On sdcard and phone storage settings it only says Sdcard storage and internal storage but doesnt show my 8gb internal, any solutions? Is there a script or something, maybe?
In the list of known issues
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=722478
mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p3 /emmc
or read the sticky thread to make it do it on boot
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I mount my phone (I have the drivers installed) but all I get is the 2gb card, not my SD or internal SD... Advice?
EDIT: Occurs whether I select mount or unmount in the settings menu.
quick help needed.
how do i activate internal storage?
i tried to mount it from cwm but nothing happens.
Is ICS feature.
I use Multi Mount SD-Card Lite to mount Internal SD on my U8800Pro with Aurora
Add the widget to your home screen, and select between one of the Sdcards, for some reason, when I choose Both of then to be mounted, It doesn't mount my Internal SD, but you could try, and see If is any diferent to you
For me sdcard1 was the Internal SD.
Resolved: by switching to the custom ROM Buttered AOKP 4.2.2 [+Aroma] and using its the default kernel. The OTG connected SDCards formatted as either ext4 or FAT32 was automatically mounted with RW accessable. Stickmount was not required. It seems odd that the neither the popular SentinelROM/KTManta nor Tasker650/Trinity Ten custom ROM/kernels would mount the same ext4 formatted SD cards.
I am running custom ROM/Kernel combination Tasker650 TX34 and Trinity Ten. Using gparted I can format an external SD card with FAT32 or NTFS and the SD card is automatically mounted by the N10. Settings->Storage can mount and unmount the OTG connected storage without issue.
If I reformat the SD card as ext4 it is not auto mounted but Settings->Storage does show a "Mount USB" button. Unfortunately clicking on it causes the SD card reader's light to flash but the file structure never show up in "/usbdisk". Note: I have the same problem with "SentinelROM and KTManta".
What is strange is that TWRP can see and mount the ext4 formatted SD card without issue from a "/usb-otg" mount point. File browsing the SD card also works but only in TWRP.
I tried from a terminal session to mount it manually:
> busybox mount -t ext4 -o nosuid,nodev /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /storage/usbdisk
but it always return the error that "/dev/block/mmcblk1p1" does not exist which is true.
From everything I've read ext2,3,4 formatted SD cards should all be recognized. I am looking to load files greater than 4GB and have full RW access to the SD card. NTFS can accommodate the file size but is limited to Read-Only access.
Maybe the mount point is different for ext4 formatted SD cards but I can't find that mount point. If anyone can shed some light on this issue I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Doug
I have a SD card installed in my i9500. As you know, i9500 has 16GB built-in RAM, and I found that /sdcard (also /mnt/sdcard) is mounted to internal storage(seems /storage/sdcard0), external SD card is located in /storage/extSdCard ( /mnt/sdcard mounted to here). But some old apps don't support customizing download destination, and most downloaded files went to the internal storage. Also there's some game saves in external SD, but they won't be detected. How I can fix that?
ps: Sorry for my bad English:silly:
Where should my external and internal sd cards be mounted?
Especially when it comes to things like these Google Edition roms and games like San Andreas that look for their data in sdcard/Android/data/obb?
How do you have yours setup and what is the most appropriate way to have it mounted?
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synthecypher said:
Where should my external and internal sd cards be mounted?
Especially when it comes to things like these Google Edition roms and games like San Andreas that look for their data in sdcard/Android/data/obb?
How do you have yours setup and what is the most appropriate way to have it mounted?
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I have a Google Edition phone running stock 4.4.2. There are multiple mount points and symbolic links for the internal and external SD cards. Here's what I have:
Internal SD mount points:
/storage/emulated/0
/storage/emulated/legacy
/mnt/shell/emulated/0
/mnt/shell/emulated/legacy
Internal SD symbolic links:
/sdcard --> /storage/emulated/legacy
/mnt/sdcard --> /storage/emulated/legacy
/storage/sdcard0 --> /storage/emulated/legacy
External SD mount points:
/mnt/media_rw/extSdCard
/storage/extSdCard
External SD symbolic links:
/mnt/extSdCard --> /storage/extSdCard
You should be able to get to the Android/obb folder using any of the internal SD card paths, but both /storage/emulated/0/Android/obb and /storage/emulated/legacy/Android/obb are mount points, so these are probably the best ones to use.
Hope that helps.