Find your files on the SD card
Where the notes, tracks, captures, logs and saved pages are written, so you can take the card to a computer and use them.
Everything the firmware writes goes in a folder at the top of the card. Switch the Cardputer off, take the card out and read it in a computer; or look at the same folders in the Storage App.
| What | Where | Kind of file |
|---|---|---|
| Notes | /notes | .txt, named after the first line |
| GNSS Tracks | /gnss/tracks | .gpx, named by date and time |
| LoRa captures | /captures/lora | .pcap |
| IRC logs | /irc | one text file per buffer and day |
| Wi-Fi scan logs | /wifi/scans | <date>.csv |
| Gemini Saved Pages | /gemini/saved/<host>/… | .gmi |
| Gemini bookmarks | /gemini/bookmarks.gmi | gemtext |
| Files saved from Gemini that are not text | /gemini/downloads | whatever they were |
| Update files | /updates | .ota |
Rules worth knowing
- Eject first. A file being written (today's IRC log, a Track or a capture being recorded) is not complete until it stops. Stop it, or switch the device off, before you take the card out.
- Notes are yours. You can edit them on a computer and they show up on the device; the clean-up never offers them for deletion.
- Don't rename the top-level folders. The firmware looks for them by name.
- Logs stop at 90% full, so the remaining space is kept for captures. The Storage App's Maintenance shows what is using the card and clears old logs and captures, after showing what it would free.