How can we avoid folders auto-creation? 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 &quot;Guru meditations&quot; I have had a &quot;flash of a genius&quot;... 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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So, if you want to get rid of an auto creating folder, just create a file,
and if you want to get rid of an auto creating file, just create a folder,
with the same name, in the same path.
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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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