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Internal memory cannot be accessed

Hi friends I'm using Sgt p1000 aokp #40 build everything is great when I connected my tab to PC both internal as well as external memories popped up and I got accessed both
But I recently done some procedure for identication of external memory through file manage it follows
''create emmc.sh on sdcard
open emmc.sh
copy thus command busybox mount -t vfat -o rw,dirsync,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,uid=1000,gid=1015,fmask=0702,dmask=0702,allow_utime=0020 /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /sdcard/emmc
to emmc .sh
save it
open script manager.. you can download on playstore
choose emmc.sh
klik boot,, then run it.,
done''
This worked fine now I can detect my external SD on phone through file managers but couldn't access my internal memory(inbuilt) memory when I connect to PC...plz help....
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not working dude.....any other way??

sagargiet said:
not working dude.....any other way??
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YOU ARE ON AOKP BUILD#40...ARE U KIDDING ME?????ALL THIS TIME I WAS THINKING THAT U WERE ON CM10.....emmc(external sdcard) works fine in AOKP build#40(it's already mounted)......(you can find it here....mnt/emmc)There is already a folder named emmc in the root of your directory and the external card is mounted to it......
Those busybox lines now mounted your ext sd card to (sdcard/emmc) and hence you can't get it mounted on to your pc
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Disable the running script...uninstall smanager.....and u should be fine.....
you can find all your external card content in the root of the directory.......A folder named emmc...

But I didn't find it on astro file man before this script manager process.. how to stop the script plz reply
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sagargiet said:
But I didn't find it on astro file man before this script manager process.. how to stop the script plz reply
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1.Open smanager and then click the menu button>>>>>>click on list option>>>>>>>(there u will find emmc script file)click on it>>>>>Disable boot and superuser by clicking on them>>>>>>and then save it>>>>>>reboot>>>>and it's done.....
To find your external card content>>>>>open root explorer>>>>>>go to emmc folder which is in the root of our sdcard....no need to open sdcard folder....

Done now I can access my both ads on PC but cannot find external SD contents in the emmc folder in root...using es file explorer.
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HOW TO: Run games from USB drive

NOTE: Currently only working on Android 4.1.2. I'll look for a workaround when my new OTG cables come in.
So I purchased the 8 GB Nexus 7 and began to regret not getting the 16 GB version. These 1-3 GB games are killing me. I purchased The Bard's Tale (great game btw) and the TegraHD version requires 3.5 GB! I already had a USB OTG cable so I began looking for a way to store the game data on the USB drive and mount it to the data directory on the sdcard.
You will need:
Compatible USB OTG Cable
Paragon NTFS&HFS+
GScript Lite
Compatible kernel (ntfs read/write support)
I've tested this on ParanoidAndroid and SGT7 but it should work on any rom.
Note: Each game requires a game data folder on the USB drive that matches my script (or you can create your own folder and edit the script). You will also need a blank folder on the sdcard (/sdcard/android/data/GAMEFOLDER_from_Script - You have to use this folder name). Once this folder from the USB drive has been mounted to the correct position on the SDCARD, the game data will download to the USB drive.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dWqLjnCSBg&feature=youtube_gdata
NTFS USB Drive STEPS:
Plug in USB drive to Nexus 7 and unmount if the system automounts the drive (Settings - Storage - Unmount shared storage)
Open Paragon NTFS&HFS+ and mount the USB drive using the automatic mount point setting (/storage/usbdisk).
Open GScript Lite and run a game script to bind mount the game data folder to the sdcard.
Enjoy your game and extra space!
When done, unmount with Paragon NTFS&HFS+.
FAT32 USB Drive STEPS:
Plug in USB drive to Nexus 7, it should be automounted by the system to the default location: /storage/usbdisk
Open GScript Lite and run a game script to bind mount the game data folder to the sdcard.
Enjoy your game and extra space!
When done, unmount via the system: (Settings - Storage - Unmount shared storage)
Assuming your USB drive is mounted on /storage/usbdisk/ and you have created the empty game data folder on the sdcard (/sdcard/android/data/GAMEFOLDER_from_Script), the following scripts should work:
Code:
Script for Horn:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/Horn /sdcard/Android/obb/com.Phosphor.Horn.Paid
Script for Bard's Tale:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/BardsTale /sdcard/Android/data/com.inxile.BardTale
Script for Max Payne:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/MaxPayne /sdcard/Android/data/com.rockstar.maxpayne
Script for Dead Trigger (gave me an error the first time opened but worked fine afterwards):
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/DeadTrigger /sdcard/Android/obb/com.madfingergames.deadtrigger
Script for Shadow Gun THD:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/shadowgun /sdcard/Android/data/com.madfingergames.shadowgun_thd
Script for Asphalt 7:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/Asphalt7 /sdcard/Android/obb/com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftA7HM
Script for The Dark Knight Rises:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/TDKR /sdcard/Android/obb/com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftKRHM
Script for Mass Effect Infiltrator:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/MassEffect /sdcard/Android/data/com.ea.games.meinfiltrator_na
I'll add more scripts as time permits.
Alternate Method (No scripts needed but you loose SDCard when USB drive is mounted):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1865094

Have you tried running horn or dead trigger from the flash drive? I'm just curious if the drive is fast enough to play high end games off of or if it lags?

kieso said:
Have you tried running horn or dead trigger from the flash drive? I'm just curious if the drive is fast enough to play high end games off of or if it lags?
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I'll see about moving dead trigger over. I haven't purchased horn yet due to lack of space but may consider buying it now.
(BTW the Bard's Tale is pretty graphics intensive and it runs fine)

kieso said:
Have you tried running horn or dead trigger from the flash drive? I'm just curious if the drive is fast enough to play high end games off of or if it lags?
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Dead Trigger works.. added script.

I'm getting a black screen followed by a close on Mass Effect... Going to try internal memory to make sure it's not the rom.
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I get the message 'no NTFS of HTS+/HFSX partitions found' when opening the app
On paranoid android 2.15

life02 said:
I'm getting a black screen followed by a close on Mass Effect... Going to try internal memory to make sure it's not the rom.
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I had the same problem with mass effect....just turn on internet and use it...game will start. You might need to delete 1 more file...but 1st see if it runs
Please press thanks if it works.
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Jordanooo said:
I get the message 'no NTFS of HTS+/HFSX partitions found' when opening the app
On paranoid android 2.15
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Did you unmount via storage first? Is your USB drive formatted with NTFS?

life02 said:
Did you unmount via storage first? Is your USB drive formatted with NTFS?
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...oops haha. Forgot about formatting

Jordanooo said:
...oops haha. Forgot about formatting
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Let me know if it works for you when you get the drive ready.

Kudos to you sir this is briliant i've got the 16gb and i've got a ton of games and im down to 4GB's this should come in handy when more 1gb games come out that interest me.

Directory bind works best for this and free, bards tale works, as does GTA/FIFA/spiderman
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karl0ss said:
Directory bind works best for this and free, bards tale works, as does GTA/FIFA/spiderman
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Yeah that's pretty much what I'm doing with GScript (directory bind mounts from one device to another)... still have to unmount via Storage and use Paragon if you want to use NTFS drives.

Got usb mounted and had a go at the script, but keeps saying directory not found
Could you possibly do a video?

Jordanooo said:
Got usb mounted and had a go at the script, but keeps saying directory not found
Could you possibly do a video?
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Yeah I'll see if I can't throw one together tonight/this weekend. What game are you trying?
Note: Each game requires a game data folder on the USB drive that matches my script (or you can create your own folder and edit the script). You will also need a blank folder on the sdcard (/sdcard/android/data/GAMEFOLDER_from_Script - You have to use this folder name). Once this folder from the USB drive has been mounted to the correct position on the SDCARD, the game data will download to the USB drive.

life02 said:
So I purchased the 8 GB Nexus 7 and began to regret not getting the 16 GB version. These 1-3 GB games are killing me. I purchased The Bard's Tale (great game btw) and the TegraHD version requires 3.5 GB! I already had a USB OTG cable so I began looking for a way to store the game data on the USB drive and mount it to the data directory on the sdcard.
You will need:
Compatible USB OTG Cable
Paragon NTFS&HFS+
GScript Lite
Compatible kernel (ntfs read/write support)
I've tested this on ParanoidAndroid and SGT7 but it should work on any rom.
Note: Each game requires a game data folder on the USB drive that matches my script (or you can create your own folder and edit the script). You will also need a blank folder on the sdcard (/sdcard/android/data/GAMEFOLDER_from_Script - You have to use this folder name). Once this folder from the USB drive has been mounted to the correct position on the SDCARD, the game data will download to the USB drive.
STEPS:
Plug in USB drive to Nexus 7 and unmount if the system automounts the drive (Settings - Storage - Unmount shared storage)
Open Paragon NTFS&HFS+ and mount the USB drive using the automatic mount point setting (/storage/usbdisk).
Open GScript Lite and run a game script to bind mount the game data folder to the sdcard.
Enjoy your game and extra space!
When done, unmount with Paragon NTFS&HFS+.
Code:
Script for Bard's Tale:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/BardsTale /sdcard/Android/data/com.inxile.BardTale
Script for Max Payne:
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/MaxPayne /sdcard/Android/data/com.rockstar.maxpayne
Script for Dead Trigger (gave me an error the first time opened but worked fine afterwards):
mount -o bind /storage/usbdisk/DeadTrigger /sdcard/Android/obb/com.madfingergames.deadtrigger
I'll add more scripts as time permits.
*FAT32 drives may work fine using the default Android USB automounter (just skip step 1 (unmount part) and step 2. When finished, unmount via storage instead of Paragon NTFS&HFS+). Please let me know if this works for you!
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Gotta love bind mounts! I use em all the time.
-Ronan
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life02 said:
Dead Trigger works.. added script.
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No lag? Wow you deserve a beer! Awesome work! I have a 16 gig and don't want to get below 4 gig and this will be a big help. This should be pinned.

thanks for the tip, very useful info. I'm looking at using a USB to micro SD adapter and using the micro SD as storage (obviously), will report how well (or not) it works.

Oh, wow. Just got this working.
Didnt see the space in the script
Great work, thanks for this tutorial!

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There is a file on my internal memory I cannot delete. How do I get rid of it???

The name of the file in question is:
í/à=√f+ⁿ.bí£
Yes, that filename has a forward slash in it!!!!!!!!
How do I get rid of this file??
It is preventing me from running NanDroid backups, and I cannot format the partition (bizarrely).
I suspect the filename is corrupted.
If I run ls -il I do not get an inode number, just a series of question marks ?????

Have you tried renaming it and then deleting? Try also a different file manager if that doesn't work (Solid Explorer Trial shouldn't have any problem)

It can't be renamed unfortunately.
I have used a variety of android file managers with no success.
I'm rooted on CM10.1 and have tried CWM tools also.
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Connect device as mass storage and delete from PC
still you can't delete it then install unlocker (attached here) to PC and delete with that
This should work otherwise
Last option copy data to PC and format internal memory.

dr.ketan said:
Connect device as mass storage and delete from PC
still you can't delete it then install unlocker (attached here) to PC and delete with that
This should work otherwise
Last option copy data to PC and format internal memory.
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Thanks Dr. Ketan
I can't delete from Windows or Linux on a PC.
The forward slash confuses both O/Ss.
I'll give the UnLocker a go, thanks very much for that :thumbup:
I've tried formatting through CWM and Android, it fails for some reason.
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The unlocker tool didn't do the job I'm afraid.
And Windows would not format the partition.
I found a Windows tool for formatting FAT32 on large memory sticks.
Copied all the files from my internal memory, apart from the dodgy file.
Used the FAT32 tool to format the partition.
Copied all my files back.
NanDroid now works
Awesome
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Answer to Question found - please close this thread
Hi moderators.
I have an answer to the question I posed, so happy for this thread to be closed.
Thanks.

FabreFaction said:
The unlocker tool didn't do the job I'm afraid.
And Windows would not format the partition.
I found a Windows tool for formatting FAT32 on large memory sticks.
Copied all the files from my internal memory, apart from the dodgy file.
Used the FAT32 tool to format the partition.
Copied all my files back.
NanDroid now works
Awesome
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Hello.
I have exactly the same problem as you. Could you explain the way you format the partition? I tried with 3 different usb format tools but I cant find the way to format it from my computer, they dont detect my internal memory as a usb drive and I dont know how to do it
Thank you very much.

diripirate said:
Hello.
I have exactly the same problem as you. Could you explain the way you format the partition? I tried with 3 different usb format tools but I cant find the way to format it from my computer, they dont detect my internal memory as a usb drive and I dont know how to do it
Thank you very much.
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I had the same issue with multiple files not deleting. The solution I found was the following. I have Chasmodo's Asylym ROM installed, and its kernel has the TWRP recovery, and in advanced settings of that recovery mode you have the option to pick what you want to mount. I connected Note to my PC and picked Mount USB storage in TWRP, and the phone's internal storage was now accessible on my computer. After that, I just formatted it on my PC using the usual method: right click on the drive, Format, picked FAT32 and quick format. It cleaned the entire thing and the freakin files were finally gone. Do keep in mind that this wipes your entire internal storage.
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diripirate said:
Hello.
I have exactly the same problem as you. Could you explain the way you format the partition? I tried with 3 different usb format tools but I cant find the way to format it from my computer, they dont detect my internal memory as a usb drive and I dont know how to do it
Thank you very much.
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Hi
So sorry I haven't replied earlier, I removed the subscription from the thread once I nailed the problem.
Basically you have to connect to the N7000 as a mass storage device.
There are different ways of doing this depending upon the Rom you are using.
This mounts the internal and external drive on the N7000 as drives in Windows.
Then using a FAT32 formatter you can format the internal drive.
It's that simple.
Take it easy.........FF
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FabreFaction said:
Hi
So sorry I haven't replied earlier, I removed the subscription from the thread once I nailed the problem.
Basically you have to connect to the N7000 as a mass storage device.
There are different ways of doing this depending upon the Rom you are using.
This mounts the internal and external drive on the N7000 as drives in Windows.
Then using a FAT32 formatter you can format the internal drive.
It's that simple.
Take it easy.........FF
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When I face these problems on Linux, usually I use " rm -i * ".
That is the interactive mode of "rm".
So basically the system will ask you to delete each file it founds on the directory. You'll answer "no" for each file except the one you want to delete.
The system should be able to pass the right info to the rm command (I think it will not pass the name but the inode) to delete it.

Is USB Mass storage possible?

I Is it possible to mount the internal storage as USB Mass Storage device on the PC. I like to sync the memory to PC from time to time. It is important that the internal storage is mounted as a separate drive and not a portable device.

jesrani said:
I Is it possible to mount the internal storage as USB Mass Storage device on the PC. I like to sync the memory to PC from time to time. It is important that the internal storage is mounted as a separate drive and not a portable device.
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Yes, just select the USB notification you get when you connect it and instead of charging you can choose to mount it as a drive.

jd1001 said:
Yes, just select the USB notification you get when you connect it and instead of charging you can choose to mount it as a drive.
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When I select File Transfer option, it mounts as a portable device and not with a drive letter. As a portable drive I am able to access the files but cannot do automated backups using many backup software. Need to mount with a drive letter.

jesrani said:
When I select File Transfer option, it mounts as a portable device and not with a drive letter. As a portable drive I am able to access the files but cannot do automated backups using many backup software. Need to mount with a drive letter.
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There's a reason for that. Read this:
http://www.howtogeek.com/192732/android-usb-connections-explained-mtp-ptp-and-usb-mass-storage/
Alternatively, you could enable USB debugging and use ADB commands or something to back up device data.

If your rooted try USB mass storage enabler (UMS enabler v1.6). I have not tried it myself

Amd4life said:
If your rooted try USB mass storage enabler (UMS enabler v1.6). I have not tried it myself
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Our phones CAN NEVER do USB Mass Storage, NO MATTER WHAT.
http://www.howtogeek.com/192732/android-usb-connections-explained-mtp-ptp-and-usb-mass-storage/
We use EXT4 or F2FS, but not FAT(16) or FAT32 anymore.
OP or Mods, please close this thread as answered.

card13 said:
Our phones CAN NEVER do USB Mass Storage, NO MATTER WHAT.
http://www.howtogeek.com/192732/android-usb-connections-explained-mtp-ptp-and-usb-mass-storage/
We use EXT4 or F2FS, but not FAT(16) or FAT32 anymore.
OP or Mods, please close this thread as answered.
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Lol! My linux box can read any file system. The issue is that internal storage is part of data now.
That said usb mass storage drivers work fine. There is a virtual cd drive with drivers. Im just wondering what linux /dev that is on the phone so I can wipe it and cram something else in there… make a rescue boot out of my phone!

uudruid74 said:
Lol! My linux box can read any file system. The issue is that internal storage is part of data now.
That said usb mass storage drivers work fine. There is a virtual cd drive with drivers. Im just wondering what linux /dev that is on the phone so I can wipe it and cram something else in there… make a rescue boot out of my phone!
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If you want to boot a distro or windows or even a UBCD type ISO from the phone, that's what DriveDroid is for.

SpasilliumNexus said:
If you want to boot a distro or windows or even a UBCD type ISO from the phone, that's what DriveDroid is for.
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I tried it. It doesnt work at all on my device (OnePlus 3T) and the interface blows badly, although I hacked my own APK that works great. No interface, just tap an ISO from anywhere.
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Shameless plug. Here is my solution. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3570546
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[Request] Stickmount magisk

Hello, I love Magisk and all the modules available but there's one problem, Stickmount will not work with MagiskSU. Could anyone look into getting Stickmount to work with MagiskSU? Thanks!

I second this.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/magisk-v9-module-sd-write-access-t3503988
I use this module instead of stickmount, works absolutely fine.

de.er said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/magisk-v9-module-sd-write-access-t3503988
I use this module instead of stickmount, works absolutely fine.
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I just tested this on a Nexus 6P running v7.1.2 and it does not work for what I use it for. I use StickMount to be able to read and write external USB flash drives/hard drives/SD card readers/etc that are formatted in NTFS.
I simply plug in a NTFS formatted drive/card into my phone and StickMount automatically mounts it to /storage/emulated/0/usbStorage/ with full read and write access thanks to ElementalX Kernel NTFS write support.
I have not found any other method to do this that is as simple, elegant, and fast as StickMount.

ACiDxCHRiST said:
I just tested this on a Nexus 6P running v7.1.2 and it does not work for what I use it for. I use StickMount to be able to read and write external USB flash drives/hard drives/SD card readers/etc that are formatted in NTFS.
I simply plug in a NTFS formatted drive/card into my phone and StickMount automatically mounts it to /storage/emulated/0/usbStorage/ with full read and write access thanks to ElementalX Kernel NTFS write support.
I have not found any other method to do this that is as simple, elegant, and fast as StickMount.
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Yep, and that's what the module does, just mounts them at mnt/media_rw it's quick and automatic

de.er said:
Yep, and that's what the module does, just mounts them at mnt/media_rw it's quick and automatic
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It doesn't work. Nexus 6P Stock v7.1.2, ElementalX Kernel v4.08, Magisk v12.0
Nothing mounted in /mnt/media_rw/
Nothing mounted in /data/media/0/
Nothing mounted in /storage/emulated/0/
No toast notification that anything was mounted. No notification tray item. Nothing. All I get is the standard Android System notification saying Unsupported USB drive.
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I have tested this with Magisk v13 as well and the result is still the same. I also tested 5 or 6 other apps from the Play Store that claimed to be able to mount NTFS drives and they all failed to mount. StickMount is the only app that can do it correctly. But it is only currently working with SuperSU.

ACiDxCHRiST said:
It doesn't work. Nexus 6P Stock v7.1.2, ElementalX Kernel v4.08, Magisk v12.0
Nothing mounted in /mnt/media_rw/
Nothing mounted in /data/media/0/
Nothing mounted in /storage/emulated/0/
No toast notification that anything was mounted. No notification tray item. Nothing. All I get is the standard Android System notification saying Unsupported USB drive.
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I have tested this with Magisk v13 as well and the result is still the same. I also tested 5 or 6 other apps from the Play Store that claimed to be able to mount NTFS drives and they all failed to mount. StickMount is the only app that can do it correctly. But it is only currently working with SuperSU.
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Did you try the one by paragon? It does the job with ntfs...
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teddy0209 said:
Did you try the one by paragon? It does the job with ntfs...
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Yeah I did. When I tap "Mount" and then select the mount point, the app freezes for a few seconds then the notification pops up and the app returns to the previous screen with the option to select "Mount" again and the flash drive showing Unmounted. It never actually Mounts it anywhere. I actually used to use that app with another device before I started using StickMount. But Paragon it is not working with the Nexus 6P v7.1.2.

ACiDxCHRiST said:
Yeah I did. When I tap "Mount" and then select the mount point, the app freezes for a few seconds then the notification pops up and the app returns to the previous screen with the option to select "Mount" again and the flash drive showing Unmounted. It never actually Mounts it anywhere. I actually used to use that app with another device before I started using StickMount. But Paragon it is not working with the Nexus 6P v7.1.2.
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Might be because it's the older build, it has always been free, but the new version is now paid, did you try both?
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teddy0209 said:
Might be because it's the older build, it has always been free, but the new version is now paid, did you try both?
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One is a free root app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paragon.mounter
The other is a helper for Total Commander, that has in-app purchases: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paragon.tcplugins_ntfs_ro
The root app is the one that I have always used and the one that has the functionality that I want (auto mounting to /data/media/0/ with read/write access) but it doesn't work.
The other app requires you to manually mount the drive each time and even though it said that it works in trial mode and the "Mount" button changed to an "Unmount" button when I tapped it, I could not find the drive mounted anywhere on the filesystem.
So yes, I tried both and neither worked.

Just did couple of tests with different pendrives and it seems the key word here is NTFS, isn't it? FAT and FAT32 drives mount without a fail, but NTFS ones simply don't. You might consider using FAT drives if that's an option? For the sake of getting it working?

de.er said:
Just did couple of tests with different pendrives and it seems the key word here is NTFS, isn't it? FAT and FAT32 drives mount without a fail, but NTFS ones simply don't. You might consider using FAT drives if that's an option? For the sake of getting it working?
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It's the limitations... ?
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