please help?on card system show FAT32
I solved problem using :HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool - v2.1.8
as I checked the internal storage fs is generic hierarchy (I have not yet seen this type )
but I know that such Fs supports files larger than 4gig
so when formatted the tf what kinds of fs will manage it
if you format using format option in settings then you will get fat32 for microsd
After formatting the card on linux via gparted, android shows the sd card as damaged and asks me to format it? How does one mount an ext4 card?
I am just guessing, but since the SD has to be compatible as USB Mass Storage Device, it must be formatted in FAT32. Windows for example cannot handle linux/UNIX specific partitions like ext3 or ext4.
Which file format is best for read/write speed??
fat32 or exfat
Hi, anyone can suggest me for best file system sdcard 128GB that can write more than 4GB files? I think Mi A1 support exFAT file system, but not. I don't like using mysdcard as internal storage.
fachry said:
Hi, anyone can suggest me for best file system sdcard 128GB that can write more than 4GB files? I think Mi A1 support exFAT file system, but not. I don't like using mysdcard as internal storage.
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Fat format system doesn't support more than 4gb per file transfert
Tour sdcard will be formated in the appropriate format when you'll put in it
Just don't choose the internal option
It will be in ext4 if things haven't changed
Dead-neM said:
Fat format system doesn't support more than 4gb per file transfert
Tour sdcard will be formated in the appropriate format when you'll put in it
Just don't choose the internal option
It will be in ext4 if things haven't changed
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I have been formating as portable storage my sdcard, but when I check on PC, file system stay on FAT32.
fachry said:
I have been formating as portable storage my sdcard, but when I check on PC, file system stay on FAT32.
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Well then try to format it on ext4 or NTFS through your PC and see if it is correctly mounted and recognised when you put it into your mia1
Dead-neM said:
Well then try to format it on ext4 or NTFS through your PC and see if it is correctly mounted and recognised when you put it into your mia1
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I was try to format my sdcard to ext4 from mini partition tools software, but it remains undetected and is only considered a corrupted memory card in stock ROM.
fachry said:
I was try to format my sdcard to ext4 from mini partition tools software, but it remains undetected and is only considered a corrupted memory card in stock ROM.
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Format your sdcard from your pc (default values)
Enter sdcard in phone
Format sdcard in phone.
Insert sdcard in pc or use an app to check filesystem of sdcard and report back.
alkesh95 said:
Format your sdcard from your pc (default values)
Enter sdcard in phone
Format sdcard in phone.
Insert sdcard in pc or use an app to check filesystem of sdcard and report back.
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This my file system SDCard after follow your instruction. What the mean about "sdcardfs"?
fachry said:
This my file system SDCard after follow your instruction. What the mean about "sdcardfs"?
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Stock does not support exfat or NTFS. It only support fat32 if you are using custom rom then you can use any format . Fat32 only support upto 4 gb file size.