Here's the thing.
I came from another device, and bought Nexus this week.
It's perfect for me,
except one thing which keeps me crazy.
Galaxy Nexus doesn't have SDCard.
It is only nand internal memory, and yes I can live with that just fine since it is big enough.
The problem is, there's no way to mount that internal partition into pc via usb mass storage.
I don't know what it called, but certainly it is not usb mass storage.
Yes I can see my data, copy, paste to it, but it's waaaaaay to slow.. max is only approximately 5 MBps.
And the things got more serious when transfering many many many SMALL files, like photos, or some imagery cache tiles into Galaxy Nexus via usb.
it seems it tooks forever to complete
i tried many computers, many port, many usb cable, the results remain the same.
(i tried it both on ICS stock and JB stock)
(and mount sdcard on both CWM / TWRP does not work too..)
Okay, i decided i can live with that, since no usb mass storage is good thing though.. no need to worry about unplug without safely remove.
BUT the things make me crazy is:
why the heck my photos and pictures date modified is changed into today's date?
it looks bad on gallery, the date arrangements is all wrong because of that.
i tried it by many method, including i make some flashable zip contains my photos and pictures to be flashed into:
/data/media/
(which is the real location of virtual sdcard)
but the date modified still changed, but this time it gets funnier, it says modified on 2008.
is there any way to store photos and pictures from another device into galaxy nexus but keeps the date modified stay intact?
ps:
i tried transfer files via wifi (ftp apps) too.. same results..
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Try adb push. It will solve your problem.
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honest1212 said:
Try adb push. It will solve your problem.
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please, what adb command?
i tried adb push xyz /data/media/xyz/
but there's permission issue..
why?
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marhensa said:
please, what adb command?
i tried adb push xyz /data/media/xyz/
but there's permission issue..
why?
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adb push photo.jpg /sdcard/
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Try Local Sync, available on play store, it works for me.
buzzcomp said:
Try Local Sync, available on play store, it works for me.
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buzzcomp...
thank you very much for recommending it.
i already thanks all your post (it's 20 already)
anyway, you are such good man with knowledge according to all your posts..
LocalSync is the best..!!!
never thought to using it at the first place..
from now on,
i'll use it regulary.
and most importantly, it keeps date modified intact
no date modified changed... :good:
here's what i test, when syncing using Local Sync:
DELETE SCENARIO:
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> delete file on phone
> on pc gets deleted too..
> delete file on pc
> on phone gets deleted too..
ADD NEW FILE SCENARIO
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> add new file on phone
> on pc file added too..
> add new file on pc
> on phone it's added too.
EDITING / FILE CHANGES SCENARIO
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> edit some file on pc..
> it will updated on phone too.
> edit some file on phone
> it will updated on pc too..
EDITING / FILE CHANGES (BUT BOTH EDITED) SCENARIO
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> when edit some files, both edited, pc and phone
> the replaced one, is according to the settings (choose pc or phone)
MOVED FILE SCENARIO
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> when moving some files into new location (on phone)
> on pc the files will be moved too. it's moved, not doubled on two location.
vice versa.
UNIQUE SCENARIO
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> on phone, the file moved into new location.
BUT on pc that file is copied into new location (not moved, so there's two files, original location, and new location),
and the file on new location, pc, has been edited.
> the sync result is, it moved into new location, but there's two files, one is edited, one is the original (renamed into yyyyyy.orig.xxx)
Glad to hear that ..
honest1212 said:
Try adb push. It will solve your problem.
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For me, adb pull & push do not preserve original date and timestamps. However, I find this only an issue for pictures since stock gallery uses this metadata for sorting. Quickpic (available in play store) can fix this by using exif metadata to restore original file date and timestamps.
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Petrovski80 said:
For me, adb pull & push do not preserve original date and timestamps. However, I find this only an issue for pictures since stock gallery uses this metadata for sorting. Quickpic (available in play store) can fix this by using exif metadata to restore original file date and timestamps.
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I realize this post is old so sorry for the bump, but: can Quickpic actually restore and write back the original timestamps? How does this work if so? I'm trying to transfer pictures with the original timestamp for days, see original thread, but so far nothing worked for me.
Mahnn said:
I realize this post is old so sorry for the bump, but: can Quickpic actually restore and write back the original timestamps? How does this work if so? I'm trying to transfer pictures with the original timestamp for days, see original thread, but so far nothing worked for me.
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Yes it can, as long as the pictures have exif metadata.
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Use Local Sync
Personally I do not understand why such a simple thing is so difficult with android tablet or phone: keep your files up to date between PC or server and the device. This is so simple with a USB stick or even with exernal drives, even with VPN. Why is this so difficult and painfull with android devices????
I (want) to use our android tablets in meetings or even in the field. So I need a sync tool to keep files up to date on the android device side (PC and/or fileserver is always master).
Android devices = Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (GT-N8000) with ICS 4.04 and Samsung Galaxy SIII (with GT-I9300) ICS 4.04.
I have installed Local Sync (from psencik.cz). I can connect the tablet and pairing with the PC. First remark : I notice that the android device (samsung note 10.1 tablet with ICS 4.0) never shows "USB connection" but only "MTP connection". There is simply no USB option available under "wireless and networks > more settings", so it is not possible to cancel MTP.
remark 2: the tablet shows up in Windows Explorer as GT-N8000 and files are accessible (copy, move and delete possible).
So Local Sync is installed but it is no possible to sync files from PC to Android device. About the "directory" settings to set up in the PC and the android device, nothing is clear. When I set the same directory name on both, the directory with all contents on the android device side is simply deleted !
I have seen that you are using "scenarios". How can I set these in Local Sync? is there a specific ini file to be made for this?
Please, help will be greatly appreciated.
Pierre
Pierke01 said:
Personally I do not understand why such a simple thing is so difficult with android tablet or phone: keep your files up to date between PC or server and the device. This is so simple with a USB stick or even with exernal drives, even with VPN. Why is this so difficult and painfull with android devices????
I (want) to use our android tablets in meetings or even in the field. So I need a sync tool to keep files up to date on the android device side (PC and/or fileserver is always master).
Android devices = Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (GT-N8000) with ICS 4.04 and Samsung Galaxy SIII (with GT-I9300) ICS 4.04.
I have installed Local Sync (from psencik.cz). I can connect the tablet and pairing with the PC. First remark : I notice that the android device (samsung note 10.1 tablet with ICS 4.0) never shows "USB connection" but only "MTP connection". There is simply no USB option available under "wireless and networks > more settings", so it is not possible to cancel MTP.
remark 2: the tablet shows up in Windows Explorer as GT-N8000 and files are accessible (copy, move and delete possible).
So Local Sync is installed but it is no possible to sync files from PC to Android device. About the "directory" settings to set up in the PC and the android device, nothing is clear. When I set the same directory name on both, the directory with all contents on the android device side is simply deleted !
I have seen that you are using "scenarios". How can I set these in Local Sync? is there a specific ini file to be made for this?
Please, help will be greatly appreciated.
Pierre
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I dont even understand that tool. It looks so specific. Is there any FILE MANAGER with timestamp fix?
Omg back to roots.. Years after mass storage was happily introduced, it is dismissed by google plus the timestamps are forced by google. So no way to copy files. Thanks for wasting my time.
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I dont even understand that tool. It looks so specific. Is there any FILE MANAGER with timestamp fix?
Omg back to roots.. Years after mass storage was happily introduced, it is dismissed by google plus the timestamps are forced by google. So no way to copy files. Thanks for wasting my time.
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yea we all know MTP sucks.
people loves usb mass storage.
it's just dumb, why can't we preserve date modified?
although it can be preserve by some sort of software, like localsync mentioned already, but the end-user thinks it way too advanced for them.
I don't know who started this stupid MTP things, not sure if another device without sdcard using this MTP too or not (iPhone).
it seems it has been a long time since I tried localsync, I should create tutorial for it for today's android version.
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And I have a phone without SD card reader, which adds up to the chaos. I already wasted hours on this. After years of efforts to add mass storage to all relevant devices by manufacturers, the Android phone became my only device without this feature.
I finally do this:
1) copy files to SD card.
2) use USB SD microreader to connect to phone via USB OTG (this technology was not yet dismissed by google)
3) install busybox on a rooted system (because google thinks COPY command is so ridiculous to keep by default, while REMOVE and MOVE is ok)
4) cp -a /Removable/USBdisk1 /sdcard
It is even very fast but not visible. I have to keep the screen on all the time otherwise USB gets disconnected (another genius designed this).
If google wants to be similar to microsoft in treating people, they can end up having similar market share in the end..
doggydog2 said:
And I have a phone without SD card reader, which adds up to the chaos. I already wasted hours on this. After years of efforts to add mass storage to all relevant devices by manufacturers, the Android phone became my only device without this feature.
I finally do this:
1) copy files to SD card.
2) use USB SD microreader to connect to phone via USB OTG (this technology was not yet dismissed by google)
3) install busybox on a rooted system (because google thinks COPY command is so ridiculous to keep by default, while REMOVE and MOVE is ok)
4) cp -a /Removable/USBdisk1 /sdcard
It is even very fast but not visible. I have to keep the screen on all the time otherwise USB gets disconnected (another genius designed this).
If google wants to be similar to microsoft in treating people, they can end up having similar market share in the end..
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step 4, where do you type that command?
is it on terminal emulator?
yes usb otg speed is quite fast (also fast-draining battery too),
i tried copying it with solid explorer, but the date modified still changed.
maybe i should try it by terminal command like you suggest.
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maybe i should try it by terminal command like you suggest.
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yep.. not user friendly, especially when organizing more folders, but preserving timestamps is critical. after 20years of same file operation on dos, unix, windows, os2 etc, google wants to change the game. what what whaaat.
doggydog2 said:
yep.. not user friendly, especially when organizing more folders, but preserving timestamps is critical. after 20years of same file operation on dos, unix, windows, os2 etc, google wants to change the game. what what whaaat.
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found the (so-called) solution...
--- PRESERVING DATE MODIFIED ON NEXUS DEVICE ---
From Android to PC: Use MTP
From PC to Android: Use Droid Explorer
cheers..
Successfully moved all my GNex photos to my N5 and preseve file created/modified date
I'm not going to lie, this was painful - but I think I've worked out the kinks.
Required:
- Source Device
> USB OTG Capable
- Destination Device
> USB OTG Capable
> Rooted
- PC (Win7x64 for me)
> ExifTool
> Bulk File Changer
- USB Stick
- OTG Cable/Connector
Steps:
1) Copy media (jpgs, 3gps, mp4s) from source device to USB stick via OTG. This could take a while depending on how much media you're copying. Don't worry about preserving the created/modified date here as you'll be fixing it on the PC using the embedded EXIF data.
1.5) While the above is happening, place ExifTool and Bulk File Changer in the following folder on your PC C:\filecreatedatefix
2) Cut and Paste the media from the USB stick over to the following folder on your PC C:\filecreatedatefix\files
3) Run the following 3 commands (one at a time) to change the created date and modified date stamps on the files to the created date in the embedded EXIF data.
C:\filecreatedatefix\exiftool "-FileCreateDate<CreateDate" "-FileModifyDate<CreateDate" -ext .jpg -r C:\filecreatedatefix\files
C:\filecreatedatefix\exiftool "-FileCreateDate<CreateDate" "-FileModifyDate<CreateDate" -ext .3gp -r C:\filecreatedatefix\files
C:\filecreatedatefix\exiftool "-FileCreateDate<CreateDate" "-FileModifyDate<CreateDate" -ext .mp4 -r C:\filecreatedatefix\files
3.5) Any files that still aren't fixed need to be done so manually using Bulk File Changer
4) Cut and Paste the media back to the USB stick in a folder like D:\Camera
5) Plug the USB stick via OTG Cable into the Destination Device and then open a terminal window
6) Type "su" (no quotes) to enter root user mode
7) Archive copy the files from the USB stick over to the destination directory using a command like the following
cp -a /sdcard/usbStorage/sda1/Camera/* /sdcard/DCIM/Camera
This could take a while depending on how much media you're copying.
8) You're done! You may need to restart the destination device in case plugging/unplugging a USB stick destabilizes it.
Petrovski80 said:
For me, adb pull & push do not preserve original date and timestamps. However, I find this only an issue for pictures since stock gallery uses this metadata for sorting. Quickpic (available in play store) can fix this by using exif metadata to restore original file date and timestamps.
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Thank you thank you.
I've been looking for something like this for a long time. It doesn't work on everything, like videos and files without without the EXIF data.
But this is definitely nice to have.
omg, strugled throug that issue on my way from my nexus 5 to my OnePlus One...
Did it that way:
1. Copied all Images to my Mac
2. Sorted all Files by modified date (oldest first) with automator (see attachment)
3. Copied the output (list of files with full path in order of modification) into a TXT-File
4. Used a small perl script to push each file by "adb push" to my phone.
5. Now the order is okay, of course the modification date is gone again but because the oldest file was pushed fist it's still the oldest, even when only by seconds.
Here is my Script:
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use strict;
use warnings;
my $filename = 'files.txt'; #change files.txt to your txt-file
open(my $fh, '<:encoding(UTF-8)', $filename)
or die "Could not open file '$filename' $!";
while (my $orig = <$fh>) {
chomp $orig;
my $phone = $orig;
$phone =~ s/\/Volumes\/HDD OSX\/TEST/\/storage\/sdcard0/g; # here you build the path on your phone from the path on your computer
system("./adb push \'$orig\' \'$phone\'");
}
[/script]
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I accidentally deleted some useful S Notes when playing with my phone.
I tried looking in the S Note folder, and there's nothing there...
Is there a way to recover these files at all?
I would be very dead if I couldn't recover them.
Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
Dead.
No no data recovery apps run since ics.
There was no app made to do it on phone. The desktop ones require the phone to mount usb rather than just exposing it to pc.
I hope you didn't loose wife's grocery list though.
Sent from my GT-N7100
I dont think u can recover them....u can recover them only if u have taken backup with kies
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I read about there being a cache folder somewhere in the file dir, somehow I can't find it...
Amagad!
Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
Nuisance. There is no backup of s notes on phone. But some show up in root folder sometimes.
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Do you have any idea where this root folder is?
Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
You rooted brah ? If not then forget it.
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Yah rooted
Beamed from Jupiter on my Galaxy Note II
Then download es file explorer. Enable root explorer and allow up to root. Then tap back button. Scroll through the page. It would be in png format.
There is a very little chance because it only pops up sometimes.
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Damn, I had the same problem! I didn't delete them manually though, wiped data/factory reset deleted them, but I remember once after even wiping data/factory reset they came back! I wonder how! Maybe I had sync on before wiping data, whatever! Nowadays the first thing I do after taking a Note is to sync it with Google Doc.
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UtkarshGupta said:
Then download es file explorer. Enable root explorer and allow up to root. Then tap back button. Scroll through the page. It would be in png format.
There is a very little chance because it only pops up sometimes.
Sent from my GT-N7100
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This.
Help!! This just happened to me
I thought they were set to back up to goole. Please someone help me restore I am literally sick to my stomach till I get this fixed.
AjunNg said:
Yah rooted
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AjunNg and LayChil,
If those notes are really important, then first of all:
1) STOP USING YOUR PHONE.
Turn off Wifi, turn off mobile data. The more Facebook/Whatsapp messages you receive, the more data gets written on your phone, which means the more likely your deleted notes will be overwritten forever!
2) Obtain a dump of the internal memory. I recommend dumping the entire contents of mmcblk0, as shown in this guide:
http://www.dflund.se/~jokke/androidfilerecovery/
NOTE: The guide says that you need BusyBox installed on your phone. However, I recommend that you IGNORE THIS REQUIREMENT and proceed with the rest of the guide anyway, because most likely it will still work, and installing BusyBox on your phone just increases your chance of overwriting your deleted notes. (Obviously if you already installed BusyBox before you lost your notes, then that's great, and obviously don't uninstall BusyBox in this case!)
Of course, I'm assuming that you saved the notes in the phone's internal memory. If you saved the notes in an external sdcard instead, then you want a memory dump of the external sdcard.
3) Run some recovery software (or undelete software) on your memory dump.
NOTE: Make sure that you make a copy of your memory dump before you run recovery/undelete software on it. Sometimes the recovery/undelete software is badly written and it will modify your memory dump! You don't want this to happen.
There is a chance that even after completing Step 3, you will not get your notes back. It depends on your luck. Good luck to both of you.
(Edit: I just realised that AjunNg last posted in 2013. Oops...)
LayChil, if your phone is not rooted, then you will have to root your phone before proceeding with Step 2 above. I recommend that you root using Framaroot, and pray that your deleted notes don't get overwritten during the rooting process. You can get Framaroot from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/framaroot/root-framaroot-one-click-apk-to-root-t2130276
Try to restore samsung backup
Device: T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Not Rooted
Model # SM-N900T
Android Ver. 4.3
Kernel Ver. 3.4.0-1670611
Preamble:
Pictures taken with the phone camera (either on onto the device or onto the SD card), that were never moved off the device are recognized by any and all media apps (such as Gallery) as pictures and, therefore show up normally in the media apps and can be manipulated there (rotating or cropping, for example).
Problem:
Recently and without anything being done, I noticed that all pictures that were uploaded from a computer onto the phone have disappeared from the media apps. That included pictures that I originally took with that phone then moved onto a computer and then moved back onto that same phone, as well as the pictures that I just moved from a computer that had no relation to the phone's camera to begin with. All of those images are of *.jpg format. The file managing apps (such as My Files) do see those files and are sending to open them with my default picture app (Gallery), which opens them but does not give me any options as to edit or anything else.
Tried to drag-n-drop in a dual window mode from My Files picture opened into a new folder into Gallery - the result was a message "file not supported".
This is just weird.
What could be causing this and how do I correct this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
n0buddy0 said:
Device: T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Not Rooted
Model # SM-N900T
Android Ver. 4.3
Kernel Ver. 3.4.0-1670611
Preamble:
Pictures taken with the phone camera (either on onto the device or onto the SD card), that were never moved off the device are recognized by any and all media apps (such as Gallery) as pictures and, therefore show up normally in the media apps and can be manipulated there (rotating or cropping, for example).
Problem:
Recently and without anything being done, I noticed that all pictures that were uploaded from a computer onto the phone have disappeared from the media apps. That included pictures that I originally took with that phone then moved onto a computer and then moved back onto that same phone, as well as the pictures that I just moved from a computer that had no relation to the phone's camera to begin with. All of those images are of *.jpg format. The file managing apps (such as My Files) do see those files and are sending to open them with my default picture app (Gallery), which opens them but does not give me any options as to edit or anything else.
Tried to drag-n-drop in a dual window mode from My Files picture opened into a new folder into Gallery - the result was a message "file not supported".
This is just weird.
What could be causing this and how do I correct this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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How are you transfering pics
TWEAKED 2.0 NOTE 3
BACARDILIMON said:
How are you transfering pics
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via regular USB cable. Did not use the USB 3 cable recently, but have done that as well. Makes no difference.
The key weirdness is that as long as I obtain pictures by using the phone (via camera, or online download) they are recognized just fine. It's when I upload images using a USB connection from my computer (even the pics that were taken with that same Note 3 and transferred to computer before) onto the phone is when that crap starts to manifest (or, rather, disappear).
n0buddy0 said:
via regular USB cable. Did not use the USB 3 cable recently, but have done that as well. Makes no difference.
The key weirdness is that as long as I obtain pictures by using the phone (via camera, or online download) they are recognized just fine. It's when I upload images using a USB connection from my computer (even the pics that were taken with that same Note 3 and transferred to computer before) onto the phone is when that crap starts to manifest (or, rather, disappear).
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Take out ur battery. Remove sd card. Wait over a min. Restart phone and try again with out sd card
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BACARDILIMON said:
Take out ur battery. Remove sd card. Wait over a min. Restart phone and try again with out sd card
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Hm. It works just fine now, after the restart and without the SD card. I uploaded the files onto the phone, and the Gallery app sees them now... Why?
n0buddy0 said:
Hm. It works just fine now, after the restart and without the SD card. I uploaded the files onto the phone, and the Gallery app sees them now... Why?
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Your sd card starting to go bad. Same issues waiting for my replacement
TWEAKED 2.0 NOTE 3
Hello today i will be showing you how to have Apps to External Hard drive working on Nvidia Shield
You will need to be rooted! (this is a must)
Your USB stick / USB external HDD (im using a usb 3 samsung 1tb drive)
A usb mouse for full compatibility when navigating Folder Mount
1. Side load foldermount.apk to your shield device and install / open the apk or http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192122
2. the apk will open to this screen wait untill you get root prompt from SuperSU http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3587585&stc=1&d=1450980860
3. Assuming you are now rooted with foldermount installed and have granted root permissions to folder mount we can plugin and check the status of you're HDD mounting (i use ES file explorer myself but its up to you)
4. Press the + symbol (can be seen in above Screen Shot) *Top Right*
5. You will see this screen http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3587591&stc=1&d=1450981236
6. In the NAME section put the game name I.E Asphalt 8.
7. In the SOURCE section (folder to move data from ) navigate to Android/obb/com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftA8HM < click to enter this folder then press the arrow at the top right to add this directory.
8. Once you complete above step 7. you will be prompted by a screen asking if you would like the apk to set the mount directory automatically choose NO
9. In the DESTINATION section (Folder to move data to ) Press the three dot menu top right and select / Path http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3587593&stc=1&d=1450981823
10. Ignore the warning select never show again and press OK
11. Now navigate to your external HDD (find this out by checking the name of your drive in ES file explorer) for example mine is /storage/usbdrive2
12. To avoid a messy root directory i made folders on the external drive named GameFiles with Data & Obb folders within
13. Now that you have entered the Name Source and Destination simply press the tick top right and just press yes to the next dialog box wait... http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3587617&stc=1&d=1450983482
14. Do not turn off your Shield until the data is finished moving. Wait a couple of minuets till the data moving is complete. Check this by simply trying to mount the game/apk it will tell you if it's ready or not in a toast message.
15. I suggest pro or you can only make 3 mounts and u get file sizes in folders to help find those big games/folders
16. DO NOT! Make the folder on your external Hard drive called "Android" it's in your internal as it cause's problems just choose your own data file name I.E "GameData" or similar to avoid issues .
17. Example of how i checked my device storage name in ES File explorer http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3587622&stc=1&d=1450984015 USBDRIVE2
Don't forget to say Thanks if i've helped you!! :victory:
Games/apps tested & working.
Asphalt 8
Codex
Dead effect 2
Dead trigger 2
Kodi/xmbc
Leo's fortune
Modern combat 5
I'm sure if theys games work than any will.
Could you please provide more details on what I need to do? I've been wanting the ability to load my apps on my external hdd
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Vanhoud said:
Could you please provide more details on what I need to do? I've been wanting the ability to load my apps on my external hdd
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk
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Sure will buddy soon as I get back home from shopping I will make a more detailed post for you all to follow.
beefy143 said:
Sure will buddy soon as I get back home from shopping I will make a more detailed post for you all to follow.
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thx i'd like to know how to do this also , no need for rooted shield right ?
TwistedEndz said:
thx i'd like to know how to do this also , no need for rooted shield right ?
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had a very busy day to day so ive not been able to reply. you need ot be rooted to use any apps to SD function i know of sorry.
Hi can you show me your Kodi mount?
Mine doesn't work.
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zhuozhi211 said:
Hi can you show me your Kodi mount?
Mine doesn't work.
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Did you ever figure out how to get Kodi to mount?
I am having the same issue, it works Star Wars KOTOR and others but not kodi.
How is this different than links 2sd?
Neo3D said:
How is this different than links 2sd?
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Essentially it's not but link2sd and alike didn't work for me this method did.
Curly_p said:
Did you ever figure out how to get Kodi to mount?
I am having the same issue, it works Star Wars KOTOR and others but not kodi.
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After updating my shield to MM I've not rooted it have you made any successful mounts with any other apps? Or is it just kodi that you are having problems with?
PanchoPlanet said:
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Something I can help you with?