Hi,
Is there a way that I can by default set up all sync data, videos and pictures to save automatically to my Micro SD Card?
I would like to leave the USB storage (Internal Memory to Apps)
I have noticed that I can view the data on my micro SD card via the File Manager Application.
I was just wondering why the app size in android (Settings > Applications > Manage applications) is different to the size in Titanium backup (Overview of app storage use) and which one is the correct size?
eg.
The phone defaults to store everything on the internal storage instead of the SD card. I called Sprint, but they did not know a way. I cannot directly acces the internal memory through the USB. Is there a way to make it store everthing on the SD card?
For instance I shoot video and it all goes into the internal memory.
Hi,I'm looking to change the size of the default storage pool on my KVM host but can't figure out how to go about this. I've tried virsh pool-edit default and changed the... [by arthurhanlon]
I'm using the sigalstack struct, details at:
Here (MAC OSX)
HERE (LINUX)
I'm just declaring it like so
struct sigaltstack aa;
and i keep getting the following error
error: storage size of ‘aa’ isn’t known
I read and checked storage size of ‘names’ isn’t known but I'm just declaring it, so it doesn't really apply.
How much storage do most people use?
I was battling between TF101 refurb and the Nexus 7 before except the screen size and storage I was worried about so I decided to go for the TF101. But now the news of Fire HD is streaming in I'm a bit more torn.
I've got an external disk with 6 partitions: 4 for linux, one storage in HFS+, and one storage in ext4. I'd like to delete the ext4 storage one and move it's resulting unallocated space into my HFS+ one, but in GParted, I delete the ext4, and it becomes unallocated. But when I try to resize my HFS+, I can't enter a new value for "New size (MiB)", and the up arrow for it's size is disabled.
I'm planning a Maildir storage with RAID 0+1(or RAID 10, RAID 5) on XFS filesystem and XFS will be created with stripe unit and width that RAID will use.
I don't determine RAID stripe size yet, but the default value is 128k in my RAID system.
Ok I really can't figure this out and my theory is that the droid maxx has it backwards and uses "internal storage" to mean external storage and "move to phone" as internal storage. Can anyone please explain this to me?? I have ApptoSD and, as an example, one of my apps MUST be kept on internal storage.