name.
      * If the directory already exists, it returns a Folder object representing the existing directory.
-     * Otherwise, it tries to create a new directory with the specified name. If it failes the `path` property of the Folder object will be null.
+     * Otherwise, it tries to create a new directory with the specified name. If it fails the `path` property of the Folder object will be null.
      * @param const char * dirname - The name of the directory.
      */
     Folder(const char * dirname);
 
     /**
      * @brief Creates a directory with the specified name.
      * If the directory already exists, it returns a Folder object representing the existing directory.
-     * Otherwise, it tries to create a new directory with the specified name. If it failes the `path` property of the Folder object will be empty.
+     * Otherwise, it tries to create a new directory with the specified name. If it fails the `path` property of the Folder object will be empty.
      * @param String dirname - The name of the directory.
      */
     Folder(String dirname);

src/InternalStorage.h

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ class InternalStorage : public Arduino_UnifiedStorage {
 
 
     /**
-     * Creates one partition spaning over the whole size of the internal storage drive erasing the existing partitions.
+     * Creates one partition spanning over the whole size of the internal storage drive erasing the existing partitions.
      * @return true if successful, false if failed.
      */
     static bool partition();