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--- projects:series_00:build:setupguide [2017/04/23 12:06]
akw [Transfer data to your Openvario]
+++ projects:series_00:build:setupguide [2018/07/31 23:17]
mihu [Transfer data to your Openvario]
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-Your Openvario is a small computer with Linux operating system, so there are many ways to transfer data. The easiest one is probably using a USB thumb drive. Your thumb drive should be FAT32 formatted with one partition. Most drives you buy (and have not tampered with) should be exactly like that.
+Your Openvario is a small computer with Linux operating system, so there are many ways to transfer data. The easiest one is probably using a USB thumb drive. Your thumb drive should be FAT32 formatted with one partition. Most - but not all - drives you buy (and have not tampered with) should be exactly like that.
 [[projects:series_00:software:usb-stick|Prepare your USB thumb drive]]  and create the following directories\\
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 /openvario/igc\\
 /openvario/upload\\
+/openvario/upload/xcsoar\\
 While you are at it, you can also create these for later use\\
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-{{ :projects:series_00:software:usb_stick_directories_win_may_2016.png?131 |}}
 It should now look like this
-Copy all data you would like to have in your XCSoar directory (/home/root/.xcsoar by the way) to /openvario/upload on your USB thumb drive
+{{:projects:series_00:build:usb_stick_directories_win_jan_2018.png?116|}}
+Copy all data you would like to have in your XCSoar directory (/home/root/.xcsoar by the way) to /openvario/upload/xcsoar (used to be /openvario/upload in older images) on your USB thumb drive
 {{ :playground:electrical_tests:screen_file_upload.png?direct&300 |}}
 Connect the drive to your Openvario (avoid using a USB hub between thumb drive and Openvario), go to OVmenu and select File -> Upload. The files are now copied to your XCSoar directory.