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    How to run a code in lopy stored on SD card?

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      monersss
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      Dear all,
      I believe this is trivial question but I would be more than happy if you can help me to run a .py file stored on SD card connected to expansion board with lopy. I tried to find an answer in previous posts but got a bit confused..

      Thank you in advance!

      Monika

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        robert-hh @monersss
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        @monersss You have to mount the SD card first, e.g. with:

        from os import mount, chdir
        from machine import SD
        
        sd = SD()
        mount(sd, '/sd')
        

        Then you can chdir into /sd: chdir("/sd")
        and import the module, or directly import
        import /sd/mymodule

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          monersss @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh great thank you it worked perfectly!

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