Hi XDA,
I have been trying to install apps directly from the Google Play store to my Team class 10 MicroSD card on my 32GB Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) running Android 4.3 that is rooted and running a custom ROM. I uses command prompt with the following commands:
adb devices
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2
then i verified that the install location was set to 2. The problem is that afterwards when I try to install an app from the Play Store, I get an insufficient storage error message. The reason I bought the SD card in the first place was to directly install to it, so I would really like to figure this out. Thank you for your help.
badger_boy said:
Hi XDA,
I have been trying to install apps directly from the Google Play store to my Team class 10 MicroSD card on my 32GB Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) running Android 4.3 that is rooted and running a custom ROM. I uses command prompt with the following commands:
adb devices
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2
then i verified that the install location was set to 2. The problem is that afterwards when I try to install an app from the Play Store, I get an insufficient storage error message. The reason I bought the SD card in the first place was to directly install to it, so I would really like to figure this out. Thank you for your help.
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My guess is it could be the following (But I'm not 100%).....you need to format your SD card or your SDcard is duff. If your SD card works when transferring other data such as movies from PC then ignore what I have just said lol.
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Trying to make apps install on the SD card without rooting. Ran "adb shell pm set-Install-Location 2". After that I get the "insufficient memory" error when I try to put an app from Google Apps. Re-ran adb and set location back to "0" and everything was back to normal.
Anybody know how to make the error go away?
Android ver 4.1.2
Baseband I317UCAMA4
2.5Gig free of 16Gig system
46.6Gig free of 64Gig SD Card
Totally stock AT&Tsystem
tia
Without rooting I don't see anyway to possibly do apps to ad on this device, Samsung has been real screwy on the storage locations, and with Google removing the apps to sd install in stock android is just even more of a hassle. Currently I use script manager to make the phone believe my 64gb card is my internal memory, but that alas requires superuser privileges.
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Hi all!
I'm facing issue on my device when installing certain apps and games. I first ran this tablet with no memory card and soon realized that the memory is going to fill up. I bought a SanDisk 32GB card and factory reset and started all over. This time, I noticed I cannot ask the tablet to install to memory card by default. Again, memory went over 75%.
Factory reset. Installed memory card. Developer mode ON. Android Studio. Command prompt: adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2. Apps going to SD card now.
Issues.
Here the ones I know so far and the issue related:
Furby BOOM!: Doesn't show up in Marketplace. Downloaded the apk and installed. It launches and ask to download additional file and fails saying I didn't purchased the app. It's free. Same thing happened when I didn't modify storage by command.
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hasbro.FurbyBoom&hl=en
Airplane: Starts downloading and fails randomly with error 911. Same without the storage command before.
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quantumdesigngroup.Airplane&hl=en
Assassin's Creed IV Companion: Starts downloading and fails randomly with error 911. Same without the storage command before.
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubisoft.assassin.blackflag&hl=en
Plant Vs. Zombies 2: Installs and run but won't update. Tried moving to device memory, tried moving to SD.
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.game.pvz2_row&hl=en
Hello,
I've come across this tutorial which shows you how to set your primary storage to your external hard drive HERE. I open a terminal emulator and run these commands as I was having problems running from ADB. After checking with pm get-install-location, i get 2-external. but I still have no space to install on my 64GB SD Card. am I missing something? I'm starting to wonder if this is setting the location to my emulated SD card.
Could someone help out?
The blog post is from November 2012 which is ancient history in Android development. I don't think you can expect it to work on Lollipop.
Hi
i have a Samsung SM -T800 and just recently needed to increase storage. So checked the specs and bought a micro sd 128 gb.
(My device is Not rooted)
When i try to use the default native samsung file manager it complains when i try to write to it. (Unsuccessful)
If i put in a smaller 1gb card its OK. I tried the 128gb in my Lenovo tablet and it works fine it (rooted) and in a desktop.
I tried my favorite file explorer esfile and the time i go to add a file it prompts to accept using samsung native interface but that still falls too.
I formatted it in the tablet and mount and unmount it safely but no joy.
i looked at using sd fix and sd mount apps but they all need root
Running android 5.0.2
i am wanting to root the device but currently the guide does not have CF file for SM-T800
it probably doesnt support a card that big
Yup it does, specs show it can and i even contacted samsung support to confirm before buying it.
exup1000 said:
Yup it does, specs show it can and i even contacted samsung support to confirm before buying it.
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i thought when I checked the website earlier, it said up to 64 gig..
thanks, just rooted this am, couldnt be easier!
Hi, I'm new here. So I've had my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 for a year now, and I've got a 64gb micro sd card installed. However, my internal storage is nearly full and moving apps to the card isn't helping the situation at all. I learned that I could use the Android SDK to make the sd card into an adaptable storage option, and I'm having no luck so far. I've got no experience with using the command prompt on my PC and I could really use some advice on how to do this. Thanks!
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Hi, I'm new here. So I've had my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 for a year now, and I've got a 64gb micro sd card installed. However, my internal storage is nearly full and moving apps to the card isn't helping the situation at all. I learned that I could use the Android SDK to make the sd card into an adaptable storage option, and I'm having no luck so far. I've got no experience with using the command prompt on my PC and I could really use some advice on how to do this. Thanks!
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You need to install the adoptable storage patch first.