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Is it possible to loose root?

Sorry guys, I thought I could handle this, but I just tried to update to Hakuro's new rom, but I think my problem is something else. Let me explain.
I used to have H's Cupcake build and I just wiped, installed the radio, installed the SPL and installed the new firmware. I used a Linux machine for format my 4gb memory card with 3gb fat and 1gb ext2 and I extracted the zip file into its own folder.
I have tried doing an "adb shell ls /system" and it shows there are no files there. Have I lost root access? Is that what would make that folder vanish for me?

if you're booted into recovery, /system isn't mounted.
is that the case?

Ah, yes. I guess I was getting a little over worried about nothing. So at least I don't have to worry about 'that' being the problem of why my phone keeps rebooting.
I can wait until the main thread gets unlocked... Unless anyone wants to share some ideas?

madelk said:
Ah, yes. I guess I was getting a little over worried about nothing. So at least I don't have to worry about 'that' being the problem of why my phone keeps rebooting.
I can wait until the main thread gets unlocked... Unless anyone wants to share some ideas?
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if you didn't wipe, i'd def try that

I did. I expect that doing "adb shell ls /sdcard" should work in recovery, correct?

madelk said:
I did. I expect that doing "adb shell ls /sdcard" should work in recovery, correct?
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/sdcard isn't mounted in recovery, either.
if you do:
adb shell
...then...
mount /sdcard
you can read / write to the card just fine

Ahh, I thought a messed up the Apps-SD step. I'm getting a message saying:
"mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /sdcard failed: Invalid argument"

Hmm, my Linux machine sees the partitions just fine.
/dev/sdb2 fat32 2.74GiB
/dev/sdb1 ext2 1.00GiB
Both appear to be primary partitions.
I tried doing a "busybox df -h" in ADB and it didn't list my SD card.

Apps2SD works but I'm losing Internal Memory too?

Hello,
I thought that Apps2SD wasn't working on my Modaco 2.9 ROM. I was fairly certain that this could be down to a formatting error on my SD. I formatted the SD card again on my computer and the apps still remained in the phone's memory. Or at least the internal memory displayed a reduced figure each time I installed an app.
So what I did next was to install Amon Ra's recovery (version 1.3.2).
Once I'd done that I wiped my Dalvic Cache and rebooted.
Once I'd done that I repaired my EXT Cache and upgraged it to EXT4.
Once I'd done that (and with still no memory change)
I backed up my SD Card and then partitioned it again using the option in the Recovery menu.
I boot the phone and all my apps and shortcuts are gone, as if they were installed on the SD card (which had just been partioned). When I checked the phone's memory it was STILL saying I had 73mb internal memory.
I don't get it! What's happened?!
(also posted at Modaco)

Well the thing that I found out about internal memory after numerous formatting and whatnot...is that Gmail storage takes up space using your INTERNAL memory. Meaning, whenever your Gmail is synced, it'll save those emails on your internal memory. Don't trust me? Take a look at your internal memory, then go to applications > gmail storage > clear data and you'll see that your internal memory has gone up.
To confirm that A2SD is working, open a terminal (such as Better Terminal Emulator):
To confirm whether A2SD is working properly from a terminal / ADB Shell type:
busybox df -h
You should see something along these lines below:
/dev/block/mccblk0p2 532.9M 67.1M 438.7M 13% /system/sd
The key is that you see one of the entries as /system/sd
This means that the phone is picked up your Ext2 partition.
Next if you see the above you can check that you setup the symlinks properly.
To do this type these cmds:
cd /data/app
pwd
The terminal returns /system/sd/app which means that the apps are now being saved onto the Ext2 Partition since the /system/sd = your Ext2 partition.
If it returns /data/app then the apps are still being installed onto the phone's internal rom.
Hope this helps, let me know if not.
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Taken from somewhere, I forgot. All credit goes to that poster. Oh and Ext2 can also be 3 or 4 depending on what you have.

A2SD - Can someone point me to a how-to?

Fairly new to custom ROMs... Started with Damage 2.0.2 and been updating all the way through to 2.0.7.2, but never attempted the A2SD. Can someone point me to a good how to guide on setting this up for the first time. I have found a few forum how-to's on switching SD cards with A2SD, but most things i am finding with searches are assuming it is already setup.
Please attach links or paste in a simple how-to for me. Thanks.
Also, will I be able to keep this ROM intact, (i know i will have to backup the SD card to repartition it...), but will i have to wipe the ROM as well after the ext is built to reinstall the ROM?

Make a copy of your SD card to your computer.
Reboot into recovery.
Partition Your SD card, I used 0 swap and 380 something for the ext.
Toggle MS through recovery and copy your SD card files back to your card.
Reboot.
Get Quick System Info from the market.(It shows how much memory is left on your partition, basically an easy way to tell if it worked)

durandetto said:
Make a copy of your SD card to your computer.
Reboot into recovery.
Partition Your SD card, I used 0 swap and 380 something for the ext.
Toggle MS through recovery and copy your SD card files back to your card.
Reboot.
Get Quick System Info from the market.(It shows how much memory is left on your partition, basically an easy way to tell if it worked)
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What do you mean by toggle MS through recovery?

It's an option in recovery it allows you to view your SD card on you computer. MS stands for Mass Storage.

durandetto said:
It's an option in recovery it allows you to view your SD card on you computer. MS stands for Mass Storage.
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So how do I move the current apps over to the SD card once it is partitioned and up and running?

http://geekfor.me/faq/apps2sd/
This link mentions some other methods to check if it's running. However, it's for fresh rom. Maybe others can chime in to say if the information is the same for damage control roms. As far as I know, the main trick is just partitioning the sdcard using the recovery tool as durandetto mentioned. If the rom sees an ext partition, a2sd will automatically start working. I too am using dc2.0.7.2.
For me, quick system info shows a2sd working, but my internal storage is much less than I thought it would be. I understand that app data is still stored on the internal storage, but can anyone tell me if my numbers are normal or not?
A2SD Storage: 0.89GB, Free 790MB
Internal Storage: 160MB, Free 33.33MB
I probably have under 50 apps installed.

jonesdana said:
So how do I move the current apps over to the SD card once it is partitioned and up and running?
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Your apps will automatically be installed on your sd card, at least mine were.

e30user said:
http://geekfor.me/faq/apps2sd/
This link mentions some other methods to check if it's running. However, it's for fresh rom. Maybe others can chime in to say if the information is the same for damage control roms. As far as I know, the main trick is just partitioning the sdcard using the recovery tool as durandetto mentioned. If the rom sees an ext partition, a2sd will automatically start working. I too am using dc2.0.7.2.
For me, quick system info shows a2sd working, but my internal storage is much less than I thought it would be. I understand that app data is still stored on the internal storage, but can anyone tell me if my numbers are normal or not?
A2SD Storage: 0.89GB, Free 790MB
Internal Storage: 160MB, Free 33.33MB
I probably have under 50 apps installed.
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I have around the same amount of apps and I usually have almost 80mb after I clear my cache.

Does it matter if the apps were downloaded from the market or from another source? Because I have about 35MB of internal storage left as well but my A2SD appears to be working as well. I might have 25 apps.

durandetto said:
I have around the same amount of apps and I usually have almost 80mb after I clear my cache.
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I recently cleared my dalvik cache to fix some market apps not showing up. However, I just did it again so I can compare results to the numbers posted earlier.
Before:
A2SD Storage: 0.89GB, Free 790MB
Internal Storage: 160MB, Free 33.33MB
After wipe of dalvik cache:
A2SD Storage: 0.89GB, Free 790MB
Internal Storage: 160MB, Free 33.24MB
Is the dalvik cache the cache you're talking about?
Jonesdana - it might help if you mention what size sdcard you have if you're curious about typical partition sizes. I know that's one of the things I was curious about when figuring this stuff out. I have an 8gb card and set the ext3 partion for 1 gig(overkill, I know), swap 128, fat for the rest.

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e30user said:
I recently cleared my dalvik cache to fix some market apps not showing up. However, I just did it again so I can compare results to the numbers posted earlier.
Before:
A2SD Storage: 0.89GB, Free 790MB
Internal Storage: 160MB, Free 33.33MB
After wipe of dalvik cache:
A2SD Storage: 0.89GB, Free 790MB
Internal Storage: 160MB, Free 33.24MB
Is the dalvik cache the cache you're talking about?
Jonesdana - it might help if you mention what size sdcard you have if you're curious about typical partition sizes. I know that's one of the things I was curious about when figuring this stuff out. I have an 8gb card and set the ext3 partion for 1 gig(overkill, I know), swap 128, fat for the rest.
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Settings>applications>manage applications Sort by size and check the Browser, market, albums and others that you use regularly and clear cache. I doubt you'll gain 50mb, but you should gain something.

Isn't the point of this to not have to do that stuff? I don't see the benefit of a2sd from this thread.

Apps2SD
EDIT: Removed the original instructions because of errors. If you want to install A2SD version 2.5, follow these instructions on this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=666420
My apologies for any issues the original instructions may have caused.
Now, for a bonus. If you installed A2SD verison 2.5, you can also move your dalvik-cache to your sd card. This will free up more space on your internal storage. This is completely optional and does not affect the operation of A2SD. Simply enter the phone's console via adb shell, then type /system/bin/a2sd cache. The dalvik-cache will be relocated to /system/sd/dalvik-cache. If you do this, make sure the phone is fully booted.
You can move your dalvik-cache manually without version 2.5.
In the adb shell, type the following commands:
mkdir /system/sd/dalvik-cache
chown 777 /system/sd/dalvik-cache
cp /data/dalvik-cache/* /system/sd/dalvik-cache
rm /data/dalvik-cache
ln -s /system/sd/dalvik-cache /data/dalvik-cache
And that's it.

tkirton said:
Okay...here's the breakdown of how to activate A2SD (a.k.a. Apps2SD)
1. (Optional) Download A2SD version 2.5: http://www.darktremor.com/files/misc/a2sd-2.5-signed.zip. Save the file to your SD card. If you don't want to download this version, skip this step.
2. Reboot the phone into recovery mode.
3. Partition the SD card by selecting Partition SD Card -> Partition SD.
4. Once you have partitioned it, press the back button to go to the main recovery menu.
5. If you downloaded the A2SD version 2.5, flash the program by selecting Flash zip from scard -> a2sd-2.5-signed.zip. Otherwise, skip this step.
6. Reboot the phone. A2SD will start when the program boots and will automatically move your programs located in /data/app and /data/app-private.
7. To validate, go into the console of the phone by typing adb shell and press ENTER. Type ls -l /data and press ENTER. Look for the entries app and app-private. Check to see if entries look like the following:
app -> /system/sd/app
app-private -> /system/sd/app-private
If you see this, then A2SD is working.
Now, for a bonus. If you installed A2SD verison 2.5, you can also move your dalvik-cache to your sd card. This will free up more space on your internal storage. This is completely optional and does not affect the operation of A2SD. Simply enter the phone's console via adb shell, then type /system/bin/a2sd cache. The dalvik-cache will be relocated to /system/sd/dalvik-cache. If you do this, make sure the phone is fully booted.
You can move your dalvik-cache manually without version 2.5.
In the adb shell, type the following commands:
mkdir /system/sd/dalvik-cache
chown 777 /system/sd/dalvik-cache
cp /data/dalvik-cache/* /system/sd/dalvik-cache
rm /data/dalvik-cache
ln -s /system/sd/dalvik-cache /data/dalvik-cache
And that's it.
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Using just the aps2sd 2.5 zip I always start with about 153 meg out of 159 meg and after all my apps are back using titanium backup (about 60 apps) I still have over 135 meg free. I never had this before I used this zip. I did not run the dalvik cache command either. After checking however my dalvik-cache is being moved to /system/sd/dalvik-cache. I see no diff in the phone than before I moved this to the SD either. It just frees up lots of space and lets you load many many more apps

so what exactly does one gain from doing this? just more space? i can't imagine there would be any increase in speed, and wouldn't this have a tiny negative impact on power usage? (small but theoretically still there)

I've never tried this either...
So, if your sdcard dies, could you just reflash the rom over itself and everything would be gravy?
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After you've installed a new card and formatted it properly, of course.

Can you flash the 2.5 over existing a2sd? or would you have to redo everything when done?
redram38 said:
Using just the aps2sd 2.5 zip I always start with about 153 meg out of 159 meg and after all my apps are back using titanium backup (about 60 apps) I still have over 135 meg free. I never had this before I used this zip. I did not run the dalvik cache command either. After checking however my dalvik-cache is being moved to /system/sd/dalvik-cache. I see no diff in the phone than before I moved this to the SD either. It just frees up lots of space and lets you load many many more apps
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bbv203 said:
Can you flash the 2.5 over existing a2sd? or would you have to redo everything when done?
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You can flash the 2.5 over the existing a2sd! I am not sure if you have to wipe the Davlik Cache, but I would recommend it. You will probably have a lengthy boot time as the Davlik Cache is written.

hmmmm...one way to find out I guess!
mjweisberg said:
You can flash the 2.5 over the existing a2sd! I am not sure if you have to wipe the Davlik Cache, but I would recommend it. You will probably have a lengthy boot time as the Davlik Cache is written.
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DDMS Error

When i try to push or pull anything it says, e/ddms the file cannot be pushed because its a read-only file system. Any help?

Mdawg112 said:
When i try to push or pull anything it says, e/ddms the file cannot be pushed because its a read-only file system. Any help?
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You have to remount the FS in read/write mode.
With adb it's 'adb remount'.

smw6180 said:
You have to remount the FS in read/write mode.
With adb it's 'adb remount'.
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Ha, I feel stupid now.

Mdawg112 said:
Ha, I feel stupid now.
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Happens to everyone at times. Don't sweat it

So what do you do, if you run adb remount
and it still say's read-only system when trying to push?
been dealing with it for a few days, looked all around the forums and didn't find anything that helped :-/

jubi23 said:
So what do you do, if you run adb remount
and it still say's read-only system when trying to push?
been dealing with it for a few days, looked all around the forums and didn't find anything that helped :-/
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Good question. Unfortunately I have no idea. Never seen it fail. theoretically there's a command line you can run in adb shell to mount the FS read/write, but I can't remember it off the top of my head.
Something like mount -o rw /dev/m3blk (as I said I can't remember the exact filesystem name). I'd do a search for 'mount -o' on the forums. It's been posted more than once and I'm too lazy to find it for you

I believe you're refering to
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
if so, tried that too :-/ still nothing
i read someone had reformatted their card on xp vs 7, so tried that to and still nothing haha
i give up
thanks btw

Yeah, I'm having the same problem as you sometimes. Other times it works. It's very strange! It annoys me. Anyone have any idea on a fix?

jubi23 said:
I believe you're refering to
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
if so, tried that too :-/ still nothing
i read someone had reformatted their card on xp vs 7, so tried that to and still nothing haha
i give up
thanks btw
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Yeah that's the one, thanks.
Have you tried that from recovery? Are you using a2sd and if so, what ext?
Are you able to mount the card as a disk drive? Are you sure the SD card isn't going bad on you?
Sounds like you've checked anything else I would have thought of...wish I could help.

Have you tried that from recovery? Are you using a2sd and if so, what ext?
Are you able to mount the card as a disk drive? Are you sure the SD card isn't going bad on you?
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Well i'm actually trying to flash a new recovery (all in the pursuit of installing flipz new fresh rom with ext4 haha), so was doing it from the computer
I tried using a2sd but i'm pretty sure it didn't work, because i went to ext4 and to my knowledge fresh 2.0d can't use ext4, so yea, i fail
i am able to mount the card as a disk drive and can move things back and fourth via explorer, play music, everything except this seems to be fine, it's only a few weeks old, so i really hope it's not dying

jubi23 said:
Well i'm actually trying to flash a new recovery (all in the pursuit of installing flipz new fresh rom with ext4 haha), so was doing it from the computer
I tried using a2sd but i'm pretty sure it didn't work, because i went to ext4 and to my knowledge fresh 2.0d can't use ext4, so yea, i fail
i am able to mount the card as a disk drive and can move things back and fourth via explorer, play music, everything except this seems to be fine, it's only a few weeks old, so i really hope it's not dying
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That could be it. ext4 doesn't play nicely with ext3 based stuff. It's 'semi' backward compatible (meaning you can mount ext4 as ext3) but it seems to have some serious inconsistencies that way. I'd recommend a re-partition and then upgrade ext3->ext4 AFTER you install the new ROM.
Heh. I had all KINDS of problems restoring an ext3 based nandroid after upgrading to ext4. Had to repartition and then restore the nandroid to get it to work.

well, loaded recovery, re-partitioned my sdcard, upgraded to ext3 and left it there, still nothing

the sd card wouldnt have any bearing on the ability to adb remount.
the /system partition is stored on the phone itself, so the mount -o ..yadda yadda
remounts the /system partition in this case /dev/block/mtdblock3.
the only reason a sd card would come to play is if youre runnign a2sd, in which case it makes symlinks (shortcuts) to the sdcard, if the sdcard is formatted improperly then a2sd will either cause a bootloop, or crash and then youre phone should boot normally but you wont have access to your ext4 partition (the partition with your apps).
im not sure how to fix a problem with adb remount, perhaps try a new version of the SDK or just a clean one.
good luck

I'm wondering if there is something wrong with my mounting
When i'm in the shell
if i cd /sdcard
then do a ls
nothing is returned
I've also directly copied the recovery image from my computer to the sdcard, and attempted to run the flash_image command and it says no such file or directory
I do have usb debugging enabled and am selected to mount the sdcard, is there some other step or something i'm missing?

nenn, i had actually just a little bit ago downloaded the latest sdk on a completely different machine and still same results

Alrite, so I was able to copy the image recovery from
explorer and flash from.terminal on my phone
Although I'd prefer to work from the pc, anyone have any other possible ideas?! I'm at a loss
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[Q] corrupted internal storage, cwm format wont fix it

so.. internal storage on my a501 is mounted as /sdcard
i ve just installed a new rom after full format and i cant use the /sdcard directory anymore.
all files and folders are there, but their attributes have been reset. folders show up as 0kb files and i cant access nor delete them.
i tried every format option available in cwm. i tried deleting them in windows after connecting the tablet with usb, nothing works
/sdcard mounts /dev/fuse. this is confusing. its as if i m stuck with corrupted inodes and no data.
what can i do to recover a functional internal storage ? :'(

mr.bryce said:
so.. internal storage on my a501 is mounted as /sdcard
i ve just installed a new rom after full format and i cant use the /sdcard directory anymore.
all files and folders are there, but their attributes have been reset. folders show up as 0kb files and i cant access nor delete them.
i tried every format option available in cwm. i tried deleting them in windows after connecting the tablet with usb, nothing works
/sdcard mounts /dev/fuse. this is confusing. its as if i m stuck with corrupted inodes and no data.
what can i do to recover a functional internal storage ? :'(
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Part of your internal storage is recognized as SD Card. Your SD should be recognized as External SD. This you should already know.
Now, to totally clear your internal memory, boot back to CWM
If you use the most recent CWM;
If you really want to remove EVERYTHING in Internal Memory, at this point, go to Backup and Restore. Select "Toggle backup and restore of internal storage (/data/media). Enable this setting by selecting it. By default, it is disabled. Then proceed to the formatting steps. This will format the Entire Internal Memory when you proceed. (if you use an older version of CWM, you should be able to find this option)
Select Go Back, Goto Mounts and Storage
1. Format System
2. Format Cache
3. Format Dalvik
4. Format Flexrom
This should get you going with the format, then reflash your rom.
Also, which rom were you trying to flash?

Thanks
i was flashing Alexandra precisely ^^;
edit: ok nvm this is the link i was missing to update cwm :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426617
ongoing

mr.bryce said:
Thanks
i was flashing Alexandra precisely ^^;
i dont have this option under backup and restore.
i m on cwm 5.0 from thor 1.3.4
i tried installing rom manager, but because my default download folder /sdcard is corrupt, it doesnt seem to install anything (says download failed check connection)
i m searching for an update.zip of 5.0.2.7 for manual update but i m not sure if its ok to use any on the A500, is it device specific ?
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You should have the option to do a complete format in your CWM (toggle option) Even on the older version.
I'll suspect the download may have gotten corrupted somehow.
Go to Tegraowners, and get the update zip for the recovery. Just copy to SD, boot and flash it. Simple process.
DO NOT USE ROM MANAGER!!!!! If you do, I can't help you.
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mr.bryce said:
Thanks
i was flashing Alexandra precisely ^^;
edit: ok nvm this is the link i was missing to update cwm :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426617
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Well, you can do it that way, but it's the same recovery I think you have now.
(it's a long story behind that)
I would still suggest you just copy the update.zip to your sd from Thor (ver 1.6), and flash it.

yep... so i did this... and still got corrupted data :'(
here s what i did step by step :
- manual update and reboot to thor recovery 1.6rev2
- toggle internal storage
(i read "backup and restore /data/media: Enabled)
- went to mounts and storage and formatted system, cache and flexrom
- went to wipe menu and wiped cache and dalvik-cache
then install zip from sdcard and alexandra rev4
Moscow Desire said:
Select "Toggle backup and restore of internal storage (/data/media). Enable this setting by selecting it. By default, it is disabled. Then proceed to the formatting steps. This will format the Entire Internal Memory when you proceed. (if you use an older version of CWM, you should be able to find this option)
Select Go Back, Goto Mounts and Storage
1. Format System
2. Format Cache
3. Format Dalvik
4. Format Flexrom
This should get you going with the format, then reflash your rom.
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it doesnt work --; i still cant use any file/folder listed under /sdcard

You formatted all 4, including Flexrom, correct?
Because I've never heard of this happening before.

i also tried the following :
toggle internal storage : enabled
use internal storage as /sdcard
format /sdcard
i read E:cant format_volume "/sdcard"Error formatting /sdcard!

mr.bryce said:
i also tried the following :
toggle internal storage : enabled
use internal storage as /sdcard
format /sdcard
i read E:cant format_volume "/sdcard"Error formatting /sdcard!
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Hang on, asking for advice. I'm lost with this one right now.
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What's strange, is that the rom flashed normally? Up and running? Because I am puzzled to say the least. You may want to try flashing another rom. Basically, the rom should not have messed with the stuff you had installed there. It usually doesn't. Try flashing another rom, and see what happens. Try Harkon. It's a stock based like mine, with only a kernel to kick it.
Also, which rom did you have before this?

Moscow Desire said:
You formatted all 4, including Flexrom, correct?
Because I've never heard of this happening before.
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only system, cache and flexrom in mounts and storage,
then cache and dalvik cache in wipe menu
so i tried again with all 4, and it gives me an error on format /data
i read "Formatting /data..."
"Skipping erase of /data/media."
"Done."
then i wiped all 3 in wipe menu (including factory reset)
and did all this again without switching to internal storage because i m clueless at this point.
flashed back the rom.
i m stuck --;
is there a way to mount /sdcard from another location ? or format /dev/fuse from a terminal ?
i tried with another rom i dont think alexandra had anything to do with it.

ok nvm i messed up
i did a chmod on /data earlier in the afternoon kind of retarded i know.
i chmod it to 777 now and got my files back.
sorry i wasted our time --; and thanks for helping

The formats should have been all 4; (with toggle enabled)
System
Data
Cache
Flexrom
According to all reason, this should have formatted your complete internal memory.
Still waiting to hear word, but I might not get anything tonight. We're in a way different time zone, and we have day jobs.
I would hate to say return to a stock status (run the stock acer rom ), as I would like to try and work this out. The problem, is with all the flashes, and all the downloads, this is the first I heard of this issue. Sort of makes it "my turf".
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mr.bryce said:
ok nvm i messed up
i did a chmod on /data earlier in the afternoon kind of retarded i know.
i chmod it to 777 now and got my files back.
sorry i wasted our time --; and thanks for helping
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Dude, I am just glad it's working now
And damn glad it wasn't something I did.
Most Rom Mod's will tell you, when something happens with their installs, we take it personally, and like to see things working.
Anyhow, it's my turf, as it is with most Mod's.
Glad it's working now, and in the future, LEAVE SH_T ALONE!!!
I'm an old guy, and my heart can't take it
Be good, Any issue, drop in my thread.

mr.bryce said:
ok nvm i messed up
i did a chmod on /data earlier in the afternoon kind of retarded i know.
i chmod it to 777 now and got my files back.
sorry i wasted our time --; and thanks for helping
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Hi,
How could you make a chmod on files?
I have a strange problem similar to you and suspect the same issue.
Thanks

gerardpuducul said:
Hi,
How could you make a chmod on files?
I have a strange problem similar to you and suspect the same issue.
Thanks
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adb shell chmod 777 [path][filename]
Example;
adb shell chmod 777 /system/xbin/su
MD

Stuck on Skipping erase of /data/media
mr.bryce said:
ok nvm i messed up
i did a chmod on /data earlier in the afternoon kind of retarded i know.
i chmod it to 777 now and got my files back.
sorry i wasted our time --; and thanks for helping
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Hey, I did everything that was going on on this thread and I had no luck. Can you explain what is a chmod or send me a link of what it is? I am stock at the recovery which the 321 euu installation provides.
Can't format on custom 321 EUU installation recovery, nor 1.7.3, nor 1.8.1 Thor version. I don't want to imagine that data partition is bad as hardware.
Thanks in advance

gatito89 said:
Can you explain what is a chmod or send me a link of what it is?
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Moscow Desire said:
adb shell chmod 777 /system/xbin/su
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i used android terminal at the time, in which case you just have to type chmod 777 /system/xbin/ORWHATEVER
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chmod