i have a major and awkward problem , my tf101 is bricked after installing Clemsyn-Blades3.2OCver22a but the weirdest thing is my micro sd card does not show up, only the internal storage. so because of that i cant infect nothing into cmw via micro sd
also .. cold boot freezes
Have you tried reformatting your card in a computer for FAT32?
Also, is your B7O SBKv1 or SBKv2? If it is SBKv1 you can use NVFlash if you need to.
i tried nvflash does not work so im guessing im sbv2.
i formatted micro sd(fat 32)
still only internal memory shows up in cwm .
dnt boot, stuck on asus symbol, tried wiping data and cold booting still , dnt work.
tried everything to my knowledge
kingx00 said:
i tried nvflash does not work so im guessing im sbv2.
i formatted micro sd(fat 32)
still only internal memory shows up in cwm .
dnt boot, stuck on asus symbol, tried wiping data and cold booting still , dnt work.
tried everything to my knowledge
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Have you tried a different SD card?
kokopopz said:
Have you tried a different SD card?
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i tried another sd card, but with no unveil it still does not work.
idk if this helps but im using clockwork mod v5.5.04
kingx00 said:
i tried another sd card, but with no unveil it still does not work.
idk if this helps but im using clockwork mod v5.5.04
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I would check the CWM 5.5.0.4 thread to see if others have the same issue.
kingx00 said:
i tried another sd card, but with no unveil it still does not work.
idk if this helps but im using clockwork mod v5.5.04
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frederuco said:
I would check the CWM 5.5.0.4 thread to see if others have the same issue.
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Yeah take a look here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1530337
have you tried to mount manually your sdcard? wich version of cwm you have? the CWM 5.5.0.4 only shows internal sd, but you can manually mount microsd
You will needn adb ready to use in your computer.
adb shell will give you a shell where:
enter sdcard
Code:
cd /sdcard
create a folder to mount your microsd
Code:
mkdir microsd
mount your microsd
Code:
mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /sdcard/microsd
and now navigate trough sdcard to that folder
EDIT: i just had the same problem and i fixed like that,
shaola said:
have you tried to mount manually your sdcard? wich version of cwm you have? the CWM 5.5.0.4 only shows internal sd, but you can manually mount microsd
You will needn adb ready to use in your computer.
adb shell will give you a shell where:
enter sdcard
Code:
cd /sdcard
create a folder to mount your microsd
Code:
mkdir microsd
mount your microsd
Code:
mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /sdcard/microsd
and now navigate trough sdcard to that folder
EDIT: i just had the same problem and i fixed like that,
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ill give it a try
shaola said:
have you tried to mount manually your sdcard? wich version of cwm you have? the CWM 5.5.0.4 only shows internal sd, but you can manually mount microsd
You will needn adb ready to use in your computer.
adb shell will give you a shell where:
enter sdcard
Code:
cd /sdcard
create a folder to mount your microsd
Code:
mkdir microsd
mount your microsd
Code:
mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /sdcard/microsd
and now navigate trough sdcard to that folder
EDIT: i just had the same problem and i fixed like that,
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now i have a microsd folder among internal folders
when i chose to open it keeps saying files not found . i already put stock rom on the microsd
kingx00 said:
now i have a microsd folder among internal folders
when i chose to open it keeps saying files not found . i already put stock rom on the microsd
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ok, that's probably because /sdcard is a symobolinc link to /media/data, it did happen to me also
so go to root directory and delete sdcard with rm (of course you will have to unmount everything mounted over there is there is something)
now create a folder named /sdcard and mount your microsd over sdcard
shaola said:
ok, that's probably because /sdcard is a symobolinc link to /media/data, it did happen to me also
so go to root directory and delete sdcard with rm (of course you will have to unmount everything mounted over there is there is something)
now create a folder named /sdcard and mount your microsd over sdcard
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my adb shell skills are lacking can you please tell me how i do this
thanks in advance
kingx00 said:
my adb shell skills are lacking can you please tell me how i do this
thanks in advance
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Code:
rm sdcard
mkdir sdcard
mount /dev/mmcblk0p7 sdcard
cd sdcard
mkdir microsd
mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 microsd
shaola said:
Code:
rm sdcard
mkdir sdcard
mount /dev/mmcblk0p7 sdcard
cd sdcard
mkdir microsd
mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 microsd
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tried it several times and still not able to get nothing into the microsd, i can see the file but when clicked still cant adb push the stock rom
kingx00 said:
tried it several times and still not able to get nothing into the microsd, i can see the file but when clicked still cant adb push the stock rom
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adb push? what are you talking about? i think you are messing diferent things here
shaola said:
adb push? what are you talking about? i think you are messing diferent things here
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i did what you told me, but still unable to enter the microsd, cwm keeps informing me no files are found. ive tried the code you given me . it created the microsd file , and i unmounted and mounted it back, and still nothing appears inside the file
kingx00 said:
i did what you told me, but still unable to enter the microsd, cwm keeps informing me no files are found. ive tried the code you given me . it created the microsd file , and i unmounted and mounted it back, and still nothing appears inside the file
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Take the microSD card out of your TF. Use USB adaptor or what ever and transfer all files you need to it.
Put it back in the TF and do what shaola stated about mounting your sd card. See if that work.
I just think there's a mis communication of what he's trying to tell you and what you're actually doing.
shaola said:
have you tried to mount manually your sdcard? wich version of cwm you have? the CWM 5.5.0.4 only shows internal sd, but you can manually mount microsd
You will needn adb ready to use in your computer.
adb shell will give you a shell where:
enter sdcard
Code:
cd /sdcard
create a folder to mount your microsd
Code:
mkdir microsd
mount your microsd
Code:
mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 /sdcard/microsd
and now navigate trough sdcard to that folder
EDIT: i just had the same problem and i fixed like that,
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big thx this has worked for me
i'm happy that my transformer is not bricked
So I have the issue where my CWM version is boot looping. I know how to fix it by flashing the CWM roach fix but my SD card directory is not visible either. I unfortunately can not get my transformer driver to install. The driver that is provided from the asus website isn't working. That and the driver should be showing "APX" i believe and it's showing "Transformer".
Basically, I guess I'm asking could this be caused due to me using windows xp? If i use windows 7 would I be able to get the driver installed? Would linux be a work around as well? Can anyone any thought of the situation that or maybe a work around?
I am stuck in the same boat as the original poster. The problem I have is that Win7 pro x64 will not recognize my b70 tf101 in cwm recovery. when i am in device manager it is listed in "other devices" and the device name shows up as "transformer"
any way you could link me the proper driver ?
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Please add this thread to the sticky!
If you messed up your ROM, and want to just reflash, but don't have your update on the SD card... or you mess up apps2sd and you need to clear them, this thread is for you. I've needed to do this MANY times, and it's a pain in the ass to remember how to do it every time.
Get into the recovery, and ./adb shell (if you can). Otherwise, hit alt + x to drop into the terminal. Then type this:
Code:
echo /dev/block/mmcblk0 > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun0/file
Then, if you need to unmount:
Code:
echo "" > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun0/file
This allows you to drag/drop files right from your PC to the sd card.
.... this is why i have card readers.
on another note, if you can get into adb cant you just
Code:
adb push /sdcard/
Simplest way - if you dont`t have update.zip on card simple click Alt-S. Recovery menu mount sdcard and show error (update.zip not found) but don`t unmount card
dbhatesyou said:
.... this is why i have card readers.
on another note, if you can get into adb cant you just
Code:
adb push /sdcard/
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Because then you'd have to mount the sdcard to the device, it's easier to just do it this way. Although the post below yours does give a good example of how to easily mount it, I often keep updates on the card.
So by using this and mounting it to the PC, I can easily change files/names/etc.
thanks
dude i registered just to thank you for this piece of advice. thanks gary works perfectly
this works for me and is much simpler:
adb shell
mount /sdcard
exit
once you do that you can:
adb push updateofyourchoice.zip /sdcard/update.zip
edit: you can even shorten it to:
adb shell mount /sdcard
Gary13579 said:
Please add this thread to the sticky!
If you messed up your ROM,
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Learn to speak with out school yard language.
just bookmared this page hahha
agreed, this bit ought to be in the index...added to the "how to" section
mhm
how to access my ext3 partition so i can format it ?? (i'm using vista x64, adb works fine)
alapapa said:
this works for me and is much simpler:
adb shell
mount /sdcard
exit
once you do that you can:
adb push updateofyourchoice.zip /sdcard/update.zip
edit: you can even shorten it to:
adb shell mount /sdcard
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Yep, I have to agree, this is what I do too... much easier really
Gary13579 said:
Please add this thread to the sticky!
If you messed up your ROM, and want to just reflash, but don't have your update on the SD card... or you mess up apps2sd and you need to clear them, this thread is for you. I've needed to do this MANY times, and it's a pain in the ass to remember how to do it every time.
Get into the recovery, and ./adb shell (if you can). Otherwise, hit alt + x to drop into the terminal. Then type this:
Code:
echo /dev/block/mmcblk0 > /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun0/file
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First of all, thanks for this thread!
When I get to this point, I get a Permission Denied message.
(The way I typed it was echo /dev/block/mmcblk0 press enter /sys/devices/platform/usb_mass_storage/lun0/file)
Long story short.
I have Hero ROM (2.4). I had the FAT32/Ext2 partition. I used Paragon Partition Manager to complete delete partition and created a new FAT32/Ext3.
After I did this, it said that my SD card was not "formatted". I hit FORMAT button, but it gave me a force close error. I had no other choice but to turn off G1, when I turn on again (since HERO depends on your SD Card FAT32/Ext2,3 to load correctly, not it won't get pass HERO screen, it loops forever).
I will buy a SD card reader today (The way I have been working is thru another Phone (T-Mobile Wing, I removed SD card from G1 and put it on the Wing, but now it won't even read that, so that's another issue), regardless of this outcome. But I wanted to share my story.
I want to format my SD card thru the recovery console, if it's possible.
By the way, I typed also:
adb shell
It says Not found
Thanks in advanced.
thanks
after typing this in i get
"mount: mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /sdcard failed: No such file or directory" no matter if my sdcard is inserted or not.
Ya'know, if you have Cyanogen's recovery image (which is awesome, has JF recovery features and more) you can just use:
ums_enable
ums_disable
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to mount and unmount, works great.
AdrianK said:
Ya'know, if you have Cyanogen's recovery image (which is awesome, has JF recovery features and more) you can just use:
ums_enable
ums_disable
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to mount and unmount, works great.
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Wow, thats easier to remember, thanks!!! Now if he could add this into his menu would be even better!
bassbox said:
mhm
how to access my ext3 partition so i can format it ?? (i'm using vista x64, adb works fine)
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From Terminal:
# mount -o rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /system/sd
# rm -rf /system/sd/*
# reboot recovery
ive gota say top advice from all of you!! it would have been a paper weight untill i got home but all working now..
YOU SIR
Are a lifesaver.
i thought i'd ruined my phone which means my om woulda killed me. but i didnt thanks to your halp!
bassbox said:
mhm
how to access my ext3 partition so i can format it ?? (i'm using vista x64, adb works fine)
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not the best at unix and assuming 2nd partition is your ext2/3/4 ...
from console or better yet adb shell
mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /system/sd
cd /system/sd
ls -l (to see the contents)
rm [filenames] (to delete the files)
rmdir (to delete empty directories)
.
I've spent the last day and a half fighting with my device to get the espresso dump to boot on my Radio 6.35 32A phone. I finally fixed all the crashes to find that the SD card isn't mounting properly because it keeps telling me that my sd card is missing. I know that my SD works fine because it mounts properly in recovery and every other rom. If anyone can point me to the files that are used to mount the SD card that would be a great help
*Update* i can manually mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 to /sdcard and adb into it but it still is not read by the rest of the rom
Phil_McRevis said:
*Update* i can manually mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 to /sdcard and adb into it but it still is not read by the rest of the rom
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Have you partitioned your sd? Becouse I solved that problem on Cursorsense removing partitions on my sd card. Bye.
Try this from command line, boot into fastboot and type:
Code:
fastboot oem enableqxdm 0
Thanks for your responses guys... i'm trying the fastboot method now and no my sd card was not partitioned.
ok so the fastboot oem command didn't work but just curious what did it do?
edited vold.conf.. works now
Phil_McRevis said:
ok so the fastboot oem command didn't work but just curious what did it do?
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It's the QXDM logging feature which automatically disables the SD card outside of fastboot.
I'm trying to run: adb shell, but I keep getting error msg: "adb" is not recognized as file or program.
I have Adnroid SDK r08, lattest from the site, installed on my Windwos XP.
I'm doing this, because I cant mount my SD Card on Clockwork, so I can't proceed Flashing with a new ROM, the phone it self under Android, is recognizing the memory.
It is formated under FAT32 and was re-formated with the phone as a couple of posts suggests.
Could someone help me? Thanks
Before running adb, you should change your working directory to the directory where it is located.
For example, if you've installed android sdk in C:\andsdk, then you should use the following command to use it:
Code:
cd C:\andsdk\tools
adb shell
Done, I can already access to adb shell, but when Im trying to mount the sdcard, it says that its unable to mount.
So when I'm trying to Install ROM from SD Card, at Recovery Menu - Clockwork, it says that its unable to mount the SDCard.
Are you sure that your SD card is inserted properly?
Well the card works perfectly when I'm running Android. No problems at all.
Then, they came up (problems) as soon as I went into Recovery menu (Clockwork) and the phone was rooted perfectly with unrevoked 3.31
Things that I've already tried:
- Format SDCard under Fat32 and re format it with the phone => The SD Card works perfectly under Android but cannot mount on Recovery Menu.
- Format SDCard under Ext3 and 4, same as previous.
Any suggestion are welcome, and thank you so much.
When you ask ADB to list devices ('adb devices'), is yours recognised?
As soon as I got into Recovery Menu:
Ran: adb devices
This is what I got:
List of devices attached:
XXXXXXXXXXX - recovery
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xxx - corresponds to my phone code
Then I do:
adb shell
mount /sdcard
And I get:
mount: mounting /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /sdcard failed: No such file or directory
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Have you tried mounting the SD card in ADB while booted into Android?
This thread sounds like a similar thing, and might be worth reading.
Can't mount SD card in recovery. See http://bit.ly/LgBTUN.
Tried fix permissions, mount sdcard in recovery says Error mounting /sdcard, other stuff too. Still no go.
Found forum posts with same problem in several HTC phones but don't think the fix works for TF101.
I'd like to put the Megatron ROM on my TF101 though I'd be happy just to get ASUS upgrades. They keep failing - I think from my Dvorak keyboard mod (see device config below).
Any ideas?
TF101. Stock, rooted rom with modded key mapping for Dvorak keyboard when docked. Android Version 3.2.1. Kernel 2.6.36.3 [email protected] #1, Build Number HTK75.US_epad.8.6.5.19-20111107.
Can you still boot Android or did you already wipe?
I also see ROM manager, which is usually bad news for the TF...
That's a rather old recovery, if you can get ADB access you can try my PERI tool to reflash a newer recovery that should mount properly, and then flash a ROM with that.
Good luck!
First, thanks for the help.
I tried your tool. Besides having entertaining comments, it just left me frustrated.
You can see some screenshots at https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B46V3MQdpAUOek1GRGlvS0FKTms
I'm wondering if the problem is that I can't mount / as RW. Perhaps I'm just not getting the right args to adb's mount command. I think I should be able to remount / RW as I can run "adb shell" and then "su" to get the "#" prompt.
I do think part of the problem is that /sdcard is not actually my sdcard. It is a symlink to /mnt/sdcard which is where the physical sdcard is mounted.
I tried to modify init.ventana.rc. I think that is the right file - I just found it by poking my head around. This is what I wanted to change:
Code:
on early-init
mount debugfs debugfs /sys/kernel/debug
export EXTERNAL_STORAGE /mnt/sdcard
mkdir /mnt/sdcard 0000 system system
# for backwards compatibility
symlink /mnt/sdcard /sdcard
But I can't mount / RW so I can't change it. I tried this:
Code:
$ adb root
adbd cannot run as root in production builds
$
I'm definitely rooted. I can su to root in ADB. I also have a SuperUser that seems to be working.
Update: I can mount / RW via ES File Explorer. I can then adb shell, su, and then update files in /. I pushed my updated init.ventana.rc but when I rebooted it reverted to the original.
I'm terribly frustrated.
Any ideas? I seem to have a totally useless CWM. I can't even put a file on /sdcard/update.zip because the sdcard isn't booted when I'm in recover.
Once I get / mounted RW, can I just copy a working CWM into some system directory?
I've spent half my day messing around with this thing. I'm very comfortable with the command line and would happily do a manual install if someone could tell me how to do that.
I tried the adb equivalent of:
Code:
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "dd", "if=/tmp/recoveryblob", "of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4");
using the 5.5 recoveryblob but it didn't seem to do anything. If I just knew the magic commands, I'd be happy to do them.
Hi there.
I just released the beta version of my EasyFlasher tool.
Try using that, it'll flash Rogue Recovery for you which should successfully mount the sdcard.
You may need to use that (It's Nvflash based) It won't work on a Tf101G or Sl101 though. Give it a shot.
PERI didn't work because your ADB drivers don't work.
Thanks for your help. I finally got a working CWM by following this thread. I then flashed the CWMs you pointed to.
Problem solved.
Though I can always f-up my upgrade to CM9 and be back here for help in a few hours.
Too Funny
I just posted my thanks reply and then noticed that you two pointed me to the solution that I found.
I appreciate your help and timeliness (and your nvflash program too).
Neil
Got my TF101 BK70 SBK1 in same situation and this thread helped me a lot.
Just put my tf into apx mode (hold up + power for 7 seconds, screen stays black but device manager can see APX device connected, then use Universal Naked drivers to fix it.
After that, just open EasyFlasher and choose which recovery you want.
I also had the same problem, I didn't see this thread so I used this workaround:
if you have the keyboard dock you can mount an external usb drive as the sdcard (under the mount options) and do all the backups/flashing from there
Sent from my Transformer using xda app-developers app
There are two sd cards, the internal sd card which is the phone's built-in USB storage, and external sd card which is the removable sd card that is physically located at the back of the phone and is sealed by your phone's battery.
so technically speaking you should be choosing the "choose zip from external sd card" based on how you described storing your rom.
I'm not sure as to why your sdcard is unmounted, but you can remount it back using CWM. There should be a "mounts and storage" section in CWM menu, where you can remount the internal USB storage by selecting "mount /sdcard".
If you want to recover the data in your Android phone, just go to http://android-recovery.net/.
Need help with this can't mount /sd card /
Here is what I am getting (pics). This is on the Tf101 with CWM via 1 click root method
I have a Galaxy GIO, which is a fairly old low-end phone. On factory reset, I have about 100MB memory free for apps, and the phone seems to start complaining as soon as I hit the 50MB mark; that's about one or 2 installed applications.
Because I would like to actually be able to, well, use my phone for anything else than calling, I want to move the /data partition to my SD card. I know this'll be slow, but slow still is better than not working at all.
I have done a bit of research, and came around plenty of scripts which claim to mount the second partition of the sd card as /data; none of these scripts work. I have tried 'INT2EXT', 'D2EXT', and I've heard about something called 'A2SD' but I have yet to find a copy of it . To install these scripts I've extracted them, and copied the scripts to '/system/etc/init.d/', after mounting '/system', using ADB.
I for an instant thought maybe my second partition isn't formatted properly, but using adb I am able to successfully mount the ext2 partition as /sd-ext, so I don't see why mounting them as /data should be a problem.
I have also tried to symbollicly link /data to /sd-ext/data and automatically mount my /sd-ext on boot. Obviously this didn't work, because the symbolic link isn't actually saved to disk.
How would I go about moving my data partition to my sd card? I am not affraid of doing some dirty work manually. I am running Cyanogenmod 11.
Binero said:
I have a Galaxy GIO, which is a fairly old low-end phone. On factory reset, I have about 100MB memory free for apps, and the phone seems to start complaining as soon as I hit the 50MB mark; that's about one or 2 installed applications.
Because I would like to actually be able to, well, use my phone for anything else than calling, I want to move the /data partition to my SD card. I know this'll be slow, but slow still is better than not working at all.
I have done a bit of research, and came around plenty of scripts which claim to mount the second partition of the sd card as /data; none of these scripts work. I have tried 'INT2EXT', 'D2EXT', and I've heard about something called 'A2SD' but I have yet to find a copy of it . To install these scripts I've extracted them, and copied the scripts to '/system/etc/init.d/', after mounting '/system', using ADB.
I for an instant thought maybe my second partition isn't formatted properly, but using adb I am able to successfully mount the ext2 partition as /sd-ext, so I don't see why mounting them as /data should be a problem.
I have also tried to symbollicly link /data to /sd-ext/data and automatically mount my /sd-ext on boot. Obviously this didn't work, because the symbolic link isn't actually saved to disk.
How would I go about moving my data partition to my sd card? I am not affraid of doing some dirty work manually. I am running Cyanogenmod 11.
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I will introduce how to COPY(NOT MOVING) /data partition to /sdcard.
1. You should ROOT First.
2. Use Rootexplorer to Copy /data to /sdcard (WARNING:If your sdcard emulated with /data, Data WON'T copy to SDCARD --You need external Sdcard!)
2-1. if you don't want to use RootExplorer, you can use Android Debugging Bridge(adb)
(Youshould download Android sdks from developer.android.com)
--Command : adb shell su -C cp /data /sdcard/data
3. That's all.
Jason Hyunwoo said:
I will introduce how to COPY(NOT MOVING) /data partition to /sdcard.
1. You should ROOT First.
2. Use Rootexplorer to Copy /data to /sdcard (WARNING:If your sdcard emulated with /data, Data WON'T copy to SDCARD --You need external Sdcard!)
2-1. if you don't want to use RootExplorer, you can use Android Debugging Bridge(adb)
(Youshould download Android sdks from developer.android.com)
--Command : adb shell su -C cp /data /sdcard/data
3. That's all.
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Thanks, but that's not entirely what I meant. I can manage to move my data to the SD card no problem, but I want my phone to actually use my second partition on my sd card, as the /data partition.
Binero said:
Thanks, but that's not entirely what I meant. I can manage to move my data to the SD card no problem, but I want my phone to actually use my second partition on my sd card, as the /data partition.
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Oops.. Sorry about that!
First, I am not sure that will work or not, maybe you should try to edit init.*.rc. Which is from boot.mg. I think, maybe mounting sdcard as data is impossible, but you may try editing init.rc(or init.*.rc, * is manufacture). You could unpack your boot img, and you could edit mounting point which is from init.rc!
I hope this thing will help you..
Jason Hyunwoo said:
Oops.. Sorry about that!
First, I am not sure that will work or not, maybe you should try to edit init.*.rc. Which is from boot.mg. I think, maybe mounting sdcard as data is impossible, but you may try editing init.rc(or init.*.rc, * is manufacture). You could unpack your boot img, and you could edit mounting point which is from init.rc!
I hope this thing will help you..
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I have looked into init.rc, but that only seemed to create the /data mountpoint, but not actually mount to it. I've no idea how to edit the boot image, or what that even is. Is that the filesystem that is built into the kernel?
Binero said:
I have looked into init.rc, but that only seemed to create the /data mountpoint, but not actually mount to it. I've no idea how to edit the boot image, or what that even is. Is that the filesystem that is built into the kernel?
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Umm.. You should download unpackbootimg or dsixda's Android Kitchen to edit boot.mg. You cannot edit init.rc on Root explore. Use unpack boot.img menu which is from Android Kitchen!
Jason Hyunwoo said:
Umm.. You should download unpackbootimg or dsixda's Android Kitchen to edit boot.mg. You cannot edit init.rc on Root explore. Use unpack boot.img menu which is from Android Kitchen!
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I'll try that out. Still not sure where to look though. As I said, init.rc does not contain any commands mounting /data.
Binero said:
I'll try that out. Still not sure where to look though. As I said, init.rc does not contain any commands mounting /data.
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or you could edit look at other *.rc files!
Isn't this what you're looking for?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/themes-apps/tool-directorybind-data-to-externalsd-t1410262
sndsnd said:
Isn't this what you're looking for?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/themes-apps/tool-directorybind-data-to-externalsd-t1410262
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I want to mount my sd card to my /data. That simply creates a symbolic link.
Jason Hyunwoo said:
or you could edit look at other *.rc files!
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There is only 2 rc files, and one of them is specific to my recovery image.