Cm7 internal memory location - Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet

I think they changed the partition to slow us to have full access to the memory. I think I asked the question elsewhere but I can't find it. My question is which folder is it?
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if I remembered correctly I think they wanted to give it an obscure name like /void..somethingsomething. Beyond that I'm not sure. The download links were pulled when I got around to downloading the alpha so I can't say for sure. Hope this helped even a little bit.

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myl0h said:
if I remembered correctly I think they wanted to give it an obscure name like /void..somethingsomething. Beyond that I'm not sure. The download links were pulled when I got around to downloading the alpha so I can't say for sure. Hope this helped even a little bit.
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the SD card is by default mounted on /ext-sd (or something like that) we are in the process of allowing full memory access.

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Internal memory partition /media
hersh40 said:
I think they changed the partition to slow us to have full access to the memory. I think I asked the question elsewhere but I can't find it. My question is which folder is it?
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Who is "they" ? B&N ? The problem is the internal memory is not mounted to the proper folder /mnt/media . Goneczilla is aware of the problem and already has it figured.
myl0h said:
if I remembered correctly I think they wanted to give it an obscure name like /void..somethingsomething. Beyond that I'm not sure. The download links were pulled when I got around to downloading the alpha so I can't say for sure. Hope this helped even a little bit.
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I think you mean /vold thats the VOLume Daemon of linux .
If you want to have access to the internal memory in the CM7 alpha, then :
1. mount root as rw and create a folder called " media " in the /mnt folder .
Then goto terminal . get root by using su command . then use the following command :
Code:
mount -t vfat /dev/block/vold/179:10 /mnt/media
then create a symlink to /media using :
Code:
ln -s /mnt/media /media
However this only lasts until reboot and does not mount in windows .But apps can use this space unlike the /data .
Alternatively wait for the revised build of CM7
Daedricgeek

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what if we add those commands to /system/bin/clrbootcount.sh?
upd: no such a file in cm7, so init.rc maybe

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daedricgeek said:
Who is "they" ? B&N ? The problem is the internal memory is not mounted to the proper folder /mnt/media . Goneczilla is aware of the problem and already has it figured.
I think you mean /vold thats the VOLume Daemon of linux .
If you want to have access to the internal memory in the CM7 alpha, then :
1. mount root as rw and create a folder called " media " in the /mnt folder .
Then goto terminal . get root by using su command . then use the following command :
Code:
mount -t vfat /dev/block/vold/179:10 /mnt/media
then create a symlink to /media using :
Code:
ln -s /mnt/media /media
However this only lasts until reboot and does not mount in windows .But apps can use this space unlike the /data .
Alternatively wait for the revised build of CM7
Daedricgeek
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Thanks, that worked and I see that it mounted. However, apps still refuse to use it, and complain that sdcard has insufficient space (which is true).
Before a fixed release is out, is there any way to increase the size of SD partition?
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