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[Android Software Development] nooby1411:
Can you please update the app for compatibility with nougat? [MENTION=1436971]madmack[/MENTION]

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if I use the foldermount feature it still show up that it takes internal memory space and not like foldermount where it doesn't show up
[Android Software Development] mobydick1950:
[MENTION=6745802]nooby1411[/MENTION]

I think that is normal, because it is linked, to simulate the apps they would find there data internal. In realty it is only on ext sd card
[Android Software Development] nooby1411:
But after I unlink the files stay at internal and external memory
[Android Software Development] mobydick1950:
Yes that is right. and ok.

There is an option in the foldermount section where you can choose delete files after binding or unbinding.

It works, I tried it . (delete files in source folder after binding) Now the files are transfered and only seen because of the linking.

Today I installed new firmware. no Root and therfor no binding

Then I checked internal card Download folder. nothing inside.

Then I rooted and binding works and I cood see Files on internal card.

You can do a memory check before and after binding on internal card.
[Android Software Development] nooby1411:
Isn't there developer here that can edit the app to make it compatible with nougat?
[Android Software Development] egingell:
It doesn't work that way. One would need the source and the signature key.

Edit: Not to mention it's not cool to mess with someone else's work.

Sent from: LG G4 MM 6.0 / SGS5 MM 6.0.1
[Android Software Development] nooby1411:
But when will madmack update the app, because i haven't seen him for a couple of months
[Android Software Development] egingell:
When he decides to do it.

Sent from: LG G4 MM 6.0 / SGS5 MM 6.0.1
[Android Software Development] guastucci:
Goshhhhh
[Android Software Development] GiRaFa-SAMA:
This happened when Android 6.0 was released and now with Android 7,I sent some emails asking for info, and after weeks, no replies. Nothing.

The dev is Cleary ignoring those who bought this app and ignoring the fact that many people are using Android 7.0. I know that everyone has his own personal life, but if he's doesn't has time to develop, he should at least say "I'm busy".. It's a lack of respect from those who bought this app expecting long term support.

Honestly, he asked if I wanted a refund, now, I'm not using this app on my phone for almost a year (and came here and saw that the situation didn't changed) I regret not accepting.

Download Apps2SD on GooglePlay and have fun.
[Android Software Development] Meneldur:
Does it work on Nougat?
[Android Software Development] GiRaFa-SAMA:
When I tested months ago it was working.
[Android Software Development] eltigre4jc:
IT works... just tested today and it works...
[Android Software Development] BBRecon:
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 (Lollipop 5.0.1)

Why do I get a faulty module error? What does it "need to fix"?

Also, many reports in the play store that this deletes files from the mounted directory randomly. Anybody else have issues with that? I am afraid to try it because I don't want to lose my files
[Android Software Development] egingell:
Every Samsung device. Every one of them has a faulty module.

No, files aren't randomly deleted. But if you're worried about your files, back them up.

Sent from: LG G4 MM 6.0 / SGS5 MM 6.0.1
[Android Software Development] BBRecon:
I guess I will give it a try. I have no way to mount folders through terminal, or other hacks I found (unfortunately only root can see mounted folders). This is last resort to save my internal storage.
[Android Software Development] Lovesahota:
I am also getting faulty module error on my samsung j2 2016 (sm-j210f) marshmallow 6.0.1 and if i click ok to repair faulty module.it goes into bootloop and i have to flash stock rom again.plz fix it [MENTION=1436971]madmack[/MENTION] and i will buy your app ?
[Android Software Development] sudanking:
I don't think it is working.
[Android Software Development] ghst7:
Have you tried? Reading the thread it seems that foldermount is not compatible with Samsung devices anymore, maybe with other brands as well?.

I'm on AICP 12.1 android 7.1.1 and foldermount still works for me. Best of luck.
[Android Software Development] sudanking:
Using HTC 10, not working with me.. Running but not functional.
[Android Software Development] umby75:
Hi, I've used this great app and I mounted some folders. Link2sd has many problems on MM devices and this app can free a lot memory without partitions and so on.

F.e. I mounted Whatsapp folder with about 3Gb size and I also mounted the Tinycam (camera's app) folder but now if I try to open MxPlayer the files loading is very slow and the folders are replicated (as the latter is expected).

Furthermore the all recordings in Tinycam are updated at the time when I mounted the Tinycam folder.

Now I'd like come back and unmount the folders for only Tinycam folders to get faster folder loading in Mxplayer.

How can I do it?

Device is Samsung Note 4 SM910F, with MM stock firmware and E-motion kernel
[Android Software Development] ghst7:
For the replicated items note that when creating a new link there is an option to "remove duplicated items from gallery". That should solve your issue, it takes a little longer to load everything the first time after boot but just that. You can also edit a linked folder by longing pressing it.

If you still want to unmount, long press a linked folder and delete the link, foldermount should ask to move back the files to it's original path, if not just move the files back manually, and that's it. Best of luck.
[Android Software Development] umby75:
The feature for duplicate deleting is Beta. Can we trust in this option?

I want to come back at previous situation for Tinycam folder because in MxPlayer the files loading is very slow..

I wonder if you create the pairing and mounting what is it the pinning to enable/disable? You don't need of that because you've created the pairing..

Sent from Note 4 device - Rome - Italy
[Android Software Development] lentm:
I really hope Foldermount gets a support for Nougat as a paid user.

MagiskSU support will be a plus...
[Android Software Development] gladson1976:
FolderMount works fine for me in Resurrection Remix Nougat S5 Mini G800F

Tap tap tapatalked from my G800F
[Android Software Development] umby75:
Hi, do you know about an issue when you boot the phone and Whatsapp is loaded before of Foldermount?

Before the Foldermount mounting I lose the media in Whatsapp.

How can I solve that?
[Android Software Development] iwanova:
It's not working on my device also, Redmi Note 3 Pro 7.1.1
[Android Software Development] nooby1411:
Has anyone tried foldermount on samsung s7 nougat?
[Android Software Development] gladson1976:
Happens to me very rarely. When that happens, I just disable data, unmount the Whatsapp folder, move the media from internal to external, mount Whatsapp and enable data.

But this doesn't happen everytime for me. Very rarely.

Tap tap tapatalked from my G800F
[Android Software Development] umby75:
Yes, the only way to avoid media lost is to disable Internet connection so that Whatsapp can't get media before of Foldermount mounting.

But it should be another way. I sent an email to Foldermount's developer but I didn't get reply.

A good solution could be to load in a right sequence these apps and I tried Autostart And StaY but the notifies are received at beginning during the boot...[emoji57]

In Settings of Foldermount you can set the delay on boot. What is the default value in Auto?

Sent from Note 4 device - Rome - Italy
[Android Software Development] K_Meleon:
Hallo!

As my Droid4 has only 1GB RAM I can't install GAPPS on LineageOS 13, so I don't/can't use google Play. I installed FolderMount and SuperSU via apks (downloaded via Raccoon), my phone is rooted now. For some strange reason FM doesn't recognize, that I installed SuperSU and always complains about it's not installed (although it's registered as user of "root" marked by the # sign). If I cancel that warning I can create links, but as soon as I try to enable them, they automatically get disabled (so the slider moves back again).

Is that "issue" caused by a "wrong"/unknown su command or is that issue related to something else?

How can I fix it?

Thanks for your help!
[Android Software Development] iwanova:
Your superuser app? Magisk? PHH's su? SuperSU?
[Android Software Development] N3XUN:
Howdy, everybody, I had problems with FM!

When I open up FM got this note "Important note" (Foldermunt has detected two troublesome models...) when I click on OK says patch successfully, but when I reboot my device (GALAXY S5) getting a new problem.. very slow booting, after boot take 1 min and reboot itself !! for sure my device is rooted and when FM checking for Root is ✓

Info:

Galaxy S5 SM-G900F (Snapdragon)

Android version (6.0.1)

SuperSU:v2.79-SR3

Thanks in advance.​
[Android Software Development] sjamie:
I just switched Nougat custom ROMs on my Galaxy S4. Apps2SD worked great on my previous ROM but on the current ROM, only 1 of 16 folders automatically mount after reboot. I have to manually tap each folder to mount them. You would think that would not work but it does. Anyone know why ALL of the folders aren't automatically being mounted? Solutions?
[Android Software Development] fipsy:
FolderMount and Galaxy S5 (G900F)

I just installed Lineage OS 14.1 (Android 7.1.1) on my Galaxy S5. I rooted it using the Lineage root package that says it's a SuperSU from Chainfire. But FolderMount obviously doesn't like it. It gives the output appended below.

If I install Chainfire's SuperSU from the Playstore and let it update the su binary with TWRP, Lineage OS doesn't boot anymore. The phone just hangs. :eek: After uninstalling the su binary using the uninstall script it is booting again but FolderMount of course still isn't working. Would it be possible to let FolderMount recognize the su mechanisms implemented by Lineage OS?!

It's exactly the same issue K_Meleon reported above.

Cheers, Volker
[Android Software Development] K_Meleon:
Hi Volker!

I have exactly the same issues on my Droid 4 with LineagOS 13 and I thought I'm the only one. After updating the su binary LineageOS doesn't boot anymore. FM doesn't recognize installed SuperSU. Unfortunately I have found no solution yet! Sorry!

BR, K_Meleon
[Android Software Development] fipsy:
I suspect we will not find a solution to that problem by ourselves. I think only the developer [MENTION=1436971]madmack[/MENTION] will be able to help us. ;)
[Android Software Development] fipsy:
(No) Solution

I found a solution to install a working SuperSU from Chainfire. But FolderMount still isn't working! Now in fact it says that it mounted the folder I had configured for mounting and the folder is even green in the overview of FolderMount but the folder isn't mounted! There are still two different folders accessible in the FileManager.

But nevertheless here is how I installed a working SuperSU:

First I uninstalled the SuperSU from Lineage with the Uninstall Script addonsu-remove-arm-signed.zip from https://download.lineageos.org/extras.

Then I downloaded and installed the newest SuperSU v2.79 SR3 from Chainfire: https://download.chainfire.eu/1021/SuperSU/SR3-SuperSU-v2.79-SR3-20170114223742.zip (look here for more information on that version) using TWRP.

After this I restarted Lineage OS 14.1 and I got one boot loop. But the script says that one or even more bootloops are normal. After this Lineage started without any problems, it's internal SuperSU was deactivated and all subsequent su requests were thrown by the SuperSU dialog. Only FolderMount is not working though it says that it does. :mad:

By the way: Link2SD is working and able to link folders to the external sdcard. Even on Android 7. But I don't want to use Link2SD. It's too complicated and overloaded with functions I never need. I hope the nice FolderMount will work again some day.
[Android Software Development] gladson1976:
It's SuperSU Pro 2.79

Tap tap tapatalked from my G800F
[Android Software Development] sjamie:
Just switched to a ROM (RR 5.8.2) rooted with Magisk instead of SuperSU and now my folders won't auto remount after boot. I have to manually tap each pairing 2-4 times for it to "stick". Is there a better fix or workaround for this problem other than to use a non-magisk ROM? Unfortunately, Dev seems unresponsive.
[Android Software Development] zzzk:
Hello, I love foldermount, however, on my Samsung Galaxy 4 it loses the drive mapping when I turn it of for any period of time. I have Android 4.4.2. I have a mapping of a local folder to my external microsd card. I also cannot turn off the mount and turn it on back again. When I touch the slider, it just quickly flips back to on. Any fix? Thank you.
[Android Software Development] sjamie:
Due to my folder pairs no longer automatically binding when using Magisk SU, I switched from using FolderMount to Apps2SD which includes a properly working foldermount utility. I'm a happy camper again.

I hope the dev updates FolderMount because it was a great app that I've used for years!
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
I second this post entirely!
[Android Software Development] blackbunny208:
galaxy s7 edge bootloop fix

I found how to at least reverse the bootloop issue if you (like myself) just let this program modify your /system/bin/sdcard and your /system/bin/vold and get stuck in a bootloop. First my circumstance: I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (SM-G935F) Android 6.0.1 rooted with SuperSU and TWRP recovery. I will explain every little step I went through, just in case someone might be a little bit fuzzy on any of the process.

I was able to get into the recovery by plugging my phone in (important), and holding vol down+power to get it to shut off, then I got back to TWRP recovery by holding home+power+vol up, and letting go of power when the Samsung logo showed up.

In the TWRP menu, I swiped to enable modification, then I went to mount and mounted system. Using the file manager under the "Advanced" menu, I navigated to /system/bin, and in that directory I found sdcard, sdcard.backup, vold, and vold.backup . I deleted sdcard and vold (they are the ones that FolderMount installed, you can rename them to something else if you are unsure), and renamed sdcard.backup and vold.backup to sdcard and vold respectively. This placed the original files back to their original location/names.

After the files were back in place, I ran the following commands in the terminal found in the "Advanced" menu:

chcon u:object_r:sdcardd_exec:s0 /system/bin/sdcard
chmod 755 /system/bin/sdcard
chown 0:2000 /system/bin/sdcard

chcon u:object_r:vold_exec:s0 /system/bin/vold
chmod 755 /system/bin/vold
chown 0:2000 /system/bin/vold

I know TWRP can set the permissions to 755, but I ran it in the terminal anyway because I was already there. I believe that the last three lines and moving vold back is only necessary for those with Android 6 and up, but I wouldn't know really.

After all of that, restarting brought me back to my regular setup with nothing broken so far as I can tell. I'm making this post in the hopes that it might help some else down the line that is ready to claw out their eyes over this, like I was. The process I did was found at the apps2sd website ironically, but it worked perfectly.
[Android Software Development] lord0815:
Hi iwanova,

do you know if there is a chance to get FM working with PHH's su??

best regards
[Android Software Development] madmack:
As far as I can tell, once your app is verified as premium, it remains that way until you uninstall it. So basically every time you uninstall and reinstall, make sure you have an internet connection. Out of internet connectivity area? Stop uninstalling ! :cowboy:

In Android, anytime you uninstall an app, you lose all its settings unless it has some explicit backup procedure (FM doesn't!). I recommend using a backup app like Titanium Backup to backup FM and restore it. (Yes, it'll retain its data as well !). I might implement a backup/restore procedure sometime in the far future, but until then you should just rely on backup apps.
[Android Software Development] PeFri:
Yes. Though, Q1 does not talk about uninstalling the app. Q1 refers to a simple restart of the phone.

Its good to learn that FM internally (functionally) remembers the 'Premium' status. But the 'Settings' and 'About' GUI tells a different story: "Purchase pro", "Premium?: No".

Silly me expected to read same 'About' message "Premium?: Yes" as before the restart of the phone. Thus my conclusion, the app my have forgotten its Premium status. So, after a restart in offline mode, "Premium?: No" can mean "Premium?: Yes"? :confused:
[Android Software Development] madmack:
You're right. I just went into airplane and rebooted, I lost the premium status. :( sucks. You are going to retain the folder pairs and FM will mount all on boot and all but it just won't allow you to add any more pairs or disable/enable some premium settings in the settings menu until you get an internet connection.

I'll see if I can "fix" this somehow and make it stick.

Edit: Done. It'll get fixed in the next release.
[Android Software Development] Caldair:
I did not try to link /data/data, since for me this is only ~180Mb anyway. But I was able to link /data/media to a new folder I created on extSD called INTERNAL, and that works perfectly! And mounts on boot without the extSD permission error I was getting when mounting individual folders from /sdcard/android/data.

Way to go Madmack! This is exactly the solution for me. Simple, clean, and effective. (as much as is possible, with all the symlinks and extra mounts in JB)

For information; I moved all the contents of /data/media/ to the folder on my external first, then set the pair in FolderMount. If you want to remove this pairing later on, just disable run on boot in FolderMount settings. (and don't forget to put your files back where they started:good:)

Again, great work! And thank you! :highfive:
[Android Software Development] madmack:
interesting. is that a 4.2 rom?
[Android Software Development] Caldair:
Yep, latest CM10.1 nightly (from 04-06-13). The only strangeness i have experienced is after recording a video (which I would never normally use this tablet for, it was just for testing), there was some noticeable file system lag. But then I did go straight from finishing the recording straight to gallery, so my impatience was likely the cause!

Thanks again man!:good:
[Android Software Development] madmack:
Yea dude, no problem! I'm wondering whether I should make that an option in the coming release (having no restrictions on the source directory, that is).
[Android Software Development] Caldair:
For myself that would be great. For others I don't know, it may cause confusion. Maybe an expert mode option? Would this pairing (data/media) have been possible with the donate version before this? I assumed it was from what I read, but I must admit that I have held out on "going Pro" because I was always getting the extSD permission error when FolderMount ran at boot.
[Android Software Development] madmack:
It's an interesting "workaround" because you're bypassing the multiuser subfolder structure (subfolder 0/) by linking the entire /data/media. I'm a little worried about the permission error note you're getting on previous versions though. Have you tried the latest v1.4.3 in the OP (it does not have the ability to choose source dir) but it does some neat tricks to get the extSdCard remounted correctly. How big is your extSdCard and what phone is this on? I'm asking this because FolderMount pretty much terminates any process that is using the extSdCard when it remounts it unless it's /system/bin/sdcard which it cannot terminate. That process does some filesystem checks at boot but it should be done in 10 seconds time from my testing and FM starts the mount process after ~20 seconds atm so it should remount correctly :confused:
[Android Software Development] syndrome28:
everything runs smoothly now after the last update..

is it possible for us to mount /sdcard/.android_secure??
[Android Software Development] Caldair:
If v1.4.3 in the OP is the same as v1.4.3 from the play store then yes I was using that until this morning when I switched to this test version. In fact i can still get that error if i wipe cache/dalvik in recovery and reboot. I think that while the caches are populating that something must take permission on the card because of the extra time while FolderMount waits for boot to complete? I'm no expert tho :p. I know that this is far better than the old way of waiting for the media scan to complete, my current swap would be unfeasible if you had to wait 4-6 minutes after boot.

My card is 64gb formatted fat32 and this is on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 p3113. I am using a kernel with some unnofficial modules for things like cifs, ntfs, nfs. But I don't think I have any enabled. Still that could be the source of my issues. Oh and officially this tab only supports 32gb... So I guess what I am saying is that if have minor issues like this I assume it is something on my end, since I haven't seen other users complain of similar issues.:silly:
[Android Software Development] madmack:
One way to find out ;)

You don't get that permission error notification in the status bar when you're mounting /data/media after a reboot? That would make no sense if it's the case.
[Android Software Development] Caldair:
Well I wasn't but I just rebooted twice to test and both times I got the error now.:confused: However when I look at the permissions now for the external card they are rwx,rwx,rwx and I know when I first got this error last week and looked i had ___,rwx,rwx. Also, when I got this error before I could see the files in my mounted folder, but not the sub-folders, just some file with the same name as te folders that were there. But now even after seeing the error I have full access to all the files and folders/subfolders. So maybe I am just sometimes getting this error message in error?

I really have no idea now:confused: but either way this seems to be working for me:o
[Android Software Development] madmack:
It is possible that FM was able to fix the permissions on the last run and gave that error out anyway (a little side effect of the way i lazily programmed it).

I'm going to implement a way to unlock the root dir in the next release which I'm working on now. You'll have that expert mode accessible through that overflow icon in the top right corner.
[Android Software Development] Caldair:
Thats great! Thanks so much for all your work on this my friend! Makes this tablet usable on 4.2.2. Cause its only got 8gb internal (~4 for apps/media!) And its been a waste of that 64gb card since I migrated from stock. Thanks again. You are the best!:laugh:
[Android Software Development] moliverac8:
I have the same error as Caldair and same Tab and ROM, any fix?

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[Android Software Development] madmack:
v1.5 is out. List of changes in the OP.

Did you try the suggestion in the error dialog? (try unmounting/mounting all the folders manually after 15 or 20 minutes and see if you still get that error).
[Android Software Development] moliverac8:
With manually you refer to mount one by one instead of mount all at once?

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[Android Software Development] madmack:
After 15-20 minutes. Click on the attach all button on the bottom left corner (in portrait). If it does not give you an error in the status bar, let me know. I might have to ask you guys to test one or two apks for me because I'm not able to reproduce the issue on the two test devices that I have.
[Android Software Development] moliverac8:
App show me error on status bar.

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[Android Software Development] slicer2k:
I have a G610F and after i have installed FM i got stuck at boot.

What files FM replaces, so i can delete them in TWRP.

Thanks!

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i can't find the /system/bin/sdcard, /system/bin/sdcard.backup mentioned before...