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    How to sync to /flash and not /sd?

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      rolandvs
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      I'm using atom and the Pycom extension to work with the xxPy's. When coding without an inserted sd-card the syncing goes to the /flash filesystem, however when inserting a sd-card the syncing start writing towards the /sd instead.

      Is there a way to force the use of the /flash or must I remove the sd-card every time?

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        Ralph
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        Hi @rolandvs, thanks for reporting this. Atom is not really aware of the /flash or /sd directories, but uploads the code to where the REPL is running from. It could be that inserting the SD card makes the repl start from the /sd folder. I don't really have a solution to it right now, but I'll look in to it together with embedded.

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