Es explorer in my nexus 9 can read and write usb2.0 pendrives bt whenever i use usb 3.0 pendrive it doesn't support it. Nexus usb file manager can read usb3.0 pendrive bt cant write in it. Is there any app to write data on usb3.0 pendrives for nexus 9
hasan10001 said:
Es explorer in my nexus 9 can read and write usb2.0 pendrives bt whenever i use usb 3.0 pendrive it doesn't support it. Nexus usb file manager can read usb3.0 pendrive bt cant write in it. Is there any app to write data on usb3.0 pendrives for nexus 9
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If it can read from the drive but not write then its probably a filesystem problem rather than a USB problem.
It sounds like your USB3.0 drive is using the NTFS format. If thats the case, the easiest fix would be to reformat it to FAT32.
No. It was formatted as fat32. I checked it.
Dr. Hurt said:
If it can read from the drive but not write then its probably a filesystem problem rather than a USB problem.
It sounds like your USB3.0 drive is using the NTFS format. If thats the case, the easiest fix would be to reformat it to FAT32.
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I rechecked it. Then again formatted it. Still it doesn't work. But usb3.0 pendrive works fine in my friends chinese phone.
hasan10001 said:
I rechecked it. Then again formatted it. Still it doesn't work. But usb3.0 pendrive works fine in my friends chinese phone.
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Not sure but try stickmount by Chainfire. Need root. Won't write to NTSF.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.stickmount
prdog1 said:
Not sure but try stickmount by Chainfire. Need root. Won't write to NTSF.
I was hoping that i wouldnt need to root. Usb mouse and keyboard works fine without root.
I guess i'll stick to usb2.0 for a while.
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This might sound strange, but is the USB OTG cable you're using specifically made for USB 3.0?
I've had trouble with those cables which would, surprisingly, work only with USB 2.0 drives.
Replacing the cable with an older USB 2.0 cable fixed the problem and worked fine with my USB 3.0 HDD !!
Try getting another cable.
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This might sound strange, but is the USB OTG cable you're using specifically made for USB 3.0?
I've had trouble with those cables which would, surprisingly, work only with USB 2.0 drives.
Replacing the cable with an older USB 2.0 cable fixed the problem and worked fine with my USB 3.0 HDD !!
Try getting another cable.
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I don't think cable is the problem. Same cable and pendrive work in my friend's mobile
But not in mine.
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I am running TnTLite 4.4 which I am absolutely enjoying but I was unable to get the USB slot to read a thumb drive. Is there a work around for this?
brown14you said:
I am running TnTLite 4.4 which I am absolutely enjoying but I was unable to get the USB slot to read a thumb drive. Is there a work around for this?
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I found that re-booting, with the usb device already attached, usually fixs it or, going into file explorer and issuing a 'refresh' command.
what if format for USB drive. Try formatting as FAT32. Tab does not like NTFS
Rumbleweed said:
what if format for USB drive. Try formatting as FAT32. Tab does not like NTFS
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Rumbleweed said:
I found that re-booting, with the usb device already attached, usually fixs it or, going into file explorer and issuing a 'refresh' command.
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Thanks for all your suggestions. I will give it a try.
Did you enable USB access on the gtab? I know I had to do that on the Vegan rom. The usb will detect but you still need to enable it for use.
How do you enable it? Or do you mean turning on usb debugging.
Can't get my seagate ntfs 350gb to be recognized... gonna try reformat
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Is the USB port on the ViewPad 7 limited to charging?
I inserted a USB memory (using a converter plug) but the VP7 did not recognize it. Has anyone successfully connected something to the port?
Kumabjorn said:
Is the USB port on the ViewPad 7 limited to charging?
I inserted a USB memory (using a converter plug) but the VP7 did not recognize it. Has anyone successfully connected something to the port?
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Thats's a limitation. USB port on Viewpad 7 is passive, so it can not read external sources.
Kumabjorn said:
Is the USB port on the ViewPad 7 limited to charging?
I inserted a USB memory (using a converter plug) but the VP7 did not recognize it. Has anyone successfully connected something to the port?
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I do recall someone talking about using a "USB OGO" cable to do something like what you are talking about... Look into it on "android.modaco.com" looks like a modified USB cable and a custom rom will let you attach a flashdrive to your USB port...
hope that helps...
I have one of these When You fist connect USB to PC it installs a virtual cd drive . You can either ignore it or let it install after that Plug in USB while tablet is on ,it will ask you to turn on USB storage tap turn on and SD card shows up on PC as a removable disk you can read and write to with Windows Explorer
Sorry for the Stupid Noob post I misread it.Thought you meant internal storage
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Sorry for the Stupid Noob post I misread it.Thought you meant internal storage
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No worries mate, I have been able to move files (mainly music) between my PC and the ViewPad, I just found it odd that since it will obviously act as a receiver through the USB port from a PC why wouldn't it receive directly from a USB memory? Obviously I don't know enough about how these things work.
According to some users the viewpad 7 kernel supports usb OTG where the devices acts as the host.
Check out these links:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8819448&postcount=163
http://android.modaco.com/topic/334757-usb-otg/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ex-Pro-Cable-Adapter--plug--Socket/dp/B003MB4YXI
I played this morning with some USB cables and my Viewpad 7 and I found as follows:
1) You need USB OTG cable or USB OTG adapter with USB A female connector at one end and with USB Mini B male connector at second end - that end you should put in Viewpad 7 USB socket. With such a combination Viewpad 7 can read USB flash memories. I will try later other USB devices.
2) it worked fine on tj_style ROM and on Viewsonic stock ROM with Android 2.2.2.
3) Mouse works, but there is no cursor and the selection "jumps" from icon to icon.
4) Wireless keyboard, USB DVD player and USB hard disk do not work.
sorry for the maybe noob Q, but do I have to mount the usb memory or do i directly see the files in a folder...
I use ghost commander and cannot find the containing files...;-/
Thx in advance
--> Problem solved: It was the NTFS-Prob....With fat32 everything works like a charm...(no extra mounting...)
zost said:
I played this morning with some USB cables and my Viewpad 7 and I found as follows:
1) You need USB OTG cable or USB OTG adapter with USB A female connector at one end and with USB Mini B male connector at second end - that end you should put in Viewpad 7 USB socket. With such a combination Viewpad 7 can read USB flash memories. I will try later other USB devices.
2) it worked fine on tj_style ROM and on Viewsonic stock ROM with Android 2.2.2.
3) Mouse works, but there is no cursor and the selection "jumps" from icon to icon.
4) Wireless keyboard, USB DVD player and USB hard disk do not work.
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hi
i got the cable as mentioned above but nothing happens im on amalgations rom any suggestions on the same
I use the Q5 USB Memory Manager app to mount a memory stick or a usb hdd. This works even on custom roms. Try google to find out more about this app.
i connected a WD Essential SE portable hdd (1TB) to the Tab 10.1 via the usb adaptor and a powered usb hub. The drive is formatted to FAT32.
When powered up, the Tab shows usb storage connected but after awhile it becomes usb device unexpectedly removed. I am not able to access the portable drive at all.
Anyone can advise if there is anything I can do to make it work?
My Tab is 3G version with Android 3.1 with baseband P7500UBKG6.
Thanks.
me too...
any solution guys?
I presume you need to have a seperate power supply since the tab seems to refuse to use high-power usb devices all together.
I tried connecting my disk dock and that worked fine(uses a normal power supply on the side)
got it to work by using Broodcomb ROM and using [email protected] manager to format the harddisk to FAT32, not sure which one cause it to work. The setup is the same as before.
gohkg76 said:
got it to work by using Broodcomb ROM and using [email protected] manager to format the harddisk to FAT32, not sure which one cause it to work. The setup is the same as before.
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I have same issue.
I have 40 GB Dragon drive 2.5 FAT32 format which has separate power cable.
(http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2371952&CatId=2424)
any input will be great.
Hii guys i recently got to know that lww got otg support
And i tried attaching usb pendrive with otg cable..it keeps saying unsupported usb device attached
I tried usb host controller..there its showing pendrive attached..but no option to open it.Does our lww support usb pendrive with otg cable????
Install custom kernel that support it or custom rom.
Stock LWW has full support for it. No custom stuff needed.
USB flash drives have to be FAT32 format. Also, do not use external hard drives which take power from USB or you might mess up the phone's hardware.
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Then what is the use of saying otg support in specs?..if we need hacks to use it
Someguyfromhell said:
Stock LWW has full support for it. No custom stuff needed.
USB flash drives have to be FAT32 format. Also, do not use external hard drives which take power from USB or you might mess up the phone's hardware.
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Do u mean i have to format my pendrive in fat32 format from my pc..and then it will show up on my phone's file manager or usb host controller?
Dude reply???
I used OTG cable with LWW
I used custom kernal, but the unsupported USB device found message whenever i connect the pen drive,
Then i found Q5 application in XDA, but now i can't able to find now. Just google it.
Use of this app i connected any pendrive with rootexplorer.
jaleelchennai said:
I used custom kernal, but the unsupported USB device found message whenever i connect the pen drive,
Then i found Q5 application in XDA, but now i can't able to find now. Just google it.
Use of this app i connected any pendrive with rootexplorer.
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Dude the someguyfromhell saying that pendrives work by making pendrive in fat32 format..so i am waiting for reply from him to confirm the procedure
Calm down, I am not 24/7 online on the forum.
From what I know, then Android only supports FAT32 USB sticks. Yes, you have to format it to FAT32 first on computer and then try again.
Also, you might need another file manager to explore the contents of the USB stick.
Unfortunately, I cannot remember the name of the app. Try searching on Google.
Dude are u talking about this app?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skidmrk.umswatcherotg
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Dude are u talking about this app?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skidmrk.umswatcherotg
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Nope, this is something else.
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Or this app?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-1576145.html
All you need is:
rooted phone with stock ROM/kernel (not necessary stock)
usb otg cable
pendrive
Q5 USB Memory Stick Manager
On Q5 USB Memory Stick Manager website is tutorial placed so there is no need to do somethink by uourself.
Usb support on lww
hi guys,
All walkman live support usb otg, just u have to install wired usbotg.apk and mount usb.
you will be able to see data in sdcard\usbstorage.
all u have to need is root.
sorry for my bad english.
probably that too. but the real app is xperia arc usb manager or something like that..
rupeshmourya said:
hi guys,
All walkman live support usb otg, just u have to install wired usbotg.apk and mount usb.
you will be able to see data in sdcard\usbstorage.
all u have to need is root.
sorry for my bad english.
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Just usbotg.apk will not work. Other libs and files are also needed.
Also, stock WT19 requires no modifications, except that app to explore usb sticks.
Sent from my Xperia Live using xda premium.
can you try it with usb otg nokia ca-157?
if it work with usb sticks, usb mouse i will buy it asap from my local store
Izzy Stinson said:
can you try it with usb otg nokia ca-157?
if it work with usb sticks, usb mouse i will buy it asap from my local store
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Doesn't matter which cable as long as it is USB OTG cable.
i need someone to confirm it.
because usb otg cable is not cheap in my country 10$ is the cheapest
Hello everyone. My POCO F1 is not detecting OTG USB but keyboard and mouse work.
USB Fat32 type but not detected, Is there a solution to this?
Did you tried exfat?
MeizuM6T said:
Hello everyone. My POCO F1 is not detecting OTG USB but keyboard and mouse work.
USB Fat32 type but not detected, Is there a solution to this?
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Have you tried a different adapter? I had the exact same thing and another adapter worked great.
Emo19 said:
Did you tried exfat?
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doesn't see any filesystems
dreamdrake said:
Have you tried a different adapter? I had the exact same thing and another adapter worked great.
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I haven't tried it, but if there is a problem with the adapter, the masue or the keyboard will not work, right?