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That's it! There are two alarm.json:
>print(require("Storage").list()) [ ".boot0", ".bootcde", "boot.info", "launch.app.js", "launch.info", "mclock.app.js", "mclock.img", "mclock.info", "setting.app.js", "setting.boot.js", "setting.img", "about.info", "setting.info", "about.app.js", "about.img", "alarm.app.js", "alarm.boot.js", "alarm.js", "alarm.img", "alarm.wid.js", "alarm.info", "widbat.wid.js", "widbat.info", "widbt.wid.js", "widbt.info", "widbatpc.settings.json", "alarm.json", "welcome.boot.js", "welcome.app.js", "welcome.settings.js", "welcome.img", "welcome.info", "setting.json", "widbatpc.wid.js", "widbatpc.settings.js", "widbatpc.info", "alarm.json" ] =undefined >
That's absolutely crazy. And
require("Storage").write
returnedtrue
so it thinks it wrote it ok.What does
print(require("Storage").list())
show? I guess it's possible that somehow there are twoalarm.json
files.