Use Raspberry PI and Python to Write Data onto USB Storage. In the previous two videos we are generating location and motion data. In this video we make our way forward by learning how to write data to storage. First to the local SD card that is hosting the operation system. Then we write data to a USB thumb drive attached to the Raspberry PI. This data can then easily be read on another machine.
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