I can do it on Android 7.0
adb shell
sm list-disks
sm partition disk:179:192 mixed 20
it's work 7.0 but dont work on 8.0
Please Help!
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adb shell sm set-force-adoptable true
This is working for Asus: http://www.modaco.com/news/android/...e-adoptable-storage-on-your-s7-s7-edge-r1632/
Don't forget to migrate all data to your SDCard
Hey guys just wanting to know how I locate the file path to the root of internal storage on my nexus 10? Also what's the correct cmd to point terminal there ?
Any help be great manta running cm13 6.0.1
Surely someone knows how to terminal cmd to the root of internal storage???
Hi.
My device is galaxy tab 4 7" T235 with CM rom.
The default /system partition size is 2.2GB in the 8GB total device. Maybe stock used this size maybe not, the CM needs ~0.6GB , with piko gaps 0.7GB , with basic used tools moved to /system 0.9GB. The rest 1GB+ is not used . I have 128MB in /cache but 16GB seems to be enough. There is reserved 256MB partition , which can be shrinked too.
It is possible to use parted when device is in the recovery mode. The problem is to run command :
adb shell
It is not working . When I run this command I see:
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: library "libc.so" not found
page record for 0x400dd02c was not found (block_size=32)
I found , it is because CM rom uses stock samsung's kernel , protected for root.
If I am not wrong, there is only stock kernel for T235 and other unprotected does not exist.
Does a solution exist and I am able to resize the /system and /userdata partitions ? Could you hint me ?
Hi all,
I have been trying to convert my 128gb SD card to internal storage on my Galaxy Tab A without rooting.
The initial option of storage settings and formatting to internal is not there so I have been trying the Cmd option through the adb shell. The only problem with this is that cmd does not bring up anything when I type in adb shell (the tablet is connected to the laptop and in MTP with usb debugging enabled)
The adb command only shows up if I am using adb/fastboot cmd.
Now, when I bring up said cmd, it shows the following when i try to partition the 'disk':
gtaxllte:/ $ am list-volumes all
private mounted null
public:179,33 mounted 5657-0196
emulated mounted null
I then enter the following:
gtaxllte:/ $ am partition disk:179,33 private
And it does nothing, it doesn't do anything to the sd card and makes no changes. Just shows the next line:
gatxllte:/ $
What am I doing wrong here and can anyone help me please?
Thank you.
Hi everyone.
I have this S7 edge with Android 7.0 that I try to read internal memory for lost data recovery. I do step by step like this
topic https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-internal-memory-data-recovery-yes-t1994705
The device have twpr recovery, is rooted. USB debugging is enable. ADB, busy box, cygwin and netcat installed. But when I try to create a .txt file with the list of partitition by commands:
adb shell
su
find /dev/block/platform/ -name 'mmc*' -exec fdisk -l {} \; > /sdcard/list_of_gnex_partitions.txt
it's appear normally in the root directory of device... but is EMPTY (size 0B).
Can someone help me to understand why the file is empty? Thank you
This generally means the sd card is corrupted. Try formatting and if that doesn't work try wiping cache and data. Good luck