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    Check datetime of files?

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      misterlisty
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      I want to be able to reboot the lopy based on seeing a file version in the file directory? How do i do this?

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        robert-hh
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        You can get a list of files with uos.listdir(<dir>). If you tell the version by the modification data, uos.stat()[7] tells you the file modification time, given that the clock was set appropriately, and machine.reset() can be called to reset the device.
        If you do not have RTC supplied by a battery, you can set the time via ntp by:

        from machine import RTC
        rtc=RTC()
        rtc.ntp_sync("pool.ntp.org")
        

        Then, the file modification times are valid.
        If you use another mechanism as version indicator, like the name of a file or the content of a file, you have to define and implement it yourself.

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