This is a SGS3 question for Sprint users using TWRP 2.3.3.0
Does anyone know how to do a mount on internal storage (/sd-card) using TWRP? If I go to MOUNT under TWRP and select Internal Storage, and click USB Mass Storage, it still keeps mounting /ext-sdcard which is the micro SD card.
I am using Samsung Galaxy S3 QCom ToolKit v2.3 Drivers as all suggest.
USBview says its SAMSUNG HD204UI USB Device version 6.1.7601.17577 Mass Storage drivers. (if that helps :fingers-crossed
I was having this exact same issue, but I didn't have a SD card present. It never mounted the internal SD and default settings mounted a unusable CD drive and external storage (probably a place holder for the external SD card).
Are there any further requirements to achieve this?
I also had sideloading issues with both CWM and TWRP, neither worked to push to the internal SD
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how to connect N7100 as mass storage I tried many app but failed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1711009
This might work
Yes, the SGS3 Easy UMS app work, stock ROM+root+BusyBox, only microSD card will be mounted as USB Storage.
Ok - so that method from the link will only work for the External microSD - the internal storage will be accessible by MTP ?
How do I mount usb mass storage in CWM for internal sd?
my micro sd is ntfs so I can't do anything. Now I cleared my OS and now I have nothing but cwm and no way to install my rom...
1chris89 said:
How do I mount usb mass storage in CWM for internal sd?
my micro sd is ntfs so I can't do anything. Now I cleared my OS and now I have nothing but cwm and no way to install my rom...
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There should be an option within cwm to mount/unmount internal storage... I know within TWRP there is. I believe it's under the advanced tab.
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First of all, I'm just a noob to android system. I like the way android treat internal and external storage while connecting to PC as mass storage drive in Gingerbread. However it was replaced by MTP in JB.
Is there anyway I can restore this function?
I've tried search the forum and this solution might have been working:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1711607
But this is too difficult for me to deploy. I'm wondering if there's any other way to do that?
Thanks in advanced.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1711009
This mounts your external SD card in UMS mode. It has been tested and confirmed working on note II. I use it myself. It requires root. The internal storage however is out of the question.
MohJee said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1711009
This mounts your external SD card in UMS mode. It has been tested and confirmed working on note II. I use it myself. It requires root. The internal storage however is out of the question.
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thanks for the tips. im now using this amazing app for long time. the disadvantage of this app is it can't mount both internal and external sd simultaneously, which is useful for me, while in the system version of Gingerbread
how do i format the internal sdcard? im using cwm and that thread says its not possible. figured since it was internal after a wipe it would also clear it.
In "mount and storage" sHould be an option to format internal sd card (it might be listed as sd card only) Make sure you have all the files you need to flash on external sd card and your recovery is able to see your external sd card (our have ADB working just in case)
just got nokia 8.1
inserted memory card but cannot format as internal storage.
:angel: enabled Developer Option -> USB Debugging
:angel: used the folowing adb commands to enable formatting of sd-card as
internal storage:
adb shell
sm list-disks
sm set-adoptable-storage true
## got success in getting option to format sd-card as internal storage. but still not able to format the sd-card as internal storage, getting java error
help please.
Is there a reason to think that the phone would support using SD as internal storage? I haven't heard of any recent phones supporting this, and I've seen some people on Reddit suggest that Google formally dropped support because it was too buggy. I don't have any sources to cite either way, though.