Guest RedSlug Posted April 18, 2011 Report Posted April 18, 2011 if you add an additional mini-sd card, it's a bit useless as most programs cannot see it. Is it possible to create a (symbolic?) link to this directory, somewhere in the existing /mnt/sdcard directory, so that this new card can be accessed and used for storing music/pictures etc?
Guest friedgoldmole Posted April 19, 2011 Report Posted April 19, 2011 I had a go at doing this but can't seem to get it to work, tried ln -s /Removable/Gallery /sdcard/gallery get error "link failed File exists" Tried variations where I had created both the originating folder and the link destination, only the originating folder, and all variations in between. When I tried with neither folder already existing I get the error "link failed Function not implemented" Not really sure if its a limitation of the file system the Transformer uses for its internal memory? Anyone more clued up on Linux got any ideas?
Guest nimanic Posted May 1, 2011 Report Posted May 1, 2011 Hi, i tried the same on the Acer Icona A500. I tried "ln -s /mnt/external_sd /mnt/sdcard/micro" but i also got the "link failed Function not implemented". If you find andy way to make it working i would like to try i on my Acer as well.
Guest Matchstick Posted May 1, 2011 Report Posted May 1, 2011 (edited) Hi, i tried the same on the Acer Icona A500. I tried "ln -s /mnt/external_sd /mnt/sdcard/micro" but i also got the "link failed Function not implemented". If you find andy way to make it working i would like to try i on my Acer as well. I'm no linux expert but is it ever possible to create a symlink to a FAT32 formatted disk ? Edited May 1, 2011 by Matchstick
Guest korora Posted June 1, 2011 Report Posted June 1, 2011 if you add an additional mini-sd card, it's a bit useless as most programs cannot see it. Is it possible to create a (symbolic?) link to this directory, somewhere in the existing /mnt/sdcard directory, so that this new card can be accessed and used for storing music/pictures etc? Have you tried "bind" mounting? Doesn't wok for me as I have a stock (unrooted) transformer... cd /mnt/sdcard mkdir fssd mount -o bind /Removable/SD /mnt/sdcard/fssd
Guest korora Posted June 1, 2011 Report Posted June 1, 2011 if you add an additional mini-sd card, it's a bit useless as most programs cannot see it. BTW I have a support case open with Asus on this. I'll keep "yous fullas and fullesses" informed. Remember to raise a bug with Asus on this. The more people that complain, the greater the chance they will do something about it. To get passed first level support, ask to talk to a 2nd or 3rd level tech. If that doesn't work, ask for a supervisor. (They will call you back) Do NOT lose your temper. Be polite, and they will try to help. Asus UK support number +44 (0) 870 1208 340 Calls cost 8p per/min ask mummy first ;-)
Guest mitchelln Posted June 27, 2011 Report Posted June 27, 2011 Have you tried "bind" mounting? Doesn't wok for me as I have a stock (unrooted) transformer... cd /mnt/sdcard mkdir fssd mount -o bind /Removable/SD /mnt/sdcard/fssd This works greaon my rooted Transformer! Thanks for the tip :)
Guest ratindahat Posted June 29, 2011 Report Posted June 29, 2011 Have you tried "bind" mounting? Doesn't wok for me as I have a stock (unrooted) transformer... cd /mnt/sdcard mkdir fssd mount -o bind /Removable/SD /mnt/sdcard/fssd Worked like a champ for me as well. Thanks. :)
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