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I did a simple test to check if the files are really read in a serial fashion and not in parallel, and I can confirm this. It does not fix my problem yet, but at least one question has been answered.

I was hoping this was not needed, but creating a minimalistic version could be the only way to debug the problem without having all other components of the software present. I did write it in a similar way as the Examples show with the difference that I use class instances. I also use QNEthernet...

As an update to this: Copilot suggested I needed to use multiple EthernetClient instances called client (at the moment it is a property of the class) But this did not solve the problem. It suggested I had a concurrency problem, overwriting the EthernetClient and thus mixing up the responses...

@shawn thanks for the tip. I was beyond the edit time, so I post it again. A part of my Teensy 4.1 project involves a simple webserver using QNEthernet and SD to physically read files from the SD card. My website is completely served from the Teensy and is located on the SD card. The header of...

A part of my Teensy 4.1 project involves a simple webserver using QNEthernet and SD to physically read files from the SD card. My website is completely served from the Teensy and is located on the SD card. The header of the html looks like this: <link href="css/app.css"...