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[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
Your post is really confusing. Are you implying that it's possible?

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[Xposed Framework Modules] thedicemaster:
he's not just implying, he's quoting himself saying it.

also:
[Xposed Framework Modules] attadinata:
hai iam using xiaomi redmi note wcdm already rooted n fully working wsm tolls. help me, i hve use this module from the first time i get this phone. but now probleam appear. this module cant mount my obb on xternal to obb internal sdcard. my rom miui5 v37 Jb 4.2.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
Then clearly he didn't understood the question of that user. He wasn't asking about android/data but data/data and they both are greatly different and not possible to achieve via this module.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Shadow646:
I got it, but...

Is there any option for moving that data folder into external SD to free more internal memory? Telltale has made it rough with the downloadable episodes in their games, as they are not using just an obb, but data/data too :rolleyes:
[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
I knw and that's why I said no, that's not possible. I would love to have some solution for that too as I know games like tellatales are horrible in placing episodes in there.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Vagelis1608:
There is Link2SD and other similar applications, but not Xposed modules.

Also, I didn't understand the question before. Sorry :)

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[Xposed Framework Modules] mode7456:
I would never go back to link2sd again! Just find some other app, something that doesn't ask you to partition your SD card.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cantenna:
I really like link2sd , works very well for me, why your position?

Also, I'd like to use this xposed module to replace foldermount but I already have a lot of content on extsd. Anyway to set this up without have to physically moving back to SD and extsd again?

Also, any problems with installing new apps or updating apps already moved.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Shadow646:
I see

I see... Just tried to move it, and the game gets FC'd :( 'cause that is not the way data/data works along with Android/data, so that is sad u.u

Whatever :P I still have plenty of internal memory in my NVIDIA Shield, but Link2SD needs a compatible kernel that can natively support ext partitions, and as far as I know, there is no custom kernel/ROM that give these advantages in it, but still happy that it is working well with the obb's :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] kskillz2000:
You could try folder mount that's what I use on several devices and it works well for moving files
[Xposed Framework Modules] mode7456:
I use xposed module and an app called app manager.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Feckah:
Hey guys, I'm relatively new to android, so excuse my lack of knowledge please.

I installed xposed on my new Galaxy tab S (10.5), then downloaded, and activated this module.

However, After I reboot, I get an error, and it refuses to work:

12 Jan 2015 21:14:12 UTC
Loading Xposed v54 (for Zygote)...
Running ROM 'KOT49H.T800XXU1ANFB' with fingerprint 'samsung/chagallwifixx/chagallwifi:4.4.2/KOT49H/T800XXU1ANFB:user/release-keys'
Loading modules from /mnt/asec/com.smartmadsoft.xposed.obbonsd-1/pkg.apk
File does not exist

Am I doing something wrongly?

Also I changed the default install location to the SD card, could that be the problem?

Or could anyone send me the unpacked/installed files for the module as a workaround?(the ones that are missing)

Thanks in advance-
[Xposed Framework Modules] thedicemaster:
you're going to have to move it back to internal storage.

xposed modules are loaded before the sdcard is mounted, so if it's on the sdcard it can't be found until it's too late in the boot process to load.
[Xposed Framework Modules] h_asadbeigi:
move both obb and data

Hi...

Games like Real racing have more than 2GB data in phone/android/data

Can we move them to external SD by this mudole??

Yes we can.

I tryed.

When i move fifa15 obb to external SD game worked but my save was lost!!i try to move data of fifa15 to exSd too and it worked.my save worked then.

From that i realized we can and must move both folder obb and data to exsd to game work well or we may lost our save and downloaded data.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Feckah:
Thanks, I set everything back to default, reinstalled xposed and this module, and works flawlessly now.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CamoGeko:
This isn't working for me. I moved the obb of gangster 4 to SD card and now when I start the game it asks me to download the extra data. Module is activated and working.

Can you help?
[Xposed Framework Modules] mode7456:
Did you reboot your device after moving?
[Xposed Framework Modules] CamoGeko:
Wow I can't believe I didint try that.

Thanks so much mate its working now! :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] steffano:
This app is good but not working for me i havve a galaxy tab 3 7.0 I've tried to move games like modern combat 5 and nova 3 and others but they just crash and force close any help please to get this module working please. I use a app called gl to sd root but would rathere using this app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CamoGeko:
Okay, now I have the issue of Play Store FC'ing after I've moved the OBB and it tries to update the application.

Anyone else?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackbird256:
I'm pretty sure you need to use the no playstore hooks version from OP so the module doesn't mess with it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] danbear7777:
tried it on my note 4..... It does not work with modern combat 5. I keep getting a force close. Any help would be appreciated. I also did reboot my phone after I moved the folder
[Xposed Framework Modules] bbernardini:
Can anybody confirm that this works with Six To Start games like The Walk and Zombies, Run? I've been playing The Walk for months now, and would hate to lose any progress in the game by moving the obb files.
[Xposed Framework Modules] doveman:
Thanks for this, it works for most of my games but not Assassin's Creed Pirates (just hangs on a black screen) or Brothers in Arms (crashes immediately). Both work fine if I move the obb back to the internal storage but unfortunately they take up too much of my Moto G2's meagre 8GB.

I thought it just symlinks the original folder to the one on the SD card, so I don't understand why some games don't work as I'd have thought the symlink is transparent to everything? I've probably completely misunderstood how your hack works though ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
Explained here..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=55704852

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[Xposed Framework Modules] doveman:
Ah, thanks. I wonder if moving the data, etc files for those games that don't work to the extSD as well as the obb would help. I tried the native Move to SD but I'm not sure what that actually moves and where to. I can see my ExtSD second ext partition with Link2SD (well the capacity/free space at least) but can't find it in ES File Explorer to see what's actually on it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
I have no idea about Link2SD or such apps as I never used them but moving related data along with obb files certainly helps. Try that.
[Xposed Framework Modules] doveman:
OK thanks. I tried moving the data for Pirates and Brothers in Arms 3 with the native Move to SD but they still don't work with the obbs moved, so I guess they're using a method that's incompatible with Obb on SD.

I'm not really familiar with Android/Linux and have only used symbolic links with Windows (I know Obb on SD isn't using these) but isn't there a similarly transparent way to create these in Linux so that any program looking to int_sd/Android/obb will see the files in ext_sd/Android/obb instead, or can programs access folders at a lower level than the file system, so that any such redirection/links aren't effective?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackbird256:
That's what FolderMount does. It moves the OBB to extsdcard and creates a symbolic link. Its downside though is that it relies kernel being close to stock.
[Xposed Framework Modules] doveman:
Another downside is it doesn't allow linking the entire Obb folder, so I have to create an empty folder for each game in the int_sd/Android/Obb folder and then link that to the folder with the files in on the ext_sd.

It didn't work very well when I just tried it for Pirates as it started trying to download the 1.1GB obb again, even though it was already in the linked ext_sd folder and after I force stopped it, that 1.1GB file has disappeared and been replaced by the temporary file that had downloaded about 20MB, so I'll have to let it redownload, hopefully directly to the ext_sd now and see if that works.

BIA3 works OK though.

Nonetheless, Obb on SD is much less hassle when, like me, you've got 10+ games installed so I don't think I'd want to use Folder Mount instead of it just to get those two games to work. It seems quite slow to mount the folders after booting as well, although maybe that's just because of the other stuff that has to load (mainly Avast and AFWall+ here as I've disabled a lot of stuff from loading at boot) but it does mean I have to wait and watch for the toast notification (which soon disappears so is easy to miss) that they've mounted before trying to play the games, which is a bit annoying.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackbird256:
Weird I never had problems with updating stuff from Google Play. I have AC Pirates as well.

Well in my case I'd rather have a control of what game I move to SD, because some of them are fairly small and moving them to SD would be pointless.

You can set the delay for mounting, but it's delayed by default to prevent issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] doveman:
It may just have been a one-off after first installing and rebooting where the folders weren't properly mounted yet, so I wouldn't take much notice of my experience :)

I can understand your point about not wanting to move games needlessly but my point of view is it doesn't really matter if some small games get moved as well as the big ones and as it's less hassle from the user's point of view to just link the entire Obb folder rather than each game, that seems preferable to me. I'll probably still need to link some other folders for navigation apps anyway, which don't use the obb folder, so it's just a matter of minimising the links I need to setup.
[Xposed Framework Modules] The_Martian:
success!

I just succeeded in running grand theft auto & Deus Ex with their Obbs residing on the external sd card.

I tried several other apps that didn't work, and was preparing to create a second partition on my external SD card in order to use link 2 SD when I found this app which works perfectly and doesn't require me creating a second partition.

Thank you so much!

Will, US Navy, (retired Chief Electronics Technician)

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[Xposed Framework Modules] dic1911:
damn! this thing is great man thanks lol
[Xposed Framework Modules] iPusak Gaoq™:
Hmmm...work on game that have obb files in obb folder alone only....if the obb folder have more then the obb files such as InsTime file an etc, this modules will not work and the game will FC on launch.....game like GT Racing 2 and Brother In Arms 3 : Son Of War have more file on obb folder which make this modules unless if you try moving it into your SD card....
[Xposed Framework Modules] lokitooxd:
You can make for Data too??

For me work:

Plants vs Zombies 2

PES 2012
[Xposed Framework Modules] Vagelis1608:
/Android/data/ is already available.

/data/data/ is impossible (with Xposed - there are other ways)

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[Xposed Framework Modules] lokitooxd:
ok Nice, thanks for reply
[Xposed Framework Modules] aespinosa14:
Enabling module.

How do I enable the module?
[Xposed Framework Modules] m1trand1r:
You need to install xposed framework and then enable it there:)

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[Xposed Framework Modules] MisterPete:
Hi, great idea for a module. I tried this on my LG g pad 8.3 LTE and it didn't work. I then tried XInternalSD which did work.

I took a look at the source code for Obb on SD and tracked the problem down to the fact that my device (stock ROM) does not set the SECONDARY_STORAGE environment variable. Instead it only sets EXTERNAL_ADD_STORAGE=/storage/external_SD (and separate env vars EXTERNAL_ADD_USB_STORAGE# for usb storage 1-6).

I thought about modifying my init.rc to set the env var but decided just to use XInsteralSD for now. Would be great if you can add a check to see if SECONDARY_STORAGE is not set then use EXTERNAL_ADD_STORAGE. Would avoid the confusion as to why it's not working for anyone with a similar LG rom.

Thanks,

MisterPete
[Xposed Framework Modules] vikasb32:
Doesn't work in lollipop got bootloop I know it's very early but plz add support of lollipop miss this module in lollipop ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] ronron6665:
It does work on lollipop.... I am using it now. Works great for me
[Xposed Framework Modules] shinra00:
Hey! So you installed the beta xposed and this module on top and everything works fine for you? thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] davitox87:
It works fine for me on Temasek's cm 12 build for the note 3(9005). As well as unofficial cm12 for my note 2014 tablet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mode7456:
Xposed so now works with Lollipop?
[Xposed Framework Modules] shinra00:
http://www.xda-developers.com/xposed-framework-lollipop-xdatv/
[Xposed Framework Modules] ikador:
Hello Friends

The Lenovo tablet does not work on any game

Only leosfortune Works

Thanks for a good application??

Lenovo A3500hv
[Xposed Framework Modules] posteso9:
thanks for this.. its great!
[Xposed Framework Modules] doveman:
Would using this still make the system think that the space was being used on the internal SD? As I've reported here http://xdaforums.com/moto-g-2014/he...ace-issues-t3033232/post58998536#post58998536 despite only apparently having about 735MB of files on the internal, according to ES File Explorer, it seems to think I've used 4.43GB and Settings - Storage actually shows 6.06GB used just for apps!

It seems to rather defeat the purpose of moving the files if the system still considers the space used on the internal as I won't be able to use it for anything else.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I am running KitKat 4.4.4 on my SG Mega, but I ran the "SD Fix" app and apps have no problem writing to my Ext SD Card now.

I was just wondering if your app is compatible with my setup?

Thank you in advance for your time!
[Xposed Framework Modules] dooms android:
can we test it on galaxy s duos

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[Xposed Framework Modules] meet_pandya:
Works on sony xperia SP, even the DATA folder.

First of all thanks a lot for this module because I tried other similar apps but they never seemed to work for me. This however works like a charm. I even transferred several DATA folders of games like NFS:MW, NFS:HP and RR3. All works great. My device has 8gb internal memory which means I had to make a choice which game I wanted the most. But no more. Thanks again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] infinitylook:
There's force close on playstore. What I'm doing is moving back obb then updating
[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
Check op for ur issue.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Marce2014:
Doveman, it looks like you have received no reply. You have a senior member status, far away from my own status. However, let's try this and please correct me if I'm wrong. I'd like to check if I'm right or wrong.

I tried to use Obb to SD but I couldn't get it work in my Asus ME302C tablet. More about that later in a separate post. After that, I saw like 5Gb used of my internal storage (btw, all references in this posts are done to my internal storage). And of course, I blamed Obb to SD (at least at the beginning)

When I use the ES File Explorer it shows me around 1 GB used in the detailed information, and total used of around 5 GBs. But, I can't get a way to show anything at a higher level than emulated/0, when using the SD analysis (in my Spanish version it is "Analista de Tarjeta SD").

Biggest directory is Android, and inside it I have /data and /obb. Total amount 1 Gb.

But after trying to move data and obb to the external SD I realized that the "apk" files are not in those directories. So, where is the data of the space of said apps?

I downloaded DiskUsage app. With this one, I can see a media directory with around 1Gb (it's in MiB, it shows something as 1,000 MiB - can't remember the exact figure right now. But it looked like the 1 Gb). The good news is that I can also see Apps storage with this app, with a total amount of 4,000 MiB. I said to me, wtf how could I ever get such amount? The biggest app had 600 MiB

After trying to figure out what was going for a while, I did what I should have done at the very first moment. Took my calculator and started the calculations. Almost all the files that I saw under the detailed square at the right (take a look at the app so as to understand this) looked familiar to me. When I ended the maths, it turned out that all these app total space amount was indeed 4,000 MiB.

So, where are my 16 GBs gone?

5 GBs are gone to the systems files (Android, etc.), and that reconciles with the ES explorer 11 GBs total space.

1 GB goes for the media portion, mostly the Android/data and /obb directories (*). It also reconciles with what I see adding the detailed directories with ES explorer.

4GBs go for the app storage. This is not shown by the ES Explorer (or at least I couldn't figure it out).

6 GBs of free space.

(*) please note that most of this had already been moved to the external SD with the XInternalSD module.

If I do 16 GBs - 5 GBs - 1 GB - 6 GBs = 4 GBs that it is equivalent to the apps size that I see with the DiskUsage app.

As a conclusion, it was an ES explorer issue (or probably I don't know how to use / read it). Not a Obb to SD module one. And with a lot of minor files, I got 4GBs used by my apps.

I’m I right or I missed something?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I am running KitKat 4.4.4 on my Galaxy Mega.

I ran the "SD Fix" app, so my Mega can write to my External SD Card with no problem (any app that can be set to it can).

Can anyone please tell me if this Xposed Mod will work on KitKat on my Mega?

Thanks!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Marce2014:
Name of External SD

I tried this excellent tool with my Asus ME302C Tablet, but I was not able to get it work. I love the simplicity and the GUI-less idea.

I guess that the issue is the way that the external SD is called in my tablet.

If I understand correctly how the Obb to SD works, when an app sends the instruction to read something at the internal storage, the module looks at the external SD and if the directory is placed at the external storage, Obb to SD changes the app instruction so as to read the files from the external SD, instead from the internal one.

As a non-technical example, if the app says look at “Internal/Android/obb/whatever_name_has_the_app” and there is a directory at “External/Android/obb/whatever_name_has_the_app” the “Internal” portion of the instruction is replaced by “External”.

So, I guess that a key element so as to make it work, is how the external SD is named in the device. So, following my example, if instead of “External” the external SD is named “Moveable”, the module would not work. Basically, the app looks for “Internal”, the module changes it to “External” but there is no “External”, just “Moveable”. Or probably, because there is no “External”, the module does not change anything and the app keeps looking at “Internal”.

I switched to XInternalSD which allows to write down the path to the external SD and I got it work with almost all the games that I have tried so far, except for Let’s Golf 3 (it was already mentioned in this post as not working) and Sonic Racing Transformed (but this one didn’t work even before moving it to the external SD).

Finally, if my reasoning is right, I’d suggest adding at the beginning of this post the list of the names of the external SD that work with this module. So, if someone takes a look at the ES explorer and see a different name for the external SD, it can be assumed that Obb to SD is not going to work for said device.

Once I get back home with my tablet, I’ll post the exact name of the external SD in my device.
[Xposed Framework Modules] s0ur0v:
Guys, is it works on lollipop??
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I don't know, but I think that what works on KK, _should_ work on L and I tried it on KK (after asking here twice and not getting an answer) and can verify that it does work.

Of course, you do have to have Write access on your Ext SD (which I do have), which I think you'll have to Enable with a tool on L too (not sure).

Assuming you have all that taken care of, Move an .OBB over (in its folder) from a game or something and try it.

Remember, you have to create (if you don't have it already) the; /data/obb (or whatever it is, take a look at the destructions) folder and Move, NOT COPY the game's folder over to your Ext SD Card (it needs to match).

What's the worse that can happen? It won't work? So then just Move it back! :)

Hope it all goes well for you!!! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] s0ur0v:
Thanks for the reply. I am using it on KK . working great. But when i shift to lollipop it doesn't work. Other xposed module like greenify working good .
[Xposed Framework Modules] nicesoni_ash:
You must have done something wrong then coz it worked fine for me on lollipop.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
Ah, but I think you may be forgetting a step here! :)

You're assuming that the Write access patching of the Ext SD Card carried over when you moved up to L. But it probably wouldn't and so you probably have to find an Ext SD Write patch designed for L and apply it (the KK Fix might work on it).

You see, if I am right that L is like KK in this regard, then when you updated from KK to L, then it probably Disabled the Write access to your Ext SD Card again, just like KK Disabled that Write access that you already had, when you went up from JB to KK (if your device came with KK, that's what would have happened if it came with JB and you updated it to KK).

So again, I think you may just have to patch L for Write access for the Ext SD Card, maybe?
[Xposed Framework Modules] sonrics1993:
How could I patch the ext card access?

Which app or what