My new ItsyBitsy M0 Express has files in the LIB directory that are not standard file names.
Is this a corruption issue or just a strange way to name files.
> /lib/{ 3,329KB
> /lib/7 0KB
> /lib/D 3,265KB
With modified dates of 25/01/1980
Should I delete these files?
Should I reformat the drive? Is This possible?
The root directory and all other directories have normal named files.
I found the issue when the sample program gave an error, missing library neopixel.
Thanks for looking at this.
I agree my unit is slightly corrupted. But it seams to work ok, some how…
I have been doing some simple test programs and they seem to work well.
Is it possible that just windows 10 has trouble reading the drive?
I will try and remove the strange directories but this may not be a full fix if it is corrupted.
I have already done a UF2 upgrade to Circuitpython 6 and this worked ok but the strange directories are still there and as I said everything seems to work ok.
There are a few reasons that the files may not have had the correct names initially, I’d suggest using the disk manager tool in Win10 and checking that the total size of the drive is correct and that the partitions on it are formatted correctly.
Let us know if you run into any more trouble with it, or if you notice any more strange behaviour with it.
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