Has anybody tried to run ntfs on Razr? Will it be possible?
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Do you mean external storage with NTFS? On my tablet I use an app for that.
I can release a kernel module for mounting NTFS partition on RAZR... I'll watch at it when I'll be back home (3hrs).
is this about getting a thumb drive to b mounted to the razr? If so can u make it foe he Verizon droid razr too....
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Compiled.
http://www.eternityproject.eu/downloads/mtspyder/ntfsmodule.tar.gz
Uncompress and insmod
Wouldn't we need to modify vold to be able to mount NTFS?
(ofc. you could mount it manually but...)
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Obviously. This was intended for manual mount.
kholk said:
Compiled.
http://www.eternityproject.eu/downloads/mtspyder/ntfsmodule.tar.gz
Uncompress and insmod
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I was just trying to mount an external ntfs drive tonight and ran across your post. Could you please explain how to do the insmod? Thanks for the help
su
insmod /path/to/kernelmodule
@kholk
Okey. Hopefully someone does that soon so we can mount any filesystem that the kernel supports with vold
Thx.........
Hi
What am I doing wrong
[email protected]_spyder:/# insmod /mnt/sdcard/ntfsmodule
insmod: error inserting '/mnt/sdcard/ntfsmodule': -1 Invalid module format
Thanks
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When you extract it, you should get "ntfs.ko".
I fill quite stupid. inmod command works for me, but I don't know how to mount external drive. I try something like mount -t ntfs /dev/block/sda /mnt/usbdisk_1.1 , it finished without exception, but usbdisk_1.1 was empty.
Any suggestions for noob?
scorbut said:
I fill quite stupid. inmod command works for me, but I don't know how to mount external drive. I try something like mount -t ntfs /dev/block/sda /mnt/usbdisk_1.1 , it finished without exception, but usbdisk_1.1 was empty.
Any suggestions for noob?
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Nobody?
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Thanks kholk, now it's works. I can read from my external HDD.
It is possible also to write to ntfs partition? Cause it doesn't work for me.
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Will this work for the vetizon version too?
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I found that for Samsung galaxy s2 that copy ntfs-3g to system/bin. I suppose that we cannot do that while we have locked bootloader.
We have on our Razr /bin/ntfs-3g. It is possible to use this to have possibility to write to ntfs partition? If I try to run it, I get errors with missing fuse. If we have fuse for our kernel we could maybe use ntfs-3g.
Can anyone help?
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mount -o rw -t ntfs-3g (or ntfs) /dev/block/yourdrive /mnt/whereveryouwant
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mount -o rw -t ntfs-3g (or ntfs) /dev/block/yourdrive /mnt/whereveryouwant
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I must use umask=000 to see something. I cannot use -t ntfs-3g it throws me Device not found. I try to use
mount -o rw,umask=000 -t ntfs /dev/block/sda1 /mnt/usbdisk_1.1, but still no writable access.
When I try
[email protected]_spyder:/# /bin/ntfs-3g
It returns
Mount is denied because setuid and setgid root ntfs-3g is insecure with the
external FUSE library. Either remove the setuid/setgid bit from the binary
or rebuild NTFS-3G with integrated FUSE support and make it setuid root.
Please see more information at http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#unprivileged
From what I read, ntfs-3g don't need to be compiled to specific kernel version so we can use from sgs2 or maybe build one. But fuse is kernel specific.
Any idea?
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scorbut said:
I must use umask=000 to see something. I cannot use -t ntfs-3g it throws me Device not found. I try to use
mount -o rw,umask=000 -t ntfs /dev/block/sda1 /mnt/usbdisk_1.1, but still no writable access.
When I try
[email protected]_spyder:/# /bin/ntfs-3g
It returns
Mount is denied because setuid and setgid root ntfs-3g is insecure with the
external FUSE library. Either remove the setuid/setgid bit from the binary
or rebuild NTFS-3G with integrated FUSE support and make it setuid root.
Please see more information at http://ntfs-3g.org/support.html#unprivileged
From what I read, ntfs-3g don't need to be compiled to specific kernel version so we can use from sgs2 or maybe build one. But fuse is kernel specific.
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Nobody that could help?
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Hi,
Im try to mount my sd card to sony tablet s,
to run the following command,
mount -o bind /mnt/sdcard2 /mnt/sdcard/transferred
do I need to root the tablet first? If not, how do I do that?
boomramada said:
Hi,
Im try to mount my sd card to sony tablet s,
to run the following command,
mount -o bind /mnt/sdcard2 /mnt/sdcard/transferred
do I need to root the tablet first? If not, how do I do that?
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Yes, you will need to root the device before you can mount anything like that.
Just search the forums and you will find instructions.
Hint: condi has created an all-in-one tool that is apparently very effective.
My rooted yp-g1 US running cm7 wouldn't let me download anything from the internet. Didn't think anything of it but when I tried to delete something from /sdcard or anywhere else it said it couldn't be deleted. So apparently I have a read only filesystem or something. Fix???
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You could try this on the affected filesystems (as root, of course) :
mount -o remount,rw /sdcard
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Says it can't find /sdcard in /proc/mounts
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Then you'll have to use /mnt/sdcard
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I jumped from stock to CM10 and have found an issue I need resolved, but am not sure how to go about it.
On stock, I didn't have
/sdcard/ is the path for the internal memory
/sdcard/external_sd/ is the path for the actual add-in slot you buy yourself.
This is great because the file explorer apps don't need special access to get to, and things are at least somewhat logical on how they're laid out.
On CM10:
/storage/sdcard0/ is internal memory
/storage/sdcard1/ is external memory
There are symbolic links of /sdcard and /external_sd but to access the latter, I need to tell apps like ES file explorer to change their base path rather than just having a nested mount structure.
I've tried using terminal emulator to go in and create a symbolic link, but I get 'operation not permitted' messages. I've also tried editing /etc/vold.fstab to have it change the mount from /storage/sdcard1 to /storage/sdcard0/external_sd, but the filesystem is read-only and 'mount -o remount,rw /' doesn't have an effect even though it doesn't complain.
How can I change the mount structure back to how I want it and how it's easier to access/navigate it in my apps?
Run into some situation, hopefully someone can shed some light
Did you mount this files as r/w?
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johnrippa said:
Did you mount this files as r/w?
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In my original post I mention trying to get it remounted as r/w, the command doesn't complain but the filesystem stays read-only.
Try busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
If that fails, use an app to do it.
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Try busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
If that fails, use an app to do it.
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Any particular apps to recommend? I had tried issuing the remount command on / and not /system. I will give that another try.
ChronoReverse said:
Try busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
If that fails, use an app to do it.
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I was able to modify the mount point to be /storage/sdcard0/external_sd/ for the external SD slot, but when I rebooted CM it got stuck and would buzz every 10 seconds or so and stayed that way indefinitely. Not sure why this breaks CM so bad but there you have it. Oh well.
Might be a better idea to just add links so you get your old /sdcard/external_sd
I'm not currently on a CM10 ROM or else I'd test.
ChronoReverse said:
Might be a better idea to just add links so you get your old /sdcard/external_sd
I'm not currently on a CM10 ROM or else I'd test.
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Symbolic links don't work on a FAT based filesystem (which the SD card mounts are), unfortunately.
1. Partition the SD with CWM (easiest method) and you can be sure that the second partition disk type is of ext4 (latest CWM).
2. Rename other scripts in init.d, so that it gets executed only after the mount script has run (prioritize mount script).
3. Ext4 has many advantages over its earlier versions. So update the mount script's disk mount type to be ext4 (mount -t ext4).
4. If you are using low performance SD please update the script to mount the disk without mount options such as noatime.
5. Never add ext4 tweak if you are using mount scripts, it causes data corruption.
6. If you don't want the script to move certain folders in data partition then add the folder name to the moving data to SD ext.
Using a mount script is very easy, these points make it better.
BTW, I suggest you to try INT2EXT for EXT4 (with the above updations) the next time you reset your device.
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Ok finally i observed that u disabled noatime, norealtime and zipalign code from the original int2ext4+ script..but i still dont understand what does that code do
Code:
-o nosuid,nodev,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=0,nobh,data=writeback,noauto_da_alloc
BTW thanks nanba for all the help dude..
swat4samp said:
Ok finally i observed that u disabled noatime, norealtime and zipalign code from the original int2ext4+ script..but i still dont understand what does that code do
Code:
-o nosuid,nodev,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=0,nobh,data=writeback,noauto_da_alloc
BTW thanks nanba for all the help dude..
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Those are the options available while mounting a disk. You can Google for each one, read the Linux pages.
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SuganAnbalagan said:
Those are the options available while mounting a disk. You can Google for each one, read the Linux pages.
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I prefer reverse mount than symlinks and for speed I leave dalvik cache on data partition. You can try that too.
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That's a lot of linux related technical stuff..well its too hard to understand..anyways "Ignorance is Bliss"
Hello
I would like to chroot arch linux in my phone, but when I extract (tar xzvf ./*.tar.gz) the .tar.gz file (it is the multi-platform image) I get in every attempt to create symlink and hardlink I get an error that says "Operation not permitted". Any ideas how to fix this?
Thanks a lot in advance
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vfat partitions don't support symlinks or hardlinks, format your sdcard to ext4
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vfat partitions don't support symlinks or hardlinks, format your sdcard to ext4
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Im trying it atm! Thanks SO MUCH
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nagalun said:
vfat partitions don't support symlinks or hardlinks, format your sdcard to ext4
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It worked but now how can i mount a .img file i want? I do losetup /dev/loop256 "$img" and i get "value too large for defined data type". Any idea? Thanks a lot btw
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SlimShady08 said:
It worked but now how can i mount a .img file i want? I do losetup /dev/loop256 "$img" and i get "value too large for defined data type". Any idea? Thanks a lot btw
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I always mounted images with (busybox mount $img /path) , but make sure your kernel supports loop devices and the img is formatted to ext4 (mke2fs -T ext4 $img)
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I always mounted images with (busybox mount $img /path) , but make sure your kernel supports loop devices and the img is formatted to ext4 (mke2fs -T ext4 $img)
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ext4? Shouldnt it be ext2? Anyway I will try what you said. Thanks a lot!!!
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