The obb folder is in the root of my internal storage, not in the Android folder as it was on my Nexus 4. Is this the new location for it on 4.4?
xda6969 said:
The obb folder is in the root of my internal storage, not in the Android folder as it was on my Nexus 4. Is this the new location for it on 4.4?
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Anyone?
That's how it is for me too.
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musclehead84 said:
That's how it is for me too.
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Thanks.
Mine is in the Android folder in Internal memory on both, but it's empty on the N4.
Mine is in the android folder and in the root of internal. Do I guess it's normal.
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"/data/media/obb" is the one that is used.
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On my phone, i open root explorer, sd and i can go to external sd. Hoever on my TF there is no external option. Why is this? TIA for any help.
Look in the 'Removable' folder, your external sd card will be there.
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Alta1r said:
Look in the 'Removable' folder, your external sd card will be there.
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Awesome! Thank you so much!
Is it possible to rename the folders without causing any problems?
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i hate it. could we edit the fstab or something to change the mounting path
Trying to access my system folder to remove some software but the folder is not showing up in root explorers. Neither my nexus nor s3. Does this have to do with the distasteful /0 everyone hates? Or was there an error on my part? Thanks much
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xdapadogx said:
Trying to access my system folder to remove some software but the folder is not showing up in root explorers. Neither my nexus nor s3. Does this have to do with the distasteful /0 everyone hates? Or was there an error on my part? Thanks much
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search root file manager on google play
download the first one: gray folder icon one.
open, grant permission.
Download blah blah
You should see the root directory
just scroll down to system
Thanks man
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xdapadogx said:
Thanks man
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no problem, would appreciate that thanks button
Since I installed the sd card, a download folder has been created on ext memory and all downloads go there by default: is there a way to force downloads into internal memory?
Go to internet> menu>settings>adavanced>device storage>click device
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txtmikhail said:
Go to internet> menu>settings>adavanced>device storage>click device
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thanks... I thought it was a system settings and couldn't find anywhere
I'm on rddt rom and cannot see how to make SD card default storage.I thought it would've been under storage in settings but dont see it their or under google chrome settings. Any help would be appreciated!
Default storage for what?
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In 4.4.2, moving apps to SD is all buggered up. I just went out and got a 32gb card thinking I could move my 1+GB games to it.
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DistrictDigital said:
In 4.4.2, moving apps to SD is all buggered up. I just went out and got a 32gb card thinking I could move my 1+GB games to it.
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Root and you easily can.
Joe0113 said:
Root and you easily can.
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Using what app?
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DistrictDigital said:
Using what app?
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FolderMount in the Play Store.
CCallahan said:
FolderMount in the Play Store.
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I don't know where the path is for these apps that are installed on int. SD.
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DistrictDigital said:
I don't know where the path is for these apps that are installed on int. SD.
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Are you talking about for FM? I never had to enter a path. Just do the apps analyzer and then create the pairs and let FM do all of it automatically. If this isn't what you are asking then please elaborate.
Joe0113 said:
Default storage for what?
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For everything..I got camera to go to the sd but everything else is still going to internal storage, downloads and everything from playstore.
CCallahan said:
Are you talking about for FM? I never had to enter a path. Just do the apps analyzer and then create the pairs and let FM do all of it automatically. If this isn't what you are asking then please elaborate.
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I figured it out. I thought you had to make the paths manually. Didn't even notice the app analyzer. Purchased the premium version so I can move all my games! Thanks, man!
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I was wondering if anyone has this issue. I have a AT&T Galaxy Note II. On my extSdCard I deleted a bunch of files that I no longer needed. But when I reboot the it displays a message, "Preparing SD Card", and the files I deleted are still there. Any suggestions?
Some files and folders are used by android itself and they are again generated if they are not present
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Hell_X said:
Some files and folders are used by android itself and they are again generated if they are not present
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