Open IhorNehrutsa opened 3 years ago
Windows actually accepts / as a directory separator internally. So I think the issue is that rshell isn't converting the \ to / when its contained in the filename. Unfortunately, I've packed away all of micropython stuff since I'm moving in a few weeks.
Host is:
The destination device is:
rshell command-line arguments are:
Output is:
But the file is not copied. The issue is that Windows os.sep is '\', the device file separator is '/' but rshell always uses '/' when processing files.