Does anyone know if there will be a mod to allow use of a file system that supports large files like NTFS or exFAT? Currently the MicroSD can only be formatted as FAT32 (Sucks bigtime).
Yes it does. I've resorted to storing to the internal storage and external harddrives for now.
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seh6183 said:
Yes it does. I've resorted to storing to the internal storage and external harddrives for now.
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Me to its very slow and sometimes hangs,i like the windows ntsf,its alot faster.
NTFS support android tablet?
You just need NTFS support in the kernel.
Most of the ROMs on this forum have this already. Install one of them.
NTFS works everywhere, even microSD card, on the Transformer.
Anyone know how to format a card to NTFS using android or honeycomb?
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Interesting. I have a class 10 16gb microSD card, and I am pretty sure its formattet for fat32. I guess I will have to try and see if it becomes faster with NTFS
xsacha said:
You just need NTFS support in the kernel.
Most of the ROMs on this forum have this already. Install one of them.
NTFS works everywhere, even microSD card, on the Transformer.
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How can I find these ROMs?
Is there any ROM or kernel already made for X10 with Android 2.3.3 that supports NTFS?
LCS2011 said:
Is there any ROM or kernel already made for X10 with Android 2.3.3 that supports NTFS?
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You lost?
We all love XDA and want to keep the threads organised so post your X10 queries in the X10 threads so this one doesnt get bogged down with irrelevant nonsense.
Your confusing the noobies.....please stop
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Hi I'm using virtuous quattro rom rc3. when I formatted my microsd card to exFAT and my htc desire s shows damaged card and I've to reformat it to FAT32 so is there any solution for to make work exFAT on virtuous quattro rom?
I think you can't. exFAT is a proprietary filesystem, so noone can use it apart microsoft(wich is the owner of this FS). you can format your SDcard only in fat32 if you want to use it as a removable drive.
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I think you can't. exFAT is a proprietary filesystem, so noone can use it apart microsoft(wich is the owner of this FS). you can format your SDcard only in fat32 if you want to use it as a removable drive.
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no actually android support exfat when I was using exfat on htc stock rom it was just working fine
Update: my bad it wasn't exFAT but I hear android have implemented this file system but still in beta version
Really? I've never Tried it. Maybe the problem is that AOSP ROM don't support exFAT, we need someone who test that, I can't now, I'm on endymion.
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Yeah I believe it has to be supported by the ROM/kernel. So HTC probably included support but the AOSP ROMs dont
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Yes and I believe it can be implement into android but you have to be expert
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExFAT
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMPuSpAed7s
and anyway I'm tired of 2gb limitation
niravnn said:
Yes and I believe it can be implement into android but you have to be expert
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExFAT
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMPuSpAed7s
and anyway I'm tired of 2gb limitation
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I believe FAT32 has a limit of 4gb.
flash drive with fat32 has 4gig limitation but android have only 2gig limitation per file
niravnn said:
flash drive with fat32 has 4gig limitation but android have only 2gig limitation per file
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why the hell do you need a 2GB file on an android!?
And hope to see exFAT supported soon, way faster than 32/16 on windows
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mawad said:
why the hell do you need a 2GB file on an android!?
And hope to see exFAT supported soon, way faster than 32/16 on windows
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well I'm using 32gb card in my desire s so I also use as a portable drive and move fullhd movies or large files one pc to another pc
niravnn said:
well I'm using 32gb card in my desire s so I also use as a portable drive and move fullhd movies or large files one pc to another pc
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the only way to do so is to split your files with winrar (for example) to 2GB parts, till Android supports large file sizes
Hi, I'm a bit noob on these issues, a few days ago my phone brickied, but I solved it, after that when I connect the phone to my laptop recognize the SD card like internal memory and storage of the phone recognizes it as the SD card ....
I also like that I recommend an unofficial ROM
without bugs and stable for my phone, if possible
having bootloader
I hope someone can help me
see this imagie to understad..
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(to see ir just remove the *** & add Http// )
So the laptop does see your phones drives....?
Since you mentioned it, look thru my links in the infuse section....just for some good reading....
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Do you have any roms installed? I know of one that has an issue with SD cards..
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OvaHex said:
Do you have any roms installed? I know of one that has an issue with SD cards..
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Not sure what you are asking sir, I have installed these, which means I have either tested or ran the ROMs in the Dev. as far as sd card issues, there is none, now for CM9, the mount is different than Gingerbread...EMMC which means: Embedded Multi Media Card, vice the GB "ext SD" label.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1161
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So the laptop does see your phones drives....?
Since you mentioned it, look thru my links in the infuse section....just for some good reading....
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the laptop does see the phone units, the problem is that it shows the wrong way .. shows the phone's internal storage like a removable card (SD)
the laptop does see the phone drives, the problem is that it shows the wrong way .. shows the phone's internal storage like a removable card (SD)
hope u understand & can help me
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Not sure what you are asking sir, I have installed these, which means I have either tested or ran the ROMs in the Dev. as far as sd card issues, there is none, now for CM9, the mount is different than Gingerbread...EMMC which means: Embedded Multi Media Card, vice the GB "ext SD" label.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1161
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OvaHex said:
Do you have any roms installed? I know of one that has an issue with SD cards..
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i have instaled a stock rom
GINGERBREAD.UCLB3 2.3.6
What is the reason that custom tw roms do not support exfat format for the sd card? The phone does natively support it, what was removed or modified?
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Anyone?
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neh4pres said:
What is the reason that custom tw roms do not support exfat format for the sd card? The phone does natively support it, what was removed or modified?
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Samsung dont support it from my understanding...I formatted my sandisk ultra -1 64gb to fat32 and it works flawless...
*Ill try and dig up the article I found, had a good explanation on it!
droidstyle said:
Samsung dont support it from my understanding...I formatted my sandisk ultra -1 64gb to fat32 and it works flawless...
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Ah. It's just funny that i got that same card and never formatted it. Just plug and play on stock root. But when i go to a custom tw Rom, as soon as it boots it says"sd card is safe to remove" and reinserting gives the same message.
I thought that maybe it was because it came formatted exfat. But now I'm just lost as to the reason. Is there a way to see what format it is formatted in? Just curious as to what my issue is before i just nuke the problem by formatting it "fat"
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Ah. It's just funny that i got that same card and never formatted it. Just plug and play on stock root. But when i go to a custom tw Rom, as soon as it boots it says"sd card is safe to remove" and reinserting gives the same message.
I thought that maybe it was because it came formatted exfat. But now I'm just lost as to the reason. Is there a way to see what format it is formatted in? Just curious as to what my issue is before i just nuke the problem by formatting it "fat"
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yea that is...im going to do some more digging around and see what I can find... wondering if that article I read was bs.
*Edit from what Im reading its a issue with CWM recovery...never tried that card on full stock, but from what your saying it might be a possibility.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s-iii/190154-format-64gb-sdxc-fat32.html#post1966114
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yea that is...im going to do some more digging around and see what I can find... wondering if that article I read was bs.
*Edit from what Im reading its a issue with CWM recovery...never tried that card on full stock, but from what your saying it might be a possibility.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s-iii/190154-format-64gb-sdxc-fat32.html#post1966114
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Ok, so from what i gather. These cards are most likely shipped with exfat. Which explains why people complain about clockwork mod. I plugged my card right in and was pleased to see it worked out of box, but i also noticed cwm would not mount it. No big deal because people can flash from internal memory. But i flashed beans the other day and exfat was ejected. Also i read in other custom Rom (touchwiz) that people need to format fat32. I guess that's fine, but i would like an explanation to help my understanding.
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Ok, so from what i gather. These cards are most likely shipped with exfat. Which explains why people complain about clockwork mod. I plugged my card right in and was pleased to see it worked out of box, but i also noticed cwm would not mount it. No big deal because people can flash from internal memory. But i flashed beans the other day and exfat was ejected. Also i read in other custom Rom (touchwiz) that people need to format fat32. I guess that's fine, but i would like an explanation to help my understanding.
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Read This
ricky babalu said:
Read This
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That was the thread i was looking for!! Thx
droidstyle said:
That was the thread i was looking for!! Thx
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Well.i will just format my sd and flash some roms today. Thanks for the info.
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Hi All,
My phone is already rooted, 4Ext recovery installed and Android Revolution rom running, but I dont know if is necesary partitioning my sd card?
Does anybody can help me with this question?
assky said:
Hi All,
My phone is already rooted, 4Ext recovery installed and Android Revolution rom running, but I dont know if is necesary partitioning my sd card?
Does anybody can help me with this question?
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Only if you want to allocate more ext space to sd card to run apps. I find it unnecessary and problematic. Also roms must support apps2sd to support it. These phones have plenty of space imo but others may find it useful.
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Gizmoe said:
Only if you want to allocate more ext space to sd card to run apps. I find it unnecessary and problematic. Also roms must support apps2sd to support it. These phones have plenty of space imo but others may find it useful.
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Thanks for the answer.
Hey Guys. So this phone is really great,the only problem I have with it is the internal memory size. Any advice on how to swap the internal memory with the sd card? Thanks in advance.
Please guys I really need your help.
You cannot swap internal and sd card storage, but you can make the SD card act as internal storage by partitioning it
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gagdude said:
You cannot swap internal and sd card storage, but you can make the SD card act as internal storage by partitioning it
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Thanks for your answer but how can I do that?
barabasjb92 said:
Thanks for your answer but how can I do that?
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Ok, I'm going to start off by asking
Are you rooted?
If you aren't, then I suggest doing so
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Ok, I'm going to start off by asking
Are you rooted?
If you aren't, then I suggest doing so
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Yes I'm rooted and I have a CM9 rom.
Alright. I personally used Link2SD to gain internal memory, although there are others.
I used this guide for Link2SD (it explains everything!) http://www.xperiablog.net/2011/12/12/link2sd-guide-never-worry-about-internal-memory-limits-again/ it was written for xperia phones, but it is universal.
CM9 SHOULD support EXT4, but to be safe I would use EXT3, or even FAT. These shouldn't matter, but I like larger numbers. I also partitioned about 1 GB, which was enough for me, but you can always do more (don't overkill)
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Sound?
Do you have sound
gagdude said:
Ok, I'm going to start off by asking
Are you rooted?
If you aren't, then I suggest doing so
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gagdude said:
Alright. I personally used Link2SD to gain internal memory, although there are others.
I used this guide for Link2SD (it explains everything!) http://www.xperiablog.net/2011/12/12/link2sd-guide-never-worry-about-internal-memory-limits-again/ it was written for xperia phones, but it is universal.
CM9 SHOULD support EXT4, but to be safe I would use EXT3, or even FAT. These shouldn't matter, but I like larger numbers. I also partitioned about 1 GB, which was enough for me, but you can always do more (don't overkill)
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Thanks mate.
dellokl0523: Yes,of course.
Which Rom?
Which Rom did you install and I have a samsung exhilirate
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Thanks mate.
dellokl0523: Yes,of course.
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dellokl0523 said:
Which Rom did you install and I have a samsung exhilirate
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1926253
This one.
In the same thread there is a flashable zip that swaps between the internal&external sd cards. So you can theoretically get a 32GB microSD and have that act as your internal sd card while having the real internal memory act as a 1.5GB external sd.