Hi,
is it possible to connect external hdd to nexus 7 (its not cecognize)
First I had problems with USB sticks, but after root works thei fine, but the problem with ext hdd ist still there
Thank you for your help
imi29 said:
Hi,
is it possible to connect external hdd to nexus 7 (its not cecognize)
First I had problems with USB sticks, but after root works thei fine, but the problem with ext hdd ist still there
Thank you for your help
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try changing its format from ntfs to fat32
Yep above is correct, any ext storage Has to be fat32
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I have SD Card format FAT32,there's a problem with mounting android MIUI.WHen usb connected to my HTC HD2 MIUI,then there's was no respond with my labtop with Windows 7???Is there anyone can help me solve this problem...
Everytime have to take the SD card out and use the sd card reader to copy the files...
USB cable could be not working.
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the usb cable is still in good condition.Previous ever booted to WP7,then back to android but after my labtop can't mount the usb storage already.Is there a problem with the sd card is fat32 ????
ken_ping said:
the usb cable is still in good condition.Previous ever booted to WP7,then back to android but after my labtop can't mount the usb storage already.Is there a problem with the sd card is fat32 ????
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Have you TRIED another USB cable or another USB port?
i already try all the usb port and eventhough change the usb cable...also no respond with my labtop...help please...
Is it possible to copy videos stored on n10 to an external SD card?
1) Hook both the the N10 and the SD card up to your computer and copy.
2) Use Stickmount and an OTG cable to copy them.
Thanks, but, looking for a direct solution without use of a computer.
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Thanks, but, looking for a direct solution without use of a computer.
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Then use Stickmount with an OTG cable. Plug an SD Card reader into the OTG cable and put your SD Card in it.
kgeissler said:
Then use Stickmount with an OTG cable. Plug an SD Card reader into the OTG cable and put your SD Card in it.
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I actually have an issue with the SD card - i'm not able to write to it. It is mounted through stickmount and is shown in any explorer ( but not in the storage though) however I can't write to it (nor it is showing the content). I can 'read' the content using Nexus media Importer, but that's pretty much it
Any suggestions?
(i have rooted nexus 10)
Use FAT32 as filesystem. If you intend to store large videos (>4GB), you will have to split them into multiple linked files (using MKVtoolnix for example).
Is FAT32 the recommended way to go with sdcards as a general rule, or just in the OP's case?
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bruce7373 said:
Is FAT32 the recommended way to go with sdcards as a general rule, or just in the OP's case?
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fat32 is the read and write format for otg and ntfs is read only. So ya I would recommend fat32.
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Hi i am connected my external usb 3.0 to my usb otg. however its i am prompted not supported. any help
sorry my english
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Is it NTFS formatted? Apparently the stock ROM/kernel doesn't support NTFS. Try Ext4, FAT or exFAT.
it doesn't meets the power requirement , i have a seagate backup plus 1 tb external and its usb3.0 and doesn't works on usb otg , get an external powered usb port and then try connecting it, would definitely work.
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Some say OTG works on 4.4.2 some say it doesn't work.
So, can I use otg pendrive on KK or not?
Yes it does
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And no problems copying files into otg mass storage?
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And no problems copying files into otg mass storage?
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yes no problems coying/moving from internal to usb storage or from usb storage to internal also no problems viewing photos from usb storage or playing media files(videos and music):good:
Hi, I seem to have USB OTG working to access an SD Card through my N7 (2012), but it only works with my 1GB card and not my 32GB card. Both are FAT32. Anyone know if there's a maximum size? Or have any pointers and getting this working? With the 32GB, StickMount says "usb storage is blank or has unsupported filesystem".
Running Kernel M (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2168787) and CyanogenMod 11.0 by koko98 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2509905)
Cheers
My first suggestion would be to test the 32 GB card in another device such as a laptop. If it fails to be recognized or requires formatting, that would be the issue. Another possible solution would be to format the card to NTFS as it appears Kernel M supports that file system.
Maybe the first thing to try, however stupid it may sound, is to reboot you Nexus if you haven't already. My own device can be finicky with some of my USB sticks and is often times fixed with a simple reboot for whatever reason. Hopefully one of these suggestions helps you with your problem.
Could the recovery version/type have anything to do with it??
I've been using a USB otg from meenova with a 16gb card, works fine with twrp 2.6.3.1 and 2.7.0.0.
Using gen 1 nexus 7.
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