i did not notice this when i was on.33, but since i upgraded to ICS,
any file i copy to the internal SD card with root explorer does not show up in windows explorer, but when i browse the internal sd card with root explorer the file is there
anyone have this problem
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I'm on astro and cannot seem to find the directory to access the 2gb SD card. All i see is the sdcard directory, which is the main internal mem.
My phone can acess and categorize the files from my SD card no problem. But no matter what file explorer app I cannot seem to pull up my sd card.
I am using CM7 if that changes anything.
EDIT: The file viewer shows me the SD card but what is says is my SD shows the contents on my internal card not my external one.
Your looking at the directory for the built in SD card. The external SD card is located in local/mnt/sdcard-ext.
when looking in file explorer my sd card- external is called emmec under the data folder data>emmec Im wondering why is it doing this?
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I am on CM10 10-20121126 and am having an issue mounting my SD card.
In CM10 when I mount USB storage, it mounts the internal storage. I cannot seem the find a setting to change this, but I was wondering if it is a naming issue with the internal storage. If I use the built in file manager I see that my internal storage is named sdcard0. Maybe it is just me not knowing how to use the software, but I could not change it to look at the SD card. So I downloaded ES File Explorer. Once again I see internal being named sdcard0 and now I can finally see the SD card, it is named sdcard1. The card is good and with ES File Explorer I can see data, copy, etc...
Download multimount to be able to.mount both internal and external
Im having issues with my SD card. My phone will not allow me to move files from the internal storage to the external SD card. Whenever I try to set my sd card as the download location (for the browser and Adownloader) nothing will download. Any suggestions guys ...thanks
Ps im rooted and tried moving files using root explorer
I think you need something called "directory bind"