Do I have to put the zip file in the root of my sd card before I can check the md/5?If so and say its a corrupt file how do I delete it off the root of my sd card.
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Yes you have to put in the root of the sd card if the md5 sums don't match just longpress in file explorer and delete.you check the sums in 4ext recovery
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You do not have to put a Rom in the root of your sd card, firmware PG58IMG.zip files should be in the root of the sd card, Roms could be installed from any subdir using the recovery.
You could check MD5 and delete Rome using es file explorer.
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Only the included/native file explorer sees my Sandisk 16GB class 4 sd card.Ive tried Root Explorer and Rom Toolbox.I've even tried un installing and re installing the apps after installing the sd card.
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Look under /mnt/
/mnt/extSdCard
Man you're awesome! I looked for ext sd and emmc,but mnt just never crossed my mind.
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I'm trying to install an specific app that requires to put the folder in the root of the sd card (no sd card on HTC one X) so I've placed it in the root of the phone's memory drive shown in windows explorer.
It also requires to put the apk file somewhere you can start it from via file explorer.
But all file explorers search SD cards, I can't navigate to this specific location on phone's fixed memory.
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stanjkof said:
I'm trying to install an specific app that requires to put the folder in the root of the sd card (no sd card on HTC one X) so I've placed it in the root of the phone's memory drive shown in windows explorer.
It also requires to put the apk file somewhere you can start it from via file explorer.
But all file explorers search SD cards, I can't navigate to this specific location on phone's fixed memory.
help
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The phones fixed memory is an ad card. That's the way android looks at it. It will be under sdcard in file explorers like es file explorer, and root explorer, and I'm sure the rest too.
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kleeman7 said:
The phones fixed memory is an ad card. That's the way android looks at it. It will be under sdcard in file explorers like es file explorer, and root explorer, and I'm sure the rest too.
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Thanks, that was fast
stanjkof said:
Thanks, that was fast
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No problem, I'm bored. Nothing to flash atm, so I'm trolling.
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I'm trying to make sure all of my apps,roms,etc are on my sd card for when I install a new Rom and reinstall es file explorer everything will show up.I know how to move my roms,pics,etc to my sd card through es file explorer but I moved a couple apps using es file explorer and after U did that I checked on my sd card and I couldnt find then anywhere.could someone explain how to move apps through the es file explorer to my sd card. Thanks!!!
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Mesaman2012 said:
I'm trying to make sure all of my apps,roms,etc are on my sd card for when I install a new Rom and reinstall es file explorer everything will show up.I know how to move my roms,pics,etc to my sd card through es file explorer but I moved a couple apps using es file explorer and after U did that I checked on my sd card and I couldnt find then anywhere.could someone explain how to move apps through the es file explorer to my sd card. Thanks!!!
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Hi,
Look into using ROM CLEANER
It's a great program which will save and reinstall all your apps.
Has anybody used es file explorer if they have could you please help me out with my qwestion.
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How can I do this using my sensation.there are some roms and kernels that I want to remove on my sd card.
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Mesaman2012 said:
How can I do this using my sensation.there are some roms and kernels that I want to remove on my sd card.
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Hi,
Long press ,and delete the one you want.
And you do what the guy above me said using an file explorer.
My all time favorite has been : OI File Manager
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malybru said:
Hi,
Long press ,and delete the one you want.
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Hi,
I use ES File Explorer,available from the market.
When you open the app,it takes you straight to the root of your sd card.
Scroll down to the ROM/kernel that you want to delete.
Long press it,and then select "Delete".
If you're on your computer just turn onto disk drive / mass storage and delete. But if you're not just download file explorer app from play store.
I'm using Astro File Manager
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Yes you can also delete using es file explorer. Simply long press on the item you want deleted through es, a menu will pop up, delete from there. I use es to delete my unwanted items of off my sd card often. It's quite convenient.
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If I want to remove everything on a sd card can I just go into recovery then go into wipe and just hit format sd card.
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Mesaman2012 said:
If I want to remove everything on a sd card can I just go into recovery then go into wipe and just hit format sd card.
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Hi,
Bare in mind that the sd card contains all your backups,and saves.
It is best to make a copy of your sd card onto your PC,then format it in the PC to FAT 32.
When you put your card back into your phone,Android will put back the files it needs.
I made a nandroid backup,before install a liquid smooth rom,i have a esfile explorer and when i go to clockwork mode there are nothing in that folder,im not sure but i think there are suppose to have a folder named backup
Check data/media. You installed a 4.2.2 rpm which rearranges your internal sdcard.
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I had similar issue when trying to figure out where it put it but when I used the search function in the explorer it was able to find it.
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Check data/media. You installed a 4.2.2 rpm which rearranges your internal sdcard.
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it is any fix to backup the rom in the external sd card and not in the internal sd card?
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it is any fix to backup the rom in the external sd card and not in the internal sd card?
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Move the entire CWM folder to your external sdcard and just continue making backups to your external sdcard going forward.
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