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[gril002]

I am trying to whipe clean a Pocket computer from a program on a computer with a disk drive. If I use fs.delete("drive") then it says Access denied. So is it not possible or do I need to use a difrent path?

[Chickenbreadlp]

If you use fs.delete("/disk/*") it will delete everything on the disk.

[Lupus590]

It could be having problems with deleting the pocket computers ROM folder (drive/ROM), try deleting everything but that folder.

[Chickenbreadlp]

Lupus590, on 18 May 2016 - 08:05 PM, said:

It could be having problems with deleting the pocket computers ROM folder (drive/ROM), try deleting everything but that folder.

If I ran "rm *" it would also give me an access denied, even though it deleted everything except the rom folder.

[gril002]

fs.delete("/disk/*") dosen't work. I still get Access denied

[Anavrins]

fs.delete doesn't handle wildcards, it's the shell api that handles the output of fs.find("disk/*") and executes fs.delete on all of the files.