Hey guy I'm not sure what happened but the SD card became unmounted and I wiped and did the soft brick with a wug's toolbox and still can't mount and haven't found much on here. Any ideas
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Sdcard can't be mounted in recovery http://teamw.in/DataMedia
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So what'd the best way to fix my SD card mount problem... Flash a aosp rom
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Have you tried flashing all the stock images? Try running the sh or bat file in the extracted directory.
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When I try to root my phone I can't because when I click to -APPLY UPDATE FROM SD CARD- says:
E:failed to mount /sdcard (No such file or directory) E:Can't mount /sdcard
Install from sdcard complete.
I'm already installed the update.zip but says this thing again!!!!! What I have to do?
Thanks!
dnzdeniz said:
When I try to root my phone I can't because when I click to -APPLY UPDATE FROM SD CARD- says:
E:failed to mount /sdcard (No such file or directory) E:Can't mount /sdcard
Install from sdcard complete.
I'm already installed the update.zip but says this thing again!!!!! What I have to do?
Thanks!
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First go to CWM then chose storage (i dont remember) and mount sd card. Then try again..
if it dont work then you should format ur sd card
Am I just have to put the CWM to sdcard?
dnzdeniz said:
Am I just have to put the CWM to sdcard?
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what kernel do you use??better flash ur phone using odin
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My kernel is:
2.6.35.7 [email protected] #1
Few days ago i tried to do odin but odin always said I was failed. I'm tried odin with one file it will be a problem for doing odin? i was heard something i can do odin with one file.
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My phone it was 5800 before when i bought galaxy y, and im still using the same sdcard and when im buyed galaxy y i dont do format to my sdcard. These things can be problem? Am i have to format?
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Format and try..
Copy all files from SDcard to PC and then copy back after formatting.
Im formatted my phone today thats reason i cant reply...
My phone is formatted but its says same thing again...
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maybe you have the wrong update zip.
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Im tried every update.zip's. And my problem its not about update.zip, about recovery mod.
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Use odin and try to flash a fresh stock rom. Then try rooting again by using zip file. Root your phone using stock recovery not cwm.
send from Gods Own Country........
I'm already done my job with odin. I'm tried rooting again and again but it didn't worked...
Guys, I just learned my sd is not working well that's why recovery mod dont see my sd... Thank you all!
I was wondering... If you do a factory reset in cwm, will it remove the contents of the virtual SD card? I would hope it wouldn't, but want to make sure.
Also wondering if it would erase the contents of the cwm backup folder, since that's been separated out now.
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hinxman said:
I was wondering... If you do a factory reset in cwm, will it remove the contents of the virtual SD card? I would hope it wouldn't, but want to make sure.
Also wondering if it would erase the contents of the cwm backup folder, since that's been separated out now.
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No if you do a factory reset in cwm it wipes only the /data and cache partitions so you can then flash a rom which overwrites /system, so everything but /sdcard gets wiped.
And what about the cwm folder? I haven't heard of it changing.
It's always been /sdcard/clockworkmod/
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With the nexus 10, the clockwork mod backup folder is in /mint/shell/emulated/clockworkmod
Thanks for the heads up, I appreciate it.
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hinxman said:
With the nexus 10, the clockwork mod backup folder is in /mint/shell/emulated/clockworkmod
Thanks for the heads up, I appreciate it.
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weird, I went to find my clockworkmod folder and it's not in my sdcard. =O
I also can't find "/mint/" maybe you meant /mnt? but even then it's still not there. I did a nandroid backup, but I cannot find the folder.
Mistype, /mnt/
I know that alot of apps can't see that directory, thats "by design" from what i've seen... i'm using ES File Manager, have it set to root permissions, and have it set to up to root, and i'm able to see it there.
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Ah you're right..root browser shows them.
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So I made a backup using CWM (I am running Paranoid Android 3). If I flash a different ROM, can I use this to restore all of my data? And were are the backup files located? Thanks.
Use titanium backup to restore apps and app data but do not restore system apps or data.
Your cwm nandroids are stored in /data/media/clockworkmod
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So does that restore the internal sd card as well?
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So does that restore the internal sd card as well?
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No. The ONLY way to backup your sdcard is to copy it elsewhere. PC USB otg or something. NONE of the backup utilities actually backup your sdcard
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Ok that helped a ton. Thanks!
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Hi all,
I've come from Desire S which is a little different from this one when it come to flashing a roms it seems.
I'm unable to mount my sd card in recovery after a full wipe to put the zip onto it, I can do side load and have my custom rom on now but needless to say when in recovery i like to put my zips there and now cant.
I've noticed I don't have a 4EXT folder on my sd either if that means anything.
Help
What recovery are you using. You won't see a 4ext folder because there is no 4ext recovery for Nexus 4
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You can't.
The nexus 4 doesn't use ums storage.
It uses mtp which can't be mounted in recovery.
You can always use adb with
Adb push ROM.zip /sdcard
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Alex240188 said:
You can't.
The nexus 4 doesn't use ums storage.
It uses mtp which can't be mounted in recovery.
You can always use adb with
Adb push ROM.zip /sdcard
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Rgr guys thanks for the info just a new way of transferring then compared to DS.
Hello, I made a backup in twrp and its 3GB large. I even deleted my music and it is still that large. How can I make smaller nandroids?
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It will remain that large no matter what until you delete it since disk images can build up there own size which will make them empty but the recovery uses a tool to write to this image file and has to leave some unused space to the nearest Gigabyte or Megabyte.
Deleting stuff on your SD will NEVER shrink a file in size unless your editing the text or code.
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andyabc said:
It will remain that large no matter what until you delete it since disk images can build up there own size which will make them empty but the recovery uses a tool to write to this image file and has to leave some unused space to the nearest Gigabyte or Megabyte.
Deleting stuff on your SD will NEVER shrink a file in size unless your editing the text or code.
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I mean I deleted my music before I made the backup.
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Thibaultvw said:
I mean I deleted my music before I made the backup.
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Well the music is gone now, TWRP does not backup contents of your internal storage.
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andyabc said:
Well the music is gone now, TWRP does not backup contents of your internal storage.
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Nope I backed it all up on my pc. But there is no way to make backups smaller? On CWM they are a lot smaller I thought?
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Nope I backed it all up on my pc. But there is no way to make backups smaller? On CWM they are a lot smaller I thought?
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Well the backup does backup the data partition, system partition, dalvik cache, cache and .android_secure from the internal storage.
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Thibaultvw said:
Hello, I made a backup in twrp and its 3GB large. I even deleted my music and it is still that large. How can I make smaller nandroids?
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Your backups will always be large, but if you make sure compression is enabled when you are going through the backup process then it should shrink it down a little, I get around 1.4GB for a twrp nandroid
Hope this helps
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