If there is a second partition on sdcard with which Endpoint boots, is there a way to read/write on it ? Could it be FAT32 ?
There are multiple positions but not FAT32.
Throw the card on your machine and add a FAT32 partition. Our image doesn’t allocate the entire card.
Yes that’s what I’ve done but now, how to access it ?
On win11 - I am using balenaEtcher, portable version, no need setup and happy with it.
On Win10 - I am using Win32 Disk Imager.
I think I expressed myself badly: the endpoint os partition has been put with Win32 Disk imager (on win 11) and everything is good.
On this sdcard (as a lot of space is free) I create another partition with FAT32.
When card is inserted in Endpoint (to boot with os), is there a way to access the second partition in FAT32 too ?
Yes, there is already 7 partitions, if you add one more it will be 8th
here is code:
var newdrive = GHIElectronics.Endpoint.FileSystem.Mount("/dev/mmcblk1p8");
var file_name = newdrive + "/newdrive.txt";
File.WriteAllText(file_name, "Test new drive!");
GHIElectronics.Endpoint.FileSystem.Flush();
GHIElectronics.Endpoint.FileSystem.Unmount(newdrive);
Have fun!
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Those three words call for a bit more documentation. Yes, I know how, but it seems like a pretty useful thing to document.
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@Greg_Norris is bored… He needs something to do 
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