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Currently, if a non-formatted SD card is present when booting up, the display will show a valid SD card present (boot-up init only checks for the physical presence, not a successful mount)
However, if you eject and reinsert the SD card, then the display will properly show 'NO SD Card' icon because the mount failed due to improper format.
-> change boot-up init to also check for successful mount before saying SD is present.
-> also consider enabling "format if mount fails" option; but this may risk losing user data if the card fails to mount for a different reason.
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Currently, if a non-formatted SD card is present when booting up, the display will show a valid SD card present (boot-up init only checks for the physical presence, not a successful mount)
However, if you eject and reinsert the SD card, then the display will properly show 'NO SD Card' icon because the mount failed due to improper format.
-> change boot-up init to also check for successful mount before saying SD is present.
-> also consider enabling "format if mount fails" option; but this may risk losing user data if the card fails to mount for a different reason.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: