[HELP] Corrupted INTERNAL STORAGE ? - Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Internal storage partition is replaced with partition named "preloaded". It reads and writes to /sdcard but there is no internal storage partition.

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romngenie said:
Internal storage partition is replaced with partition named "preloaded". It reads and writes to /sdcard but there is no internal storage partition.
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Flashing stock firmware will do nothing.
Preloaded is a separate partition.
Internal storage is called 'sdcard', so you're fine.
External is storage is called extsdcard.
Check your partitions with the app Diskinfo.
What has led you to this assumption?

ashyx said:
Flashing stock firmware will do nothing.
Preloaded is a separate partition.
Internal storage is called 'sdcard', so you're fine.
External is storage is called extsdcard.
Check your partitions with the app Diskinfo.
What has led you to this assumption?
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But 5 days ago there is a internal storage partition on the TWRP recovery?
And 5 days ago there is no preloaded partition.

romngenie said:
But 5 days ago there is a internal storage partition on the TWRP recovery?
And 5 days ago there is no preloaded partition.
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Incorrect, preloaded has always been there it's called HIDDEN.
You have obviously changed twrp to the official version.
You need to select Internal storage under MOUNT options in TWRP.

ashyx said:
Incorrect, preloaded has always been there it's called HIDDEN.
You have obviously changed twrp to the official version.
You need to select Internal storage under MOUNT options in TWRP.
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There isn't Internal Storage in mount.

romngenie said:
There isn't Internal Storage in mount.
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It's at the bottom. Hit the button that says select storage.

ashyx said:
It's at the bottom. Hit the button that says select storage.
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There isnt! There isnt any internal storage on mount section!
Internal Storage changed with preload weirdly.
Just i have Internal Storage on "select storage"

romngenie said:
There isnt! There isnt any internal storage on mount section!
Internal Storage changed with preload weirdly.
Just i have Internal Storage on "select storage"
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You either do or you dont see internal storage which is it?
Your last statement says you DO have internal storage in 'select storage'
Does this device boot or not?

ashyx said:
You either do or you dont see internal storage which is it?
Your last statement says you DO have internal storage in 'select storage'
Does this device boot or not?
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Yes boots and works fine and works internal storage too.

romngenie said:
Yes boots and works fine and works internal storage too.
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Then your internal storage is fine. You're just not looking in the right place in TWRP.
Internal storage is called DATA and SDCARD in TWRP via File manager.

ashyx said:
Then your internal storage is fine. You're just not looking in the right place in TWRP.
Internal storage is called DATA and SDCARD in TWRP via File manager.
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Ok thanks for my stupid question's answer.

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[Q] Wiping SDcard with TWRP

I'm new with TWRP and I have a daub. When I click Wipe SDcard, there is the external storage and the internal storage. The problem is that I don't know what is the one to wipe only the /sdcard folder.
I know GNex doesn't have External Storage (obviously), but I don't want to wipe something wrong.
internal.
Zepius said:
internal.
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Thanks.
I just didn't want to mess it up.

[Q] Some prob with internal storage

Guys, after i flashed android L rom, there is nothing in internal storage all files went to ext storage y?
What rom..?
Alex-V said:
What rom..?
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its rooted android l stock rom
Strange.. It should be the opposite.. Try again.. And format internal before in recovery
Alex-V said:
Strange.. It should be the opposite.. Try again.. And format internal before in recovery
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yes, i did that twice still same prob.
Did you format data.. Not wipe.. If not try.. If also not try a other rom
Alex-V said:
Did you format data.. Not wipe.. If not try.. If also not try a other rom
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Thank you very much, i formatted my data and it worked
Alex-V said:
Did you format data.. Not wipe.. If not try.. If also not try a other rom
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i got another problem, i cant find my TWRP backup folder in the internal storage :/ . backed up 2 times for this it took space like 1.5X2 GB but it is not visible in the internal storage in the computer. idk why plz help
live16 said:
i got another problem, i cant find my TWRP backup folder in the internal storage :/ . backed up 2 times for this it took space like 1.5X2 GB but it is not visible in the internal storage in the computer. idk why plz help
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If you format internal.. The backup is deleted.. Thats why I always use the ext sd for backups..
Btw.. My first backup I copied also to my pc
Alex-V said:
If you format internal.. The backup is deleted.. Thats why I always use the ext sd for backups..
Btw.. My first backup I copied also to my pc
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No, i can still see my backup files in twrp and 3 gb lost and cant find the twrp back up folder in both internal and sd card :/
Did you see a twrp folder
@live16: from TWRP, Backup, Storage setting, you should have a choice of Internal Storage, Micro SDcard and USB-OTG and the free space shown for those.
If you select Micro SDcard your backups should be at the top level of the SD card /TWRP/BACKUPS/'PHONEID"/...
gazzacbr said:
@live16: from TWRP, Backup, Storage setting, you should have a choice of Internal Storage, Micro SDcard and USB-OTG and the free space shown for those.
If you select Micro SDcard your backups should be at the top level of the SD card /TWRP/BACKUPS/'PHONEID"/...
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nope not there :/ i tried in both sd and internal

Can't find internal storage in TWRP once external SD card is merged with internal

I used the Marshmallow feature to merge the external SD card with the internal memory.
I decided to flash SuperSU but when I rebooted into TWRP I could only see the root directory and I'm not sure how to get to the internal storage. Looking at it in Solid Explorer it appears that the internal storage should be at:
/storage/emulated/0
but the storage folder doesn't seem to be in the root directory when I look at it in TWRP.
Any ideas?
Internal storage is mounted under /DATA and /SDCARD in TWRP.
ashyx said:
Internal storage is mounted under /DATA and /SDCARD in TWRP.
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Tested this on Marshmallow with the external sdcard mounted as internal storage, but it isn't mounted there.
Same here.
How to mount Internal storage or SDCard formatted as Internal storage in TWRP ?
it may have something to do with the new way of handling sd cards in marshmallow
(I know this thread is old but have seen the question asked many times but not solved).
Have been using sideload for the last month - thought there must be an easier way. There is!!
Access /data via a file manager (as root) and copy the zip to /data . You can then access it via recovery.
ihartley said:
(I know this thread is old but have seen the question asked many times but not solved).
Have been using sideload for the last month - thought there must be an easier way. There is!!
Access /data via a file manager (as root) and copy the zip to /data . You can then access it via recovery.
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Don't mean to be a jackass... But, what zip file should I move to /data?
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Wait, you mean whatever I wanna flash?
Yes, the CM rom zip, supersu zip or whatever it is you want to flash. Just remember to delete it after you've flashed it (or before you copy the next update there) so you don't fill up that partition.
Hey. If there is someone who can reply to this thread?
It seems there isn't any workaround yet to solve this problem
moving to /data works! thanks!
Wondering if TWRP will solve this file reading problem in the future. Also are there other folders that can be read in TWRP besides /data? Just wondering. Thanks.
hi guys,
i figured out this problem
1. reboot to your recovery (twrp)
2. click mount
3. enable mtp and click on usb (which is at the down left corner)
4. connect your device to your pc with a usb cable and load the files which you wanna flash .
ahmed rashid said:
hi guys,
i figured out this problem
1. reboot to your recovery (twrp)
2. click mount
3. enable mtp and click on usb (which is at the down left corner)
4. connect your device to your pc with a usb cable and load the files which you wanna flash .
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that worked! thanks! after mounting the system and enabling MTP my computer could see both the internal storage and Micro SD as separate entities. I just put the zip file in the TWRP folder on my computer and I navigated into external_sd in TWRP on my phone to see the zip.
rytsit said:
that worked! thanks! after mounting the system and enabling MTP my computer could see both the internal storage and Micro SD as separate entities. I just put the zip file in the TWRP folder on my computer and I navigated into external_sd in TWRP on my phone to see the zip.
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None of these solutions worked for me, I formatted sd as internal and cannot access it in recovery, and get error message using computer that file could not be copied.
padwas said:
None of these solutions worked for me, I formatted sd as internal and cannot access it in recovery, and get error message using computer that file could not be copied.
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What directory are you looking at in TWRP?
ashyx said:
What directory are you looking at in TWRP?
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Turns out in recovery my phone was ONLY able to access internal storage and not the sd card which was formatted as internal storage.
To fix this I simply re formatted the sd card as external, unfortunately losing the data on the sd card.
padwas said:
Turns out in recovery my phone was ONLY able to access internal storage and not the sd card which was formatted as internal storage.
To fix this I simply re formatted the sd card as external, unfortunately losing the data on the sd card.
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What you described is normal.
When you activate adoptable storage the internal and external storage become combined. There is no separate external sd card as it's all treated as internal.
In recovery internal would have also been external storage.
ihartley said:
Yes, the CM rom zip, supersu zip or whatever it is you want to flash.
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Ummm, if I had root there would be no need to flash supersu. And without root, I can't flash SuperSU. Wonderful.
@ahmed rashid, thanks for pointing out that the device can be mounted via MTP when in recovery! That saved the day.
If u have rooted device & Su then the path of internal storage in recovery must have, Select data/media/get into internal storage files & folder
I'm using OS 5.0.2 with twrp 3.0.2, this method working fine for me check it & thanks me later

"Cannot mount internal storage" A3

When I go to twrp recovery and try to wipe internal storage or even see whats inside the internal storage folder it says "Cannot mount internal storage". Does anyone have a fix for this?
its a bug of twrp u flashed an old version u need to flash a more recent one try the 3.2.1 version
nekos95 said:
its a bug of twrp u flashed an old version u need to flash a more recent one try the 3.2.1 version
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It's not a bug, the data partition is encrypted. It needs to be formatted.
ashyx said:
It's not a bug, the data partition is encrypted. It needs to be formatted.
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How do I do that if I can't format in twrp?
NreL said:
How do I do that if I can't format in twrp?
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What's stopping you from Formatting?
ashyx said:
What's stopping you from Formatting?
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I can't format internal storage because it's not mounted so it just says error
NreL said:
I can't format internal storage because it's not mounted so it just says error
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Well that's the whole point. If it was mountable you wouldn't need to Format it.
Just Format it anyway, regardless of the mount errors.

Question Moto g40 fusion internal storage problem help me please

when first time I flashed PE 12 rom, Twrp showed the internal storage after wiping and the storage was like 53GB after that I found Aosp 13 rom and wanna flash that to try, after booting into twrp the problem has started the internal storage shown 0mb and tried to format, successful but it only showing 48GB storage only not 53GB some part are missing and in the windows explorer it wont show up with MTP enabled and I tried to repair it showing some error while doing it system ext error, vendor error. I think the partition got some issue with it I dont know how to fix it. I flashed the rom using adb sideload only and that it also not worked properly for me, I lost some storage space in my internal storage now only 48gb available and can't able to flash properly, mount internal storage not working when connected to the computer now I can't able to fully wipe the interanl storage to flash the rom properly. Is there any way to fully format and repair to fix the partition error and to get the full max internal storage capacity.
Surenmof1 said:
when first time I flashed PE 12 rom, Twrp showed the internal storage after wiping and the storage was like 53GB after that I found Aosp 13 rom and wanna flash that to try, after booting into twrp the problem has started the internal storage shown 0mb and tried to format, successful but it only showing 48GB storage only not 53GB some part are missing and in the windows explorer it wont show up with MTP enabled and I tried to repair it showing some error while doing it system ext error, vendor error. I think the partition got some issue with it I dont know how to fix it. I flashed the rom using adb sideload only and that it also not worked properly for me, I lost some storage space in my internal storage now only 48gb available and can't able to flash properly, mount internal storage not working when connected to the computer now I can't able to fully wipe the interanl storage to flash the rom properly. Is there any way to fully format and repair to fix the partition error and to get the full max internal storage capacity.
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Where does it show 0MB? In TWRP or the OS itself? If it's in TWRP, I think the problem is your storage is encrypted. So...it can't be read. Which is normal.
It shows the same on my G60. I wouldn't worry about it. I don't think there's anything wrong with your internal storage.
If you want, you can go to TWRP > Wipe > Advanced Wipe, select Internal Storage. You might need to reflash the ROM after that, so you can boot back into the OS.
Personally, I wouldn't mess with these options too much. If it's not a real problem, I wouldn't worry about it.
You can also try a "Repair or Change File System".
I don't know about the MTP thing... Sounds like a driver issue.
arsradu said:
Where does it show 0MB? In TWRP or the OS itself? If it's in TWRP, I think the problem is your storage is encrypted. So...it can't be read. Which is normal.
It shows the same on my G60. I wouldn't worry about it. I don't think there's anything wrong with your internal storage.
If you want, you can go to TWRP > Wipe > Advanced Wipe, select Internal Storage. You might need to reflash the ROM after that, so you can boot back into the OS.
Personally, I wouldn't mess with these options too much. If it's not a real problem, I wouldn't worry about it.
You can also try a "Repair or Change File System".
I don't know about the MTP thing... Sounds like a driver issue.
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in Twrp 0MB,
My internal storage is now only 48gb free after wiping everything was there more like 53gb something I remember.
MTP is media transfer portability to PC didn't work while in Twrp, was working before not now ,
I have tried repair, file system change.
I just wanna know one thing that how much free space left in the 64gb variant after wiping everything in the internal storage.
Surenmof1 said:
in Twrp 0MB,
My internal storage is now only 48gb free after wiping everything was there more like 53gb something I remember.
MTP is media transfer portability to PC didn't work while in Twrp, was working before not now ,
I have tried repair, file system change.
I just wanna know one thing that how much free space left in the 64gb variant after wiping everything in the internal storage.
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I don't know man... Some ROMs can take more space than others, which means you will have less space available for you. But I'm not sure I understand where you're getting that information from. Where is that displayed.
Also, I don't know about using MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) from Recovery. If you know it used to work before...then I don't know. I never tried it from Recovery.
arsradu said:
I don't know man... Some ROMs can take more space than others, which means you will have less space available for you. But I'm not sure I understand where you're getting that information from. Where is that displayed.
Also, I don't know about using MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) from Recovery. If you know it used to work before...then I don't know. I never tried it from Recovery.
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If can tell me how much space left after wiping everything in twrp on a 64gb storage device
Surenmof1 said:
If can tell me how much space left after wiping everything in twrp on a 64gb storage device
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I can't. I don't have one... But maybe someone else with the same device can confirm.

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