There's a way to manage these system folders?
I am struggling with some folders that are automatically created at boot, by system on the SD card, but I don't want them!
The folders are especially the following: LazyList, LOST.DIR
Into the latter I have found several, also big, files, and I don't want to waste the storage, maybe, with duplicated or deleted files.
There's a way to better manage, or even better, completely avoid it?
Thank you... as always!
EUREKA! I have found a way!
After some deep "Guru meditations" I have had a "flash of a genius"... and found the way!
It relates to the file system itself.
The rule is that where it is a file with a given name in a folder, there cannot coexist a folder with the same name, so, if you, after the deletion of the folder, create a file with the same name, that folder cannot be created anymore!
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The file or folder will substitute one the other, and voilà , you could avoid the creation of the almost useless folders, even included LazyList and LOST.DIR, and whatever else you want!
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