long sigh

Try to cross compile the lib folder. It may be a memory fragmentation problem, so you cannot allocate the needed buffer size.

@freddy said in SD card doesn't work on pysense: os.mount(sd, '/sd') I was getting the error on os.mount(sd, '/sd') I found that cause the SD card was greater than 32GB that windows was only allowing it to be formatted to exFAT which doesn't work for the pycom. I had to delete all volumes of the SD card and create a new volume that was less than 32GB. Windows then could format to FAT32 and it worked from there

@johand Thanks for the info, I'm able to reproduce the issue. There's indeed a problem in the upload feature, which has been solved in the latest versions of Atom. The VSC plugin is a bit behind code wise. We're working on a refactor of the Atom upload feature right now, when that's done we'll upgrade VSC as well to be up to date with it. That'll solve this issue. For now either be a bit patient with uploading with VSC or temporarily switch to Atom for this project. Sorry for the inconvenience!

@dylan It is hard to believe that this is the reason, because the standard value for sys.path is ['', '/flash', '/flash/lib']. Since main.py resides in /flash, any code to be imported may reside at that place too, like also in /flash/lib or the actual directory (frisdt entry). The latter may be the a cause, if you have multiple copies of your code, good and bad ones, on the file system.

@stefan85e Have you tried disabling the safe-boot feature, does this work?

@seb It's my bad. I have missed that service was listening just on localhost, that's why I was not able to receive any file.

Thanks, sorry I did not see the "compose" with question mark inside the box. The documentation is pretty clear. I am a member of so many forums and they all have different tools. Wonder if there will be a shake up at some stage to use something like the wiki toolset which does most thinks.