Hi Y´all.
I love this device.
6 monts ago, if someone had walked up to me and told me i´d buy a new -Droid device without rooting it, i´d have laughed in their face.
Yet here i sit - wondering if rooting is worth it. There is very nearly nothing i miss.
One of the very few things that could make rooting necessary is that i miss NTFS support.
I did however try accessing a NTFS formatted usb-stick using my rooted N3.
The drive was a 64 Gig usb3 drive that i´d partitioned into two logical drives - it is a recovery drive for my desktop computer but that shouldn´t matter. I could read & write both logical drives nicely using a bog std. windows laptop.
On the Note 3 however i could only detect one logical drive. I googled a bit around and evidently this can only be fixed with a permissive kernel.
This brings me to my humble request:
Is there one of you nice folks with a SElinux permissive kernel installed that could do me a huge favour and try accessing any ntfs disk with more than one logical partition - and then report back if you can detect/read/write all the partitions?
Thank you
Regards
Elo
I love this device.
6 monts ago, if someone had walked up to me and told me i´d buy a new -Droid device without rooting it, i´d have laughed in their face.
Yet here i sit - wondering if rooting is worth it. There is very nearly nothing i miss.
One of the very few things that could make rooting necessary is that i miss NTFS support.
I did however try accessing a NTFS formatted usb-stick using my rooted N3.
The drive was a 64 Gig usb3 drive that i´d partitioned into two logical drives - it is a recovery drive for my desktop computer but that shouldn´t matter. I could read & write both logical drives nicely using a bog std. windows laptop.
On the Note 3 however i could only detect one logical drive. I googled a bit around and evidently this can only be fixed with a permissive kernel.
This brings me to my humble request:
Is there one of you nice folks with a SElinux permissive kernel installed that could do me a huge favour and try accessing any ntfs disk with more than one logical partition - and then report back if you can detect/read/write all the partitions?
Thank you
Regards
Elo
