Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Store data that's accessible after restart of MM²
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I don’t know much about programming, but I guess you can store the time in a text file each second or minute, and then read the file at startup, and then continue from there
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That’s my thought as well, the thing is I’m not sure how to do it. Not to store the time each second tho, that will destroy my SD card. But save the start time when I get home, and set the time to 0 when I leave home. And if I need to reboot I will check for the start time value I’ve saved, and if its’ more that 0 I will continue the timer from that starting point.
My question is if there’s a recommended way to store this data, and how should I do it?
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I took a look at the web, and found this: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/43854/save-entire-process-for-continuation-after-reboot
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Thanks @Blauenfeldt, but that’s not what I’m looking for. Thanks anyway. :)
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@C-son there is nothing built-in that does what you want
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@sdetweil ok, thanks. I’m trying to solve this by save the timestamp in a file with
fs:)
