I'm running CM10.1 for my Bionic. None of the apps in the system (except PlayStore) have access to the internal SD card because it is mounted at the wrong point.
I have the following architecture:
[HIGH]
/storage/
sdcard0/
sdcard1/
usb0/
usb1/
[/HIGH]My Internal SD is in sdcard0/, but I discovered in a root file browser that sdcard1/ is marked as the internal storage device. sdcard1/ is an empty file directory.
I can remove sdcard1, and then create a symlink to sdcard0/ called "sdcard1" and this fixes some applications; not all.
ie:
[HIGH]
su
mv sdcard1 sdcard2
ln -s sdcard0 sdcard1
exit
[/HIGH]Reboot overwrites these changes as well. How do I achieve a more permanent and effective solution?
I have the following architecture:
[HIGH]
/storage/
sdcard0/
sdcard1/
usb0/
usb1/
[/HIGH]My Internal SD is in sdcard0/, but I discovered in a root file browser that sdcard1/ is marked as the internal storage device. sdcard1/ is an empty file directory.
I can remove sdcard1, and then create a symlink to sdcard0/ called "sdcard1" and this fixes some applications; not all.
ie:
[HIGH]
su
mv sdcard1 sdcard2
ln -s sdcard0 sdcard1
exit
[/HIGH]Reboot overwrites these changes as well. How do I achieve a more permanent and effective solution?