Thanks Chas... any special requirement about kerner stuff before flashing the 4.4.3 rom?Last test build before the v7.5 release is up at DU G+ guys; enjoy 4.4.3.
Thanks Chas... any special requirement about kerner stuff before flashing the 4.4.3 rom?Last test build before the v7.5 release is up at DU G+ guys; enjoy 4.4.3.
Not if you're running 4.4.2 already.any special requirement about kerner stuff before flashing the 4.4.3 rom?
#!/system/bin/sh
REALMNT=/mnt/fuse/sdcard1_real
if ! [ -d "$REALMNT" ]; then
mkdir "$REALMNT" || exit 1
fi
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 "$REALMNT"
sdcard "$REALMNT" /storage/sdcard1 1023 1023 &
I have formatted my external sd as ext4 in Linux
True, also c_rom, and Omni, too bad - just tried. Maybe pa does?..
EDITED: jmz tells me that he thinks that the DU /system doesn't support exFat despite the kernel having it built in.
Thx for your staffOfficial DU 4.4.3 v7.5 is out, download link and changelog can be found in the OP.
I am almost sure I will be slapped for this questions ... please forgive me
I have formatted my external sd as ext4 in Linux, now I noticed that it's properly mounted by DU but I cannot copy files on it.
Should I use a userinit.sh script like the one below or it's a permission problem?
(thanks for the beautiful rom!!!!)Code:#!/system/bin/sh REALMNT=/mnt/fuse/sdcard1_real if ! [ -d "$REALMNT" ]; then mkdir "$REALMNT" || exit 1 fi mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 "$REALMNT" sdcard "$REALMNT" /storage/sdcard1 1023 1023 &
After testing it, i concluded that my ext4 external sd works fine out of the box, using linux permissions as it should. However my exfat internal sd does not. Back to the asylum for me, where both work.I'm almost 100% sure that smdk4412 kernel doesn't support ext4, just exFat.
EDITED: jmz tells me that he thinks that the DU /system doesn't support exFat despite the kernel having it built in.
No.Double tap the screen to wake up to present?
On the latest DU nightly I am using a 2-partitioned SD (fat32 + ext4) and the Link2sd app without problems ... it seems the kernel knows very well how to handle ext4Fat32 is your only option, I'm afraid. DU doesn't support either exFat or Ext4.