Hello,
I'm looking for kind of help with OTG USB support.
Actually i have an usb C key (256gb SanDisk) designed for mobile use. But can't get it works on Mi 12.5 global. Any solution please ?
I tried both exFat and Ntfs format.
Nb : its working like a charm via TWRP but not in the Rom
Thanks guys for helping me
format it with TWRP to ext4 if that's what your internal memory is.
3mel said:
format it with TWRP to ext4 if that's what your internal memory is.
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I will try that thanks a lot for the hint
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Just want to let everyone knows after installing stickmount on my rooted N5, and copying the following to /sdcard/ my N5 can now read ExFAT and NTFS
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att...2&sa=D&usg=AFQjCNG2utOyTHiqIf5XsSeY1I2TxayLcw
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att...2&sa=D&usg=AFQjCNFVbUK0fY7RZRsPYqCiWiJZrBa5dw
These hints are from Stickmount Play page. But just to make sure everyone knows....
wildpig1234 said:
Just want to let everyone knows after installing stickmount on my rooted N5, and copying the following to /sdcard/ my N5 can now read ExFAT and NTFS
These hints are from Stickmount Play page. But just to make sure everyone knows....
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What capacity card do you have with exFat partition? I just put in a 64GB micro sd with exFat and I not seeing the file. Stick mount was able to mount the partition but no app could read the card contents. Then I tried Paragon exFat, NTFS app and it said that exFat support is reserved for OEM/s ... so no-go there as well.
enaybee said:
What capacity card do you have with exFat partition? I just put in a 64GB micro sd with exFat and I not seeing the file. Stick mount was able to mount the partition but no app could read the card contents. Then I tried Paragon exFat, NTFS app and it said that exFat support is reserved for OEM/s ... so no-go there as well.
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Did you copy those system files into/sdcard on yr nexus5 first?
wildpig1234 said:
Did you copy those system files into/sdcard on yr nexus5 first?
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It worked after I copied the files over to N5 and N7 both. I typed in my post first and read your links second. All is good here. Thanks.
enaybee said:
It worked after I copied the files over to N5 and N7 both. I typed in my post first and read your links second. All is good here. Thanks.
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Great to hear! Hope this would be helpful to many.
wildpig1234 said:
Great to hear! Hope this would be helpful to many.
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Hi I tried clicking on the links but all I get is a blank screen - please can you help?
I use StickMount for read NTFS USB pendrive, but it's possible to add write support (with stock or franco.Kernel)?
Hi everybody.
I had made 3 partitions on my 8GB micro sdcard using mini tool partion wizard.
6GB FAT32, 1GB EXT4 & 1GB SWAP.
i didn't use ext4 & swap . but now i can't see them in my computer .
now my sd card just have 6GB space .
what should i do?
torbatepak said:
Hi everybody.
I had made 3 partitions on my 8GB micro sdcard using mini tool partion wizard.
6GB FAT32, 1GB EXT4 & 1GB SWAP.
i didn't use ext4 & swap . but now i can't see them in my computer .
now my sd card just have 6GB space .
what should i do?
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If you make partition, only FAT portion is recognized by windows. So it only shows what size the FAT partition has, no matter u use it or not. Hope you got it
hey! how many bugs are so far?
and what about speed? ^^ (i refers to 20140320 build)
franco077 said:
hey! how many bugs are so far?
and what about speed? ^^ (i refers to 20140320 build)
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Dude do u even read the post
Hi
Format using right clic on windows or you can delete the partitions using the same program that built them.
Windows only recognize FAT16, FAT32, NTFS and exFAT. Linux distributions let see them.
Hope it helps. sorry for my bad english.
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swat4samp said:
Dude do u even read the post
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sorry... i wanted to post in other thread
Hi,
Is there a way to read/write to NTFS HDD on my sm-p605 on stock ROM? My device is rooted.
Ive tried using paragon from playstore but it does not mount.
Kindly help if you can. Thanks
silphoenix99 said:
Hi,
Is there a way to read/write to NTFS HDD on my sm-p605 on stock ROM? My device is rooted.
Ive tried using paragon from playstore but it does not mount.
Kindly help if you can. Thanks
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Do you mean read/write to your PC HDD?
If not your phone does not have a HDD, instead it uses flash memory not formatted in NTFS
TechMinerUK said:
Do you mean read/write to your PC HDD?
If not your phone does not have a HDD, instead it uses flash memory not formatted in NTFS
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Yeah, I meant external HDD
Thanks for your concern though.
silphoenix99 said:
Yeah, I meant external HDD
Thanks for your concern though.
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Well If it's a USB HDD it is unlikely to work as mobile phones don't offer enough power over USB to keep an HDD running (Not any that I have tried anyway) but if it is in another PC or NAS then you should be able to as there are many apps (Not that I can remember any but I'll have a look)
Hi guys,
I bought a otg micro sd card reader.
I want to move my apps to my otg so it won't take that space on my phone itself
Is there any app for that?
Hope someone can help me!
Thanks
Deltastylez said:
Hi guys,
I bought a otg micro sd card reader.
I want to move my apps to my otg so it won't take that space on my phone itself
Is there any app for that?
Hope someone can help me!
Thanks
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Link2sd plus from pkaystore does that but maybe you need to change and selinux policy to work properly.
link2sd should work but if im not wrong you may need to install se linux mode changer to make it permissive for it to work.Also i may be wrong but when i tried this few months back i couldnt get it to work because of some filesystem issue
Pras96 said:
link2sd should work but if im not wrong you may need to install se linux mode changer to make it permissive for it to work.Also i may be wrong but when i tried this few months back i couldnt get it to work because of some filesystem issue
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Did you format to ext2 your partition?
Does not work with fat format
geowolf1000 said:
Did you format to ext2 your partition?
Does not work with fat format
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Yup you should change it to ext2 and give it a shot, I haven't done it myself but it should work, however just in case try it with a small pendrive or something cheap
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Is OTG supported for the honor 6 H60-L04. If so, which format should I use, NTFS, exFAT or something else ?
PS: My plan is to make a nandroid backup with twrp on my usb.
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Why not on SD card?
hassanjavaid8181 said:
Why not on SD card?
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If you have 2 backups, it is always better. I know people who had a bootloop and tried to recover from sdcard and failed.
P.S: I have got an otg cabel and it works. The USB has to be in exFAT Format to work. For me NTFS doesnt work(you can only read but not write).
Lukalion said:
If you have 2 backups, it is always better. I know people who had a bootloop and tried to recover from sdcard and failed.
P.S: I have got an otg cabel and it works. The USB has to be in exFAT Format to work. For me NTFS doesnt work(you can only read but not write).
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Yeah NTFS support needs some kernel tweaking.