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There is one bug on the Raspberry Pi 4 build related to the mkdir command.
The fact is that the command apparently creates a folder not in the tic80 folder, where the visible files are located, but in the actual root of the flash drive. You can go to this folder, but it is impossible to read its contents or write it.
The demo command creates a bunny folder also in the actual root of the flash drive, it cannot write cartridges there, and therefore the folder remains empty.
For example, normal command behavior:
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Raspberry Pi 4 - bug with mkdir command
Raspberry Pi 4, baremetal - bug with mkdir command
Aug 9, 2021
Hi there, i took a look at the Rpi3 version, it's buggy but in a different way 😅 It actually creates the folder in the right place but you can't "cd" into it.
If i find some time i'll look into it
There is one bug on the Raspberry Pi 4 build related to the mkdir command.
The fact is that the command apparently creates a folder not in the tic80 folder, where the visible files are located, but in the actual root of the flash drive. You can go to this folder, but it is impossible to read its contents or write it.
The demo command creates a bunny folder also in the actual root of the flash drive, it cannot write cartridges there, and therefore the folder remains empty.
For example, normal command behavior:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: