WF32 board by itself already has a microSD socket. It's useless for RetroBSD though, as it is not connected to any of available SPI ports (must use GPIO instead). Fortunately, a cheap shield is widely available, which adds a microSD slot connected to SPI2 pins.
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# chipKIT WF32 board with microSD card on 2.4" LCD TFT display shield
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# See http://misc.ws/2013/11/08/touch-screen-shield-for-arduino-uno/
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# for shield information
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core pic32mx7
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linker bootloader-max32
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mapping wf32
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device kernel led=LD4 cpu_khz=80000 bus_khz=80000
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device console device=tty0 led=LD3
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device uart1 baud=115200
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#device uart2 baud=115200
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#device uart3 baud=115200
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#device uart4 baud=115200
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device rdisk led=LD5
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device sd0 port=2 cs=10
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device gpio
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device adc
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device foreignbootloader
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