Full NTFS Sdcard Read/write support on Android

Full NTFS Sdcard Read/write support on Android

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  • #30351
    Yasar
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    Hi,

    I managed to get full ntfs read/write support on Android with my ntfs formatted 64gb sandisk sdcard

    First of all you need to have ROOT ACCESS to do this.(thanks to munjeni from xda for script files.) I have not any responsibility for your bricks.

    Download the file and extract it anywhere

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzDaXlu1I87IaDJEZFRRTVBFeUE/view?usp=docslist_api

     

    After that do the followings.

    1. put copymodulecrc to the /data/local/tmp folder and chmod them to 755

    2. put ntfs-3g and ntfsmount to the folder /system/bin and chmod them to 755

    3. put sdcardfs.ko to the folder /system/lib/modules and chmod them to 644

    you need to create modules directory manually

    4. locate script called install-recovery.sh (it is in folder /system/etc) and add next lines(you can use Root Explorer)

    insmod /system/lib/modules/sdcardfs.ko

     

    5. Reboot and check

    I am on spzjuliens custom rom but if you can managed to root stock, you can also use this. No need Paragon NTFS anymore. It lags very much on me on Android boot.

     

     

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    #30363
    Виталий Гарт
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    Great job.
    You are well done.

    #30593
    Dr. Kotasz
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    Hi, Yasar,

    could you give me step by step instructions with details to process your descripton, for example where should enter adb shell, etc? I am amateur in android !

    BR

    Drkotasz

    #30600
    Yasar
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    You easily use root explorer to do this. Just copy and paste.

    #30622
    Dr. Kotasz
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    Copy and paste done. How should I use chmod?

    #30681
    Yasar
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    long click on file on root explorer and you will see permissions. with that you will see a code like 0755 or 0644 change this to what i mentioned. also edit install-recovery.sh within root explorer.

    #30753
    Dr. Kotasz
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    I added the line to the file (attachment – I did it well?), but sd card does not present unfortunately.

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    #30801
    Yasar
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    Did you do the third option mentioned in the op?

    #30843
    Dr. Kotasz
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    Yes I did. I think there is an other problem of my tablet.

    Thank you your help!

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    #30858
    Yasar
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    I see you successfully did the job. There is your sdcard named sdcard1 on the right pane.

    #30911
    Ola Wetterberg
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    • Posts: 11

    Works like a charm! Thanks!

    #31163
    Ben
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    • Posts: 23

    Would this allow Android to read the Windows NTFS partitions as well? Can it be done using Paragon NTFS?

    #31191
    Yasar
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    • Posts: 24

    No just for the sdcard. For windows partition you have to use paragon, if you can handle the lag on boot.

    #31239
    Ben
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    • Posts: 23

    Thanks!

    #32109
    winston smith
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    Is there a source code ? I don’t feel confortable to load native binaries without being able to check the source.

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