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      livius @bessonf
      last edited by livius

      @bessonf
      you must upgrade your board firmware
      current version is
      release='1.6.9.b1'
      https://www.pycom.io/resources/

      you have really old one :release='1.0.0.b1

      think about people first, then computers

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        bessonf @livius
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        @livius
        It works thank you very much. I work on the LoPy for 2 weeks and I completely missed this ...

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          assia @livius
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          Hi @livius said in Lopy sd card:

          You must mout your SD card in boot.py
          you mean that we put in boot.py this:

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

          and in the main.py we put the rest ?
          because i try it but it does not work i get an OSError in :

          f = open('/sd/test.csv', 'a')
          

          my main.py is in /flash and i have a csv file in /sd that I want to fill it every time.

          thanks

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            livius @assia
            last edited by livius

            @assia
            Which error do you get?
            And what you get after:

            os.listdir('/sd')
            

            think about people first, then computers

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              assia @livius
              last edited by assia

              @livius

              Which error do you get?

              Traceback (most recent call last):
              File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
              File "main.py", line 9, in <module>
              OSError: [Errno 2] ENOENT

              and line 9 is: f = open('/sd/test.csv', 'a')

              And what you get after:
              os.listdir('/sd')

              I get empty list

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                jmarcelino @assia
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                @assia
                What's the storage size of the SD card?

                Larger cards tend to be pre-formatted as exFAT which is not enabled in the default Micropython configuration (as Microsoft demands a patent license)

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                  assia @jmarcelino
                  last edited by

                  Hi @jmarcelino the storage size is 2 Go and i had formatted it as FAT32.
                  I have already managed to write in this card by executing the commands directly into the pycom console in pymakr but now as I want to execute it in main.py I do not succeed.
                  thanks

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                    jmarcelino @assia
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                    @assia
                    Thanks, so f = open('/sd/test.csv', 'a') works from the REPL (python console) but not in main.py?

                    Does changing 'a' to 'w' in the open(...) mode change anything (other than that the file will be empty again with each open)

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                      assia @jmarcelino
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                      @jmarcelino
                      I put the code in main.py :

                      from machine import SD
                      import os
                      sd = SD()
                      os.mount(sd, '/sd')
                      f = open('/sd/test.csv', 'a')
                      

                      it worked but just the first time also in REPL and when I restart my lopy I get:
                      OSError in os.mount(sd, '/sd') like:
                      OSError: the requested operation is not possible

                      I suppose that the SDcard remains mounted and we can not mount it a second time in this case we must check if it is already mounted and then writing on it

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                        barsznica @livius
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