Hi. My LG G3 16GB phone gives internal storage error. I have done before "Android 6.0 Marshmallow adoptable storage" thing to my phone . But I have lost my SD card. I dont wanna reset or format my phone, because I dont have a backup of my internal storage. Here is error messages pictures ,How can I fix this?
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File manager errror
Camera error
Storage
WhatsApp error 1
WhatsApp error 2
Es File Storage preview
File Expert System Preview
File Expert System Storage Preview
Try to forget The previous Card and Tell me what happens
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Atifbaig786 said:
Try to forget The previous Card and Tell me what happens
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I did "SD Card As Internal Storage On Android" thing. Like this with adb.exe
adb shell sm list-disks
adb shell sm list-volumes all
adb shell sm set-force-adoptable true
adb shell sm partition disk:179,64 private
adb shell sm set-force-adoptable false
adb shell sm list-volumes all
any suggestions?
still doesnt have a solution
it s important
blackrebel said:
it s important
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Go to settings>Storage USB>[Your Previous Card Name]>Forget Data>Confirm
And Then Reboot.
Tell me What Happens.
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Atifbaig786 said:
Go to settings>Storage USB>[Your Previous Card Name]>Forget Data>Confirm
And Then Reboot.
Tell me What Happens.
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Actually I keep searching SD card, if I do your idea, maybe I cant access both of them, SD card and internal memory.
blackrebel said:
Actually I keep searching SD card, if I do your idea, maybe I cant access both of them, SD card and internal memory.
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Nope.You will Only lose The Data Stored On The Lost Sdcard.All Other data Will Stay Intact.
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Hey guys, so my galaxy s2 has been running on RR 3.0.5 with the latest siyah kernel. A problem I've been having is frequent media corruptions, and to solve that, I thought reformatting the internal storage would help. After doing so, it doesn't recognize my sdcard. What can I do to fix this?
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How did you reformat?
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I reformatted using cwm, the "reformat internal storage" option.
Ah, then it is not possible to format from within the phone under Settings>Storage>Format USB card?
The phone should be able to format it.
If not, plug the microSD into the computer and format it as FAT32.
If still does not work, try to format it via another phone.
As of right now, the problem is in the phone because it won't recognize my sd card. I have swapped sd cards with another one, and again, it doesn't recognize.
Guess: You don't have the mount point any more after the reformat. Recreate it. Hope you know what's it called.
I.e. create the directory /sdcard/external_sd or what it's supposed to be called.
Check in /etc/vold.fstab, it should be found there, the name of the mount point.
kuisma said:
Guess: You don't have the mount point any more after the reformat. Recreate it. Hope you know what's it called.
I.e. create the directory /sdcard/external_sd or what it's supposed to be called.
Check in /etc/vold.fstab, it should be found there, the name of the mount point.
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Not exactly sure how to do that...
richcity64 said:
Not exactly sure how to do that...
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So in non Samsung Android phones we don't have an internal SD card. Using root explorer, we see /sdcard/ and that is our microSD. For Samsung devices, /sdcard/ is actually the internal sd card, and what kuisma is saying is that the folder of the external sd card must be in /sdcard/something.
He is trying to say that the /sdcard/something was erased, and you have to create the folder which the external sd card is in (mount point). And instead of "something" the folder should be named something else (unknown right now) but you should be able to find the correct name in /etc/vold.fstab
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richcity64 said:
Not exactly sure how to do that...
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Create an empty directory /mnt/sdcard/external_sd using your favourite tool (file explorer, mkdir or whatever ...). Restart the phone. See if it works now.
Is there any way I can mount a folder from the internal sdcard as USB mass storage?
( I am aware that I can mount an external sd but I don't happen to have one.)
jhonwds said:
Is there any way I can mount a folder from the internal sdcard as USB mass storage?
( I am aware that I can mount an external sd but I don't happen to have one.)
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Once I connect my phone it shows internal and external as two drives. You just can't mount e.g. the system folders if I am right.
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No.
jhonwds said:
Is there any way I can mount a folder from the internal sdcard as USB mass storage?
( I am aware that I can mount an external sd but I don't happen to have one.)
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No.
And here is why:
On the newer phones there is no seperate phone memory and internal SD, its just one big memory. The good thing about ir is, that you can install a lot more apps, because the whole memory is usable for the phone. The bad side is, that you can only access it through MTP.
In order to make it available as USB mass storage it needs to be unmounted, but this is not possible, because it is used by the phone. If you do it, the phone will crash. Its just like pulling a memory chip out of a running PC.
A filesystem can be mounted on different locations. If more than one location has write access, it will cause irreparable damage though.
The main problem here is that that the device uses the ext4 filesystem which Windows cannot process.
As a fix (sort of) you can
- swap internal and external storage.
- use a Smb over Wifi app and mount the share in Windows
- use a pseudo-filesysem such as sshfs from your computer
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Jumbodriver said:
No.
And here is why:
On the newer phones there is no seperate phone memory and internal SD, its just one big memory. The good thing about ir is, that you can install a lot more apps, because the whole memory is usable for the phone. The bad side is, that you can only access it through MTP.
In order to make it available as USB mass storage it needs to be unmounted, but this is not possible, because it is used by the phone. If you do it, the phone will crash. Its just like pulling a memory chip out of a running PC.
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I dont think so and disagree with you... galaxy s i9000 and galaxy s2 i9100 also same. But they can mount internal and external as UMS or MTP.
Maybe the different in filesystem is the main cause.
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On the S3, the whole internal memory is one big chunk (called /data). How would you go about mounting that as UMP when android is running? Android is using /data, therefore you can't unmount it and remount is as UMS.
If I'm wrong (which I may very well be), then post valid proof.
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On the S3, the whole internal memory is one big chunk (called /data). How would you go about mounting that as UMP when android is running? Android is using /data, therefore you can't unmount it and remount is as UMS.
If I'm wrong (which I may very well be), then post valid proof.
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Understood.. thanks for the info.. just found it out...
So internal sdcard is a mount point of folder /data/media
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syamsoul said:
Understood.. thanks for the info.. just found it out...
So internal sdcard is a mount point of folder /data/media
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HI there, by chance are you able to recover from the "internal memory" after a factory reset, on a galaxy s3.
I am not sure what the consensus was-
-i recently thought google had all my photos backed up and did a factory reset, and lost everything.
Am hoping if I keep the phone that I can find a way to recover the photos.
Thank you.
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HI there, by chance are you able to recover from the "internal memory" after a factory reset, on a galaxy s3.
I am not sure what the consensus was-
-i recently thought google had all my photos backed up and did a factory reset, and lost everything.
Am hoping if I keep the phone that I can find a way to recover the photos.
Thank you.
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i myself never try but you can try this
XDA post
techiesstuff
Both same way
syamsoul said:
i myself never try but you can try this
XDA post
techiesstuff
Both same way
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I just wanted to say thanks for posting that second link. I've been looking everywhere for a way to export the raw mount to recover files from internal /sdcard.
Oh and in response to the first thread, I believe the reason they were getting that error (the thread is locked unfortunately) is because they used -1 (the number one) rather than -l (the letter L). I made this mistake too.
Edit: Probably should have used the 'thanks' button, sorry. Can't delete post.
If you have a custom recovery installed boot into that and mount ums from there, as recovery doesn't depend on the data partition it can unmount and remount it
I have the Verizon US version and its not available..
Im really annoyed..
They already took out the option for adoptable storage but not allowing to move the apps data to SD is just ridiculous..
I am on the Tmo version and have the same and it kinda sucks, for apps like uTorrent I want everything including the app to be on the SD card.
It's called Adoptable Storage now. You get the option when you first insert your SD card or when you format it
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SimPup said:
It's called Adoptable Storage now. You get the option when you first insert your SD card or when you format it
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So I just transferred my card over from my G3 and it did not set as adoptable storage. If I format the card, that option will become available? I think I would prefer this over two storage locations. Thanks.
turbodroid said:
So I just transferred my card over from my G3 and it did not set as adoptable storage. If I format the card, that option will become available? I think I would prefer this over two storage locations. Thanks.
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Yeah just Google marshmallow adaptable storage
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SimPup said:
It's called Adoptable Storage now. You get the option when you first insert your SD card or when you format it
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As I said on my message.. I am aware of adaptoble storage option on Android 6.0 but LG just like Samsung took this option out of their phones.. But what's better about the S7 now is they still allowed you to do move to SD option to free up some internal storage..
Thanks
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As I said on my message.. I am aware of adaptoble storage option on Android 6.0 but LG just like Samsung took this option out of their phones.. But what's better about the S7 now is they still allowed you to do move to SD option to free up some internal storage..
Thanks
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My bad. Didn't realize LG removed that option.
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I wonder if modacos method to enable it on the s7 works on the g5
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I wonder if modacos method to enable it on the s7 works on the g5
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I've tried his method of partitioning the card over adb using sm a few times not but to no success.
It always ends in an error and then a corrupt SD card that requires formatting via a computer to get working again.
The main error I get is:
Code:
Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: Thread Binder_6 gave up waiting for partitionPrivate after 180000ms
But have also had the following:
Code:
Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: command '43 volume partition disk:179,64 private' failed with 'null'
Anyone else managed to get this working?
sdmix said:
The main error I get is:
Code:
Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: Thread Binder_6 gave up waiting for partitionPrivate after 180000ms
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I also got this error several times when I tried to set it up. But after trying like 4 or so times to get the command to run without error and getting the same thing every time, I kinda just gave up. Afterward, when I looked around the settings for the device storage, I saw that my SD card oddly appeared to be showing fully as internal storage. I tested moving a few apps back and forth from my SD card to the true internal storage and it worked totally fine (I can't post links, so if you check out fq9iBFn.png on Imgur, you can see the screenshot of my storage settings page).
The only things I think I might've done differently is that I completely wiped the filesystem off of the SD card after the first time it failed. I figured starting with no partitions and an empty card was the best way to go about it. I also tried at one point using the command "sm set-force-adoptable true" before runninng the command to partition the card. I read to do that in a guide I saw for enabling adoptable storage on the G4. If you do that, make sure to run "sm set-force-adoptable false" afterward, I'm not sure what that might do if you leave it as true, but the guides I've read have indicated to set it to false after partitioning.
So, based purely on how it happened to me, I'd try those two things and even if you still get an error back, check your device after rebooting and make sure whether it was/wasn't set up right.
Turns out none of that stuff mattered. The timeout error may pop up, but the SD card is still being formatted/configured in the background despite that. As long as you keep waiting until the SD card reappears under your Storage & USB settings page after running the command, your SD card will be set up for adoptable storage.
Tmo has disabled the adoptable storage option in. I'm guessing, since it is written into the os now,that once we root and custom roms we can get it back.
sdmix said:
I've tried his method of partitioning the card over adb using sm a few times not but to no success.
It always ends in an error and then a corrupt SD card that requires formatting via a computer to get working again.
The main error I get is:
Code:
Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: Thread Binder_6 gave up waiting for partitionPrivate after 180000ms
Anyone else managed to get this working?
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I had this error with a SD card (class 10 Integral 128 GB) but not problem whatsoever with a Samsung evo class 10 64 GB on my G4. I guess it is SD card dependant. Be sure you're using a original class 10 from a renowned manufacture (Samsung, SanDisk, etc...).
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Use native file manager
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Use native file manager moved my utorrent downloads with no problems
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In twrp it is showing path not found.. I couldnt acess my internal storage.. But in settings i can see the internal partition mounted.. Plz help.. Wat s d solution so datbi can use my internal storage too..
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dharmesh.chand.7 said:
In twrp it is showing path not found.. I couldnt acess my internal storage.. But in settings i can see the internal partition mounted.. Plz help.. Wat s d solution so datbi can use my internal storage too..
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What ROM and twrp version? How did you install twrp? Thru flashify, DD commands from shell or something else?
I used the new New Adoptable Storage Tool! and now have a 64 GB g6!
Confirmed working on mine as well so far.
hmmm.... now to contemplate if I need 96GB or 160GB internal......
Thanks for testing it out and confirming!
Great find. All I need now is root to have Adblock and I won't need anything elseView attachment 4108366
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I have a concern regarding this adoptable storage. Every app that I go in and gives me the option to choose a location to store data (Spotify as exemple) shows internal storage with 13GB free, not 16some GB... If I remember correctly, adoptable storage means that the phone would treat the partition of the SD card as internal memory... And use it all as 1
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Its not working for me, when I try and do it manually It just hangs and when I used this program I get this error message "Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: Thread Binder:1828_4 gave up waiting for partitionMixed after 180000ms
- Kill ADB Server..."
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Its not working for me, when I try and do it manually It just hangs and when I used this program I get this error message "Error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: Thread Binder:1828_4 gave up waiting for partitionMixed after 180000ms
- Kill ADB Server..."
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Same issue, had to use the tool.
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Same issue, had to use the tool.
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The tool is not working for me. I don't care, I just want all the files I download to go in the SD card not internal
Manual mode worked for me...
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What happens when you remove SD with this enabled?
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Great question... I would like to know this as well.
skyfox99 said:
What happens when you remove SD with this enabled?
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If you migrate data to the adopted storage, it becomes unaccessible. Any apps you move to the adopted storage become inaccessible as well. But you shouldn't have any issues still using any apps still on the actual internal.
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If you migrate data to the adopted storage, it becomes unaccessible. Any apps you move to the adopted storage become inaccessible as well. But you shouldn't have any issues still using any apps still on the actual internal.
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Are there any stability issues? I remember Apps2SD back in the WinMo days and it caused some issues with rebooting, random data loss, ghost apps, etc.
Does this degrade performance at all?
Do you have to select what gets stored where? Or does the system manage the "internal" external SD the same?
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I have successfully used the tool and now my SD card is formated as adoptable storage.
I am unable to migrate the data to the SD card.. I process starts, gives me a message that it will move 6GB from the internal to the SD and will make my SD card default for future apps. After several minutes it fails with an error message that data were left at the original location.
Did anyone manage to perform the migration?
try apps2sd pro to migrate apps , i am using it on my xperia z3 sucessfully with adoptable storage 128gb card memory card under 5.1.1 (rooted)
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Great find. All I need now is root to have Adblock and I won't need anything elseView attachment 4108366
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Try AdClear no need to root/unlock.
The current way to block ad without root is a VPN running on the phone and blocking sites through the VPN.
It works.
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Try AdClear no need to root/unlock.
The current way to block ad without root is a VPN running on the phone and blocking sites through the VPN.
It works.
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Adguard works very well. No root
Does anyone know if adoptable storage (via adb commands) is supported on LG G6 after upgrade to Oreo?
joemossjr said:
I used the new New Adoptable Storage Tool! and now have a 64 GB g6!
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Great! But, why not use a 128gb card? Since you're stuck with it now.
skyfox99 said:
Are there any stability issues? I remember Apps2SD back in the WinMo days and it caused some issues with rebooting, random data loss, ghost apps, etc.
Does this degrade performance at all?
Do you have to select what gets stored where? Or does the system manage the "internal" external SD the same?
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I haven't done it on this phone because I don't need it ( we've got enough storage for apps, imo ), but I've done it on a J5 2015 and it automatically installs apps on the SD card. Haven't seen any stability issues, but it can degrade the performance because it depends on the speed of the card. If you've got a slower card than your phone's storage, then you will see some performance drop for sure.