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Hello, if you have a ROM and are going to support OTG, and NTFS, check out this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1724078
I was getting extremely frustrating when nothing that I tried worked to get my external NTFS hard drive mounted read-write. It would only mount read-only. I even tried the only rom I found that said it supported OTG, and ntfs, but that too only let me mount r/o. I even tried Stickmount from google play. And another rom there too for good measure, but none of it worked.
So I stumbled upon this, and in less than a minute, I solved the problem I was trying to fix for hours today.
It would be great if devs could integrate this into their roms so people wouldn't have to mess with it, but whatever.
Also if you aren't a dev and you just want to plug in your NTFS drive and be able to read AND write, check out the app he wrote: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1588940
You won't regret it!
Hi! Neither with StickMount or Nexus Media Importer can I mount USB sticks formatted as EXT3/4. Is this a kernel issue? If so, are there kernel modules availible for N7 stock ROM/kernel that adds this support?
Ther kernel definitaly supports ext4 as all Android partitions themselfs (cache, system, userdata) are formatted ext4.
Must be something else.
Are you getting any error messages? If yes, what are they?
HellcatDroid said:
Ther kernel definitaly supports ext4 as all Android partitions themselfs (cache, system, userdata) are formatted ext4.
Must be something else.
Are you getting any error messages? If yes, what are they?
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No errors. Mounted folder in ES is empty (using Stickmount), Nexus Media Importer says it can't read the USB device...
Is the USB stick partitioned and the tools (sorry, never used them, so going go guess into the blue here) try to mount sda but the stick is actually sda1 - or vice versa?
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Is the USB stick partitioned and the tools (sorry, never used them, so going go guess into the blue here) try to mount sda but the stick is actually sda1 - or vice versa?
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Even the FAT32 partition gets named sda1. "sda" is never a partition in itself as far as I know
-> sda is the name of the device, the full disk name under the system, sda1 is the name of an SDA's partition.
ie:
you have an USB key, the linux system will know it as SDA device (disk).
if you create a partition, it will assign a number, 1 then 2 etc....
You can format SDA1 in VFAT and SDA2 in ext4.
PS: creating partition is a bit more complex, because there is primary and extended one, some FS are limited in size, some system require primary partition etc...
peppot said:
Hi! Neither with StickMount or Nexus Media Importer can I mount USB sticks formatted as EXT3/4. Is this a kernel issue? If so, are there kernel modules availible for N7 stock ROM/kernel that adds this support?
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Stickmount is very iffy in 4.2 (works fine in 4.1.2).
I've read that Nexus Media Importer works in 4.2 but it is read only and as the name implies works only with media files.
aginies said:
you have an USB key, the linux system will know it as SDA device (disk).
if you create a partition, it will assign a number, 1 then 2 etc....
You can format SDA1 in VFAT and SDA2 in ext4.
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That's what I meant, Linux also allows you to format sda directely, without any partitioning and Windows always does it with removables that way (it never partitions flash drives).
Hello,
I re-open this thread because I have new information about the compatibility of N.E.A.K. kernel with my card formatted in exFAT.
N.E.A.K. Kernel don't support this file system!!! That's the reason why my card doesn't work with...
I restart to "0" because I think the alone solution is to use EXT4 with auto-mount at boot.
@ scote (or other):
Can I use your manual mount cmd on init.d or other way?
Hello,
With n7100 international + Omega v10 (Android 4.1.2 based) + N.E.A.K. kernel v1.4x
With various µSD card (but especially with my new Sandisk UHS 64Go) I would know how to use ext4 filesystem.
After computer formatting in ext4 the card can't be really usable by phone:
- Storage menu don't see him.
- Recovery can't do anything with (mount / format)
- Some apps can see him. (like empty 64GB / or 0Gb card capacity !)
- ES Files explorer work with but by the /mnt/extsd/card directory and if no SD card in slot work to !!!
thus I expect doesn't work really
If you have any information about what work, can or can't work, or anything about filesystems, software...
Thank you
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I had the same thing happen. I plugged it not my computers sd card reader and the computer acted as if nothing was there. I tried to force a format through DOS but it failed. Ultimately I had to buy a new MicroSD card.... Now it works.
Update: Card doesn't work with my reader/computer
What file system are you using?
Why not just use exFat? It useable on Note 2 and readable by Windows. Just make sure to use the latest TWRP for system bqckup
Re: SD Card file system usable by OS apps
You can mount ext4 file system manually if you are rooted, from a terminal or adb shell
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 <some directory>
substitute <some directory> with the path without the <> I used /sdcard/mnt
of course if you wont be able to read the card with windows pcs
I think there might be an app to do this for you, usb mounter
Android won't mount ext4 by default.
Also, windows can't mount ext4 drives but you can use something like minitool partition wizard to reformat it to ExFAT or NTFS if you're on samsung ROMs, or Fat32 if you're using CM/AOSP ROMs.
Pongster said he'd be making a test kernel to see if he can get ext4 to auto-mount in the HyperDroid JBX thread, but that's not released yet.
You aren't using TWRP 2.4.0.0 or 2.4.0.1 by chance?
!!! Sorry, XDA doesn't mail me for new answer.
Thanks your help men
Why not just use exFat? It useable on Note 2 and readable by Windows. Just make sure to use the latest TWRP for system bqckup
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I don't like Microsoft. If I have a Linux device like Android N7100 I want to use it the more possible with Linux environment.
I useCWM Touch v6.0.1.4-jb moded by Xiaolu. Good?
You can mount ext4 file system manually if you are rooted, from a terminal or adb shell
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 <some directory>
substitute <some directory> with the path without the <> I used /sdcard/mnt
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Thus can't be used like a FAT SD Card? By Samy explorer and others softs? Can't be see by system like an external card, not possible to manage it very good (capacities disponnible by exemple) ?
You aren't using TWRP 2.4.0.0 or 2.4.0.1 by chance?
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No; why?
Re: SD Card file system usable by OS apps
Once its mounted any explorer or app dont care or know what the filesystem is
Yes, but can I will see the SD like a "normal" FAT formatted card?
I want to say, in menu/storage like a external SD?
If the card like this, have all the same functionality of FAT card, can you help to auto-mount at boot?
My card is actually broken: phone or PC won't see anything when connected
'll try with a new 64GB in few hours.
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StreamingMT said:
!!! Sorry, XDA doesn't mail me for new answer.
I don't like Microsoft. If I have a Linux device like Android N7100 I want to use it the more possible with Linux environment.
I useCWM Touch v6.0.1.4-jb moded
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I don't see how it related. Both fat and exfat are MS. And exFat is the only option works across Note 2 Android, TWRP,Windows, and can be mounted as thumb drive (with the benefit working with > 4gb files). It's up to you if you want to get yourself into troubles by using other format.
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I like more ext4, but apparently this is a little bit difficult to do what I want (And I think it's what broke my firts SD). Thus I'll use extFAT for my new one.
That's work perferctly! Just funny to see my new card in packging pre-formatted in extFAT...
All is good for me now, thanks you every body for your help ;p
Hello,
I re-open this thread because I have new information about the compatibility of N.E.A.K. kernel with my card formatted in exFAT.
N.E.A.K. Kernel don't support this file system!!! That's the reason why my card doesn't work with...
I restart to "0" because I think the alone solution is to use EXT4 with auto-mount at boot.
@ scote (or other):
Can I use your manual mount cmd on init.d or other way?
Just got the card for my i9305 and need advice from you guys formatting it. I'll usually put game files, music video, movies etc in it and I don't really see any file that could be larger than 4GB (if there are do give me an example). Now my question is what should I format it to? FAT32? NTFS? exFAT?. I'd probably go with exFAT cuz then you can put files larger than 4GB but I've heard that exFAT has issue getting the file corrupted and read many people complaining about it in this forum. NTFS can also consume files larger than 4GB but I've never heard anyone formatting it to NTFS. Now FAT32 is what most people are preferring. What do you guys think? Please explain this issue briefly so that I can take a decision.
Thank You!!
Ishan Sardar said:
Just got the card for my i9305 and need advice from you guys formatting it. I'll usually put game files, music video, movies etc in it and I don't really see any file that could be larger than 4GB (if there are do give me an example). Now my question is what should I format it to? FAT32? NTFS? exFAT?. I'd probably go with exFAT cuz then you can put files larger than 4GB but I've heard that exFAT has issue getting the file corrupted and read many people complaining about it in this forum. NTFS can also consume files larger than 4GB but I've never heard anyone formatting it to NTFS. Now FAT32 is what most people are preferring. What do you guys think? Please explain this issue briefly so that I can take a decision.
Thank You!!
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exFAT vs. FAT32; exFAT always wins. And you can't be sure that you can read NTFS in Android.
CalInTheZone said:
exFAT vs. FAT32; exFAT always wins. And you can't be sure that you can read NTFS in Android.
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okay..but what about the corrupting file issue? did u ever face that kind of problem??
Ishan Sardar said:
okay..but what about the corrupting file issue? did u ever face that kind of problem??
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Never ever had a problem with a SD card if you don't count the sh*tt* Sony cr*p that I had the "pleasure" to own...
Ishan Sardar said:
okay..but what about the corrupting file issue? did u ever face that kind of problem??
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I think what you're talking about is people switching from Samsung-based ROMs to AOSP-based ROMs. Microsoft is charging licensing fees for exFAT drivers, and while there are open source drivers available, none of them can be included in Linux or Linux-based projects (at least not in any official manner *hint* *hint*) due to patents that Microsoft have on the exFAT filesystem. The result of this is that people think their stuff is gone because Android reports it as uninitialised or corrupted, when in reality Android simply can't read it. Current CyanogenMod kernels (and I think Samsung-based as well) have FUSE support, which is a requirement of the current open source implementations *hint* *hint*.
Rekoil said:
I think what you're talking about is people switching from Samsung-based ROMs to AOSP-based ROMs. Microsoft is charging licensing fees for exFAT drivers, and while there are open source drivers available, none of them can be included in Linux or Linux-based projects (at least not in any official manner *hint* *hint*) due to patents that Microsoft have on the exFAT filesystem. The result of this is that people think their stuff is gone because Android reports it as uninitialised or corrupted, when in reality Android simply can't read it. Current CyanogenMod kernels (and I think Samsung-based as well) have FUSE support, which is a requirement of the current open source implementations *hint* *hint*.
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that was really informative and useful thank you. I just didn't know that was the reason behind peoples complaining. Now I'm gonna have to ask you again...I know a very little or almost nothing about samsung's way of development, fuse support, microsoft charges etc etc cuz I've been a sony user for a very long time and this is my first change. so If I format my sd card to exFAT and install AOSP based rom then my file system is tend to be corrupted? is there any way to make my android read the data after I install AOSP based rom?
Ishan Sardar said:
that was really informative and useful thank you. I just didn't know that was the reason behind peoples complaining. Now I'm gonna have to ask you again...I know a very little or almost nothing about samsung's way of development, fuse support, microsoft charges etc etc cuz I've been a sony user for a very long time and this is my first change. so If I format my sd card to exFAT and install AOSP based rom then my file system is tend to be corrupted? is there any way to make my android read the data after I install AOSP based rom?
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Yes, definitely, but I personally do not know how, you will have to look around, it might be difficult. I would suggest looking at how PhilZ custom recovery works, it has exFAT support.
If you simply install an AOSP-based (like CyanogenMod) without modifications you will not be able to read an exFAT formatted card at all.
Rekoil said:
Yes, definitely, but I personally do not know how, you will have to look around, it might be difficult. I would suggest looking at how PhilZ custom recovery works, it has exFAT support.
If you simply install an AOSP-based (like CyanogenMod) without modifications you will not be able to read an exFAT formatted card at all.
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ah way too much hassle to find out how exFAT works on different roms besides I'll be changing roms quite a lot as I love to play around with my phone...I think I'll just go for FAT32 for now besides what could possibly be larger than 4GB if I'm only gonna put all the regular stuff like music, movie, games etc? anyway could you please tell me how to format it to FAT32? cuz mine is formatted to exFAT by default and I don't see any option in my pc to format it to FAT32, it's just NTFS and exFAT.
Ishan Sardar said:
ah way too much hassle to find out how exFAT works on different roms besides I'll be changing roms quite a lot as I love to play around with my phone...I think I'll just go for FAT32 for now besides what could possibly be larger than 4GB if I'm only gonna put all the regular stuff like music, movie, games etc? anyway could you please tell me how to format it to FAT32? cuz mine is formatted to exFAT by default and I don't see any option in my pc to format it to FAT32, it's just NTFS and exFAT.
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I am assuming you are using Windows as Linux and OS X do not hide the option to use FAT32. Open a command prompt (cmd) and type "format /FS:FAT32 X:", where X is the drive letter of your SD card.
Rekoil said:
I am assuming you are using Windows as Linux and OS X do not hide the option to use FAT32. Open a command prompt (cmd) and type "format /FS:FAT32 X:", where X is the drive letter of your SD card.
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damn man it took a good 3 hours....its so damn slow and after all that time now its saying the volume is too big for FAT32
any other way to format it to FAT32 safely?
Ishan Sardar said:
damn man it took a good 3 hours....its so damn slow and after all that time now its saying the volume is too big for FAT32
any other way to format it to FAT32 safely?
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Your problem is your allocation size that is the problem with FAT32 when larger than 32GB, that is a big problem with MS standart software; it can't do it.
http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm is what you need and remember with large allocation sizes you don't want to but small files on the drive.
CalInTheZone said:
Your problem is your allocation size that is the problem with FAT32 when larger than 32GB, that is a big problem with MS standart software; it can't do it.
http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?fat32format.htm is what you need and remember with large allocation sizes you don't want to but small files on the drive.
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I tried the GUI app once before and it formatted my sd card to FAT32 instantly then I put it in my s3 and it recognized the card too then I formatted the card using my s3 again just to make sure it stays at FAT32 and lol it's gone back to exFAT again. Is this normal?
One more question when I start the gui it gives me several allocation unit size 512 to 65536 what should I select? Also after I format my sd to FAT32 will it behave normally? (I mean this was ridiculously fast while I mentioned the windows one took 3 hours lol) can I fill it up till the last bit? If the phone recognize the SD it means I won't have any problem with installing and rom or anything right?
Ishan Sardar said:
damn man it took a good 3 hours....its so damn slow and after all that time now its saying the volume is too big for FAT32
any other way to format it to FAT32 safely?
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Look at "format /?" in a command prompt. It will tell you all the flags you can use, there should be one for quick format. And there are numerous programs which do this, just Google it.
Try EASEUS Partition Master 9.1.1 Home Edition
There's a newer version but I used 9.1.1, you can get it from filehippo.com.
If you delete the partition in a partition manager software, do not try to format with Microsoft Windows Disk Management.
This can damage the drive!
Default cluster size is 32kB for 32GB to 2TB
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/140365
IrfanCore said:
Try EASEUS Partition Master 9.1.1 Home Edition
There's a newer version but I used 9.1.1, you can get it from filehippo.com.
If you delete the partition in a partition manager software, do not try to format with Microsoft Windows Disk Management.
This can damage the drive!
Default cluster size is 32kB for 32GB to 2TB
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/140365
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Yeah... do not use EASEUS Partition Master. There are, as I said, numerous much much simpler softwares that can do this, not to mention the fact that "format" can do everything you want, given the correct arguments.
Rekoil said:
Yeah... do not use EASEUS Partition Master. There are, as I said, numerous much much simpler softwares that can do this, not to mention the fact that "format" can do everything you want, given the correct arguments.
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i suggest try using HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool to format it. remember to use usb card reader if not format tool cannot detect your SD card.
I've found that Zenfone 2 has native support for NTFS and even support write! It has kernel module and even tools to check and format for NTFS.
But strangely, NTFS support is blocked in vold (auto-mounting service). I've made patch to allow NTFS volume mounting. This patch is not 100% safe because it doesn't check NTFS volume before mounting. So, it checks for exFAT (and mount if succeed) then check for FAT/FAT32 (and mount if succeed), and then blindly tries to mount NTFS (it will refuse to mount if it's not NTFS but won't detect errors if they exist on disk).
how to install:
1) You need root.
2) unpack attached archive and replace /system/bin/vold
3) set permissions 755 (rwxr-xr-x): chmod 755 /system/bin/vold
4) reboot
Patched vold is compatible with Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML, ZE550ML), Zenfone 5 (BETA Lollipop FW) and probably other Zenfone versions.
I have Pre-Order 32GB 4GB Ram ZP2. I wanted to know how much GB OTG supported by ZP2. Will it support my 1TB Portable HD???
dineshdotcom2000 said:
I have Pre-Order 32GB 4GB Ram ZP2. I wanted to know how much GB OTG supported by ZP2. Will it support my 1TB Portable HD???
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Main purpose of OTG is support for so called "USB sticks". HD drive will require additional non-portable external power and may be special Y-cable which will prevent drawing power from phone (and use external power). So, this will be the main problem of using HDD (Not sure about power consumption of 1TB flash drive and if phone can power it). You have to be careful. Don't overload USB power provided by phone. If phone has not enough overload protection, you can damage USB port.
As for disk size, it shouldn't be a problem because it's handles by Linux kernel.
sorg said:
I've found that Zenfone 2 has native support for NTFS and even support write! It has kernel module and even tools to check and format for NTFS.
But strangely, NTFS support is blocked in vold (auto-mounting service). I've made patch to allow NTFS volume mounting. This patch is not 100% safe because it doesn't check NTFS volume before mounting. So, it checks for exFAT (and mount if succeed) then check for FAT/FAT32 (and mount if succeed), and then blindly tries to mount NTFS (it will refuse to mount if it's not NTFS but won't detect errors if they exist on disk).
how to install:
1) You need root.
2) unpack attached archive and replace /system/bin/vold
3) set permissions 755 (rwxr-xr-x): chmod 755 /system/bin/vold
4) reboot
Patched vold is compatible with Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML, ZE550ML), Zenfone 5 (BETA Lollipop FW) and probably other Zenfone versions.
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Really nice awaiting Flipkart to ship my Zenfone 2 and will report how it works with external HDD and Pendrives
Will rooting my phone void my capability to update to Asus Zenfone 2's software updates?
sorg said:
Main purpose of OTG is support for so called "USB sticks". HD drive will require additional non-portable external power and may be special Y-cable which will prevent drawing power from phone (and use external power). So, this will be the main problem of using HDD (Not sure about power consumption of 1TB flash drive and if phone can power it). You have to be careful. Don't overload USB power provided by phone. If phone has not enough overload protection, you can damage USB port.
As for disk size, it shouldn't be a problem because it's handles by Linux kernel.
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works flawlessly for normal usage
adhiduzz said:
works flawlessly for normal usage
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Keep in mind that it'll slowly deteriorate and one day will completely be dead. Hard drives shouldn't be connected to phones. They require a lot more power than provided by the port.
can i ask where i can found rooting instructions for My Zen2? thanks
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Androidshek said:
Keep in mind that it'll slowly deteriorate and one day will completely be dead. Hard drives shouldn't be connected to phones. They require a lot more power than provided by the port.
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You can also use an OTG with 3rd party power source like this one
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jeffywaves said:
can i ask where i can found rooting instructions for My Zen2? thanks
Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD using XDA Free mobile app
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Here => http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/general/asus-zenfone-2-flashing-recovery-mode-t3096596
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EnzoDC said:
Will rooting my phone void my capability to update to Asus Zenfone 2's software updates?
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See here, it will depend on which method you use.
I followed the instructions here, replaced the vold file, altering permissions. However after rebooting my phone cannot mount the sd card anymore. I tried factory reset and formatting the sd card. still no go. Do you guys have the orignal vold file so i can revert things back to normal?
bratski said:
I followed the instructions here, replaced the vold file, altering permissions. However after rebooting my phone cannot mount the sd card anymore. I tried factory reset and formatting the sd card. still no go. Do you guys have the orignal vold file so i can revert things back to normal?
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Check this thread.... Stock vold file added...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/general/asus-zenfone-2-flashing-recovery-mode-t3096596
bratski said:
I followed the instructions here, replaced the vold file, altering permissions. However after rebooting my phone cannot mount the sd card anymore. I tried factory reset and formatting the sd card. still no go. Do you guys have the orignal vold file so i can revert things back to normal?
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Yeah, same here. Tried two different USB sticks (Kingston Micro 16GB USB2/Corsair Slider 64GB USB3) and neither worked with NTFS. Shame. Both worked fine with exFAT too.
gavin19 said:
Yeah, same here. Tried two different USB sticks (Kingston Micro 16GB USB2/Corsair Slider 64GB USB3) and neither worked with NTFS. Shame. Both worked fine with exFAT too.
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Sorry guys, this is for advanced users only.
sorg said:
Sorry guys, this is for advanced users only.
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are u using this in latest update of 2.18?
ansebovi said:
are u using this in latest update of 2.18?
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Yes.
I won't be at home till end of June, so i won't be able to test NTFS usb drive, but exFAT usb and internal SD card mounted without problem.
may be restorecon command execution required after vold replacement (to restore selinux attributes). Depend on how you replace it.
Mine works fine with OTG cable on a Lexar 64GB USB stick unpowered, no issues. You do need a "Y" OTG cable to run an external drive though, they are cheap on eBay. No need to root your phone to do this.
sorg said:
Yes.
I won't be at home till end of June, so i won't be able to test NTFS usb drive, but exFAT usb and internal SD card mounted without problem.
may be restorecon command execution required after vold replacement (to restore selinux attributes). Depend on how you replace it.
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sorg there is a mistake in ur instructions
ur instruction made the sd unusable..[but pendrives,internal works and ntfs works]
we need to change owner and se context
to have sd card working
SE cntext shuld point the vold.exec
and owner should be root and group should be shell
and there is an issue by this..vold is hidden opr moved from bin..
but everything now works, SD,pendrives with ntfs
ansebovi said:
but everything now works, SD,pendrives with ntfs
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Is it just a matter of changing the owner/group or did you edit the vold itself? If so, can you upload it somewhere so I can grab it? I share my pendrive(s) between a few different devices and the only file format that works on all of them is NTFS.
ansebovi said:
sorg there is a mistake in ur instructions
ur instruction made the sd unusable..[but pendrives,internal works and ntfs works]
we need to change owner and se context
to have sd card working
SE cntext shuld point the vold.exec
and owner should be root and group should be shell
and there is an issue by this..vold is hidden opr moved from bin..
but everything now works, SD,pendrives with ntfs
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Just read my post you quoted. I've already told, you need to restore SELinux attributes using restorecon utility.
This modified vold is a part of other modifications together wuth SuperSU and Xposed i'm using to create pre-modified system.img where all generic and SELinux attributes are applied at building stage.
sorg said:
Just read my post you quoted. I've already told, you need to restore SELinux attributes using restorecon utility.
This modified vold is a part of other modifications together wuth SuperSU and Xposed i'm using to create pre-modified system.img where all generic and SELinux attributes are applied at building stage.
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my bad didnt read that part..but can you edit the op with this infos,it may help others who got issue like mine..and thanks for ntfs
i need 1 hlep btw,..after editing the SE ,the vold is not in bin..why is that? [everything works perfectly btw]
gavin19 said:
Is it just a matter of changing the owner/group or did you edit the vold itself? If so, can you upload it somewhere so I can grab it? I share my pendrive(s) between a few different devices and the only file format that works on all of them is NTFS.
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ya just SE context and owner as given in my last post ..i didnt modify anything in vold..btw i just used rootexplorer[or if u know about restorcon,do it..need some commands ]