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    Cannot Sync any code to the Sipy

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      chrisi
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      After increasing the sample rate of which the sipy records the accelerometer from the pytrack I can nolonger sync any code to the sipy. This is the error message I get:
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      I have tired using the other sipy device I have and that did sync the first time and after running the code the same problem occurred.

      any help would be greatly appreciated.

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        chrisi
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        I found that by doing a Factory reset the problem is fixed

        Factory reset the filesystem
        If you device’s filesystem gets corrupted (very unlikely, but possible), you can format it very easily by doing:

        import os
        os.mkfs('/flash')

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