If I wish to visit someone and bring with me my phone, chromecast or miracast, and an external USB drive, to show pictures and home videos, I want to do that without risking clobbering up my external drive every time I do this. This happened to me last time, and I'm scared to do this again, because it took me days to restore that 4TB drive. So, mounting the external drive as read only would be a solution. No more "fat" repairs on a PC after using it on an Android. Is it possible to run a terminal and issue a "remount ro" command of sorts? Or perhaps there is an app for this? I haven't found one that does this. My phone is not rooted and the only known root hack for my ECOO E04 is "kingroot" which apparently puts in place some unorthodox bits which you can't remove, so I haven't gone there. I would love to ditch vfat in favor of ext4 though...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
It runs Android 2.3.6 and has the 2.3.38.6-perf kernel version. I've already tried using SuperOneClick but it doesn't work. :( I'...
-
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 comes with a special charger which (I'm assuming) provides a higher current output than the USB standard. Wi...
-
I have a problem with audio streaming that I can not listen audio from Pulseaudio when using VNC with a Linux Desktop Environment. However i...
-
In order to save some volume on my data plan, I'd like to limit updates from the market to the times when I'm connected to a WiFi. A...
-
I would like to know what this means inside the Google Play Store: Updated usage information for some apps. The following screenshot shows o...
-
My screen got broken and I've been using my phone with a VNC Server installed on it, but this morning i'd the stupid idea of enable ...
-
I was using Firefox and for some reason it deleted all downloads from the SD card. I found an in-built app "Downloads" which has a...
No comments:
Post a Comment