Hi,
I tried to mount NTFS flash drive, but for ntfs-3g I'm missing fuse.ko module. I found several but it seems it has to be device specific compiled module(insmod returns 'Exec format error'). Other kernels seem to have NTFS support, but I have to stay with stock kernel.
Is there any chance to mount NTFS file system on stock kernel? Maybe compile fuse.ko for my xperia mini?
Thanks for answer.
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Xperia Mini, Stock kernel root
From what I know, Android has no support for NTFS. If you want to connect a USB stick to your phone, then it needs to be in FAT32 format.
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with fuse.ko it should be possible
according to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15167790&postcount=41 I just need the right modules for NTFS to work with android
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Hello,
I am using riego kernel 0.6. This makes the tab smooth.
Nevertheless i encountered problems when mounting ntfs usb media even after loading the ntfs.ko module. it says the file system is unsupported.
When can cause the problem ?
I am not abke to help, but I would also like to understand how to do this. Where did you get the ntfs module from.
I read that when connecting a storage device via the USB OTG , the i777 can only read FAT32 device. Would it be possible to read NTFS formatted devices? I tried to load international i9100's NTFS driver, but it did not work. The kernel of my i777 is latest Entropy's Daily Driver.
genecerebra said:
I read that when connecting a storage device via the USB OTG , the i777 can only read FAT32 device. Would it be possible to read NTFS formatted devices? I tried to load international i9100's NTFS driver, but it did not work. The kernel of my i777 is latest Entropy's Daily Driver.
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I was planning on adding the FUSE module which allows ntfs-3g to be used... In fact I thought I had done it already but it looks like I didn't.
I'll add fuse.ko to the next DD release
You'll still need the ntfs-3g binary in /system somewhere
Can't help you much beyond that - I don't have an OTG adapter
hello there xda.. i wanted to ask whether there is any kernel for htc one x+ international version that supports ntfs file format coz i was trying to mount an ntfs formated usb but it was not able to recognize it.. i tried to mount through the paragon app available on play store but nothing worked for me.. i am currently on stock 4.2.2 rom with stock kernel and rooted phone..
i also tried to mount an external hdd but it too didnt worked which is my main concern.. power not not the problem coz i used a usb 3.0 y- cable to connect it so i think its a kernel issue because my s4 mounts the same hdd and as far as i know its kernel suppots ntfs... any help plzzzz!!!!
hello there xda.. i wanted to ask whether there is any kernel for xperia z ultra international version that supports ntfs file format coz i was trying to mount an ntfs formated usb but it was not able to recognize it.. i tried to mount through the paragon app available on play store but nothing worked for me.. i am currently on stock 4.3 rom with stock kernel and rooted phone..
i also tried to mount an external hdd but it too didnt worked which is my main concern.. power is not the problem coz i used a usb 3.0 y- cable to connect it so i think its a kernel issue because my s4 mounts the same hdd and as far as i know its kernel suppots ntfs... any help plzzzz!!!!
asim_mahmood007` said:
hello there xda.. i wanted to ask whether there is any kernel for xperia z ultra international version that supports ntfs file format coz i was trying to mount an ntfs formated usb but it was not able to recognize it.. i tried to mount through the paragon app available on play store but nothing worked for me.. i am currently on stock 4.3 rom with stock kernel and rooted phone..
i also tried to mount an external hdd but it too didnt worked which is my main concern.. power is not the problem coz i used a usb 3.0 y- cable to connect it so i think its a kernel issue because my s4 mounts the same hdd and as far as i know its kernel suppots ntfs... any help plzzzz!!!!
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No not NTFS... but exFAT is supported by stock kernel. So if its about file size then use exFAT. I do and its great for 10gb 1080p vids.
use Paragon Mounter.
I have a microSD card (I use a OnePlus 7 Pro so while technically it doesn't support microSD, I do have and OTG adapter, and a microsd to USB adapter, and I am able to mount a FAT32 microSD just fine that way - so that's not the issue) which I use with my Linux laptop. For complicated reasons (I installed GTA V with wine on it) I must only use F2FS (not even ext4 worked, even though that's what the SSD in my laptop is formatted as).
Is Android, a system based on a Linux kernel, really incapable of mounting an external SD card (to be clear, I have no intention of using it as adopted storage)? I'm rooted, I have magisk if that's what it takes to mount an F2FS medium.
Lirannl said:
I have a microSD card (I use a OnePlus 7 Pro so while technically it doesn't support microSD, I do have and OTG adapter, and a microsd to USB adapter, and I am able to mount a FAT32 microSD just fine that way - so that's not the issue) which I use with my Linux laptop. For complicated reasons (I installed GTA V with wine on it) I must only use F2FS (not even ext4 worked, even though that's what the SSD in my laptop is formatted as).
Is Android, a system based on a Linux kernel, really incapable of mounting an external SD card (to be clear, I have no intention of using it as adopted storage)? I'm rooted, I have magisk if that's what it takes to mount an F2FS medium.
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In order to mount a f2fs filesystem, the following must be taken into consideration:
1. Android uses modified linux kernel, don't expect it to work like the one on the laptop
2. Your device's kernel must have support for f2fs filesystem, you will have to ask on your device forum whether it supports f2fs. If it doesn't, you will have to compile a custom kernel
3. If your device kernel supports f2fs but is unable to mount it, your kernel might be missing some modules, you will have to search whether somebody compiled it or you will have to compile one yourself and place it in /etc/init.d folder for it to load during device boot
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