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Use standard POSIX functions for memory card handling
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Use standard POSIX functions for memory card handling
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Use standard POSIX functions for memory card handling.
The following configurations need to be tested:
MC0 has no config file, MC1 has no config file -> Configuration is saved in MC0
MC0 has config file, MC1 has no config file -> Configuration is saved in MC0
MC0 has config file, MC1 has config file -> Configuration is saved in MC0
MC0 has no config file, MC1 has config file -> Configuration is saved in MC1
No memory cards are inserted -> Configuration is saved on either USB or HDD