After I manually flashed update 4.2 I realized that I had less storage, so when I went to settings and storage I saw that I had 4 and a half gigabytes taking up in a file called "0" in the misc section.. It gave me the option to delete it so I did... My tablet is fine... I still have everything.. What did I delete?!
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wasscomedy said:
After I manually flashed update 4.2 I realized that I had less storage, so when I went to settings and storage I saw that I had 4 and a half gigabytes taking up in a file called "0" in the misc section.. It gave me the option to delete it so I did... My tablet is fine... I still have everything.. What did I delete?!
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i found 2 video's in my download section that only showed on root explorer but not in the downloads shortcut
I thought I had a movie on there... But with root explorer, I couldn't find it
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wasscomedy said:
I thought I had a movie on there... But with root explorer, I couldn't find it
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try using root exporer and goin to /MNT and check those folders
Thanks, I've already deleted though... I was just surprised that there was 4.5 gigs that I couldn't see
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The /0 is your sdcard.
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4.2 seems to have a couple of folders that lead to your sdcard, like: 'sdcard', 'storage-legacy', 'storage-emulated', 'storage-sdcard0' and 'storage-0'. Deleting any of these, just cleans your sdcard.
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Thank you, I figured that it was part of my SD card but I couldn't find any of my old files and my and 7 still works fine with all my stuff it was like it created an exact copy of what I already had
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How can I mount USB storage to my computer in CWM(recovery) or bootloader?
you can't
but you can still push files using jromflasher
n7of9 said:
you can't
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That's one of the reasons I moved to TWRP.
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AndDiSa said:
That's one of the reasons I moved to TWRP.
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Can you do it in TWRP then?
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Yes, works linke a charm. All my backups are now directly written to an USB-stick and the amount of free internal memory increased by almost 4 GB
Edit: upps, I think I understood you wrongly. I was thinking on USB-stick on OTG, not on MTP-mounting. That I didn't check up to now.
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Oh okay. But still its a got piece of information thanks!
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Where do the clockwork backup files get stored and can they be transferred to a Mac?
Thanks
nolig2278 said:
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Where do the clockwork backup files get stored and can they be transferred to a Mac?
Thanks
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Connect ur N7 to ur pc then go to clockworkmod folder then you'll find the backup folder. I'm pretty sure they can be transfered to a mac as the backup is just a folder.
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JohnMacky said:
Connect ur N7 to ur pc then go to clockworkmod folder then you'll find the backup folder. I'm pretty sure they can be transfered to a mac as the backup is just a folder.
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Hi, when I use ES File Explorer with root settings and view hidden files enabled, I don't see that folder. Is there any reason why I can't see the folder?
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Backup folder is in sdcard/clockworkmod/backup
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Backup folder is in sdcard/clockworkmod/backup
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Mine isn't there, but I know based on remaining space that it is somewhere.
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However you can do a search with ES Explorer to find it
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Mine isn't there, but I know based on remaining space that it is somewhere.
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mnt/shell/emulated
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I can't find them anywhere. I want to delete old ones to free up space but can't find the cwm folder anywhere.
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Look for /0 folder in file explorer. Then /clockworkmod. At least that's what it is for me
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/mnt/shell/emulated/ or /data/media/
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I need a method for installing apps to my sd card on my 16gb galaxy s4. I have tried using the folder mount app but this method only stopped my apps from working. I heard that there had been a ota update released that integrates this into the stock software, but I haven't heard any news about it coming to the att galaxy s4.
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So far app2sd has just come out for the I9500/9505. you should be able to run one of the I9505 Roms with no problems.
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Folder mount works best way better than apps 2 sd in a rom I have 7 gbs of games moved to my sd card and still have 7gbs free on internal storage with over 100 apps installed
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jenol said:
Folder mount works best way better than apps 2 sd in a rom I have 7 gbs of games moved to my sd card and still have 7gbs free on internal storage with over 100 apps installed
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He said he tried it already and didn't like it
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I tried it as well and only ended up with the same game data on both my internal and external memory. I didnt like it either. So I'll wait for the update to come to at&t.
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Well I have no issue with using folder mount maybe your doing it wrong plus you do know that apps 2 sd thats on an internation rom will move over the app buth not the data
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Am I able to move apps to the sd card without a root? Thanks
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mrbro0ks said:
Am I able to move apps to the sd card without a root? Thanks
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As far as I know no.
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I was backing up my stock rom and for some reason (probably my fault) it saved to my internal memory instead of sd card. Can I simply move it over using file explorer? Any help?
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Yes, you can just move it over. You can use the stock my files app if you'd like.
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