Did you format the sdcard to extend the internal storage or just use it as external?
I extended and see only this storage when connecting via usb.
No, i’m just using it as a external SD Card as i did it with Android 5.1.
But as external card most apps cannot access it. I liked it as it was before Android 6.
Yes, i also would prefer a solution like it was on Android 5.1
This reminds me of the SD-card of my Raspberry Pi, after I did the update to Debian Jessie. Access to the system was very slow and at first I thought the update was the reason for it. But it turned out the SD-card was corrupt (a few weeks later files started to vanish from SD-card …). So I wonder if you tried another SD-card and if the problems are the same there?
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It could be so easy.
That solved the problem. Simply formatted the SD Card with the phone. Thank you!
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Hello,
When i want save some files on my Ubuntu, i connect the phone with USB, and from Linux i go to the FP2, then Linux show me the internal card and SDCard. I then chose the directory i want to copying or paste the files. It is very fast.
I always use:
termux on smartphone + sshd inside termux on smartphone + sshfs (fusermount) from laptop to desired folder on smartphone ,
because my phone and laptop are usually in the same WIFI.
Advantage: I don’t always have to connect it via USB cable and I can charge it faster.
MTP sucks / has too many bugs.
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