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NJDude

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• Apr 12, 2013

• #2

Has you device been upgraded to JellyBean?, that's how it's been reported now.

 

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Rusty

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• Apr 12, 2013

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Yes, it has, I believe it has been for a while, though I might be wrong on that.
Is this a new file structure under Jellybean or how does one handle this?
I'm expecting /mnt/sdcard ...
Thanks,
Rusty

 

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NJDude

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• Apr 12, 2013

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That's how it is now.

 

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Rusty

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• Apr 12, 2013

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Nice of them to change it...nothing like a rogue operating system, eh?
Reminds me of the old MS/DOS frontier.

Thanks for your very fast responses
Rusty

 

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DouglasNYoung

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• Apr 13, 2013

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It shouldn't really matter what its called as long as you access it via File.DirRootExternal'!
Although its annoying - I've experienced the same issue!

Douglas

 

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Rusty

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• Apr 13, 2013

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You are right.
I do access it via the file.dirrootexternal, but the OS seems like it is still in fairly early development. This is the third time they've changed this in the past 2 years...
Not a problem.
Regards,
Rusty

 

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NJDude

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• Apr 13, 2013

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but the OS seems like it is still in fairly early development. This is the third time they've changed this in the past 2 years

Click to expand...

Things change from version to version.

 

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SAM ShamsulBahrim

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• Jan 31, 2014

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Sorry, I do not quite get the WAY AROUND to this problem....anyone can properly say it clearly?

NOTE: I've got the same problem (as Rusty) on Asus 7" tablet.

 

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Rusty

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• Jan 31, 2014

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When you are trying to use the device "root directory" as long as you:

B4X:

'Do this
If File.Exists(File.DirRootExternal , ...filename) then...
'Instead of this
If File.Exists("mnt/sdcard", ...filename) then...

you will be fine, it's when you hard code it like example 2 above, you get into trouble when "they" change the name/location of the data root structure.
Rusty

 

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SAM ShamsulBahrim

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• Jan 31, 2014

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Hi Rusty,

I found the way to it.... first, I copied (from inserted MicroSD card) the folder of my interest (in this case, an Images) into the built in SDCARD storage. Hence, I am having a folder called "Images" in it (the SDCARD). Then, I used the following code (in bold):

imageFolder = "/mnt/sdcard/Images/"
If File.Exists(imageFolder, "") = False Then
....

(code modified from ScrollView example)


Once running the modified ScrollView code example....bingo, the images pop up into my Asus tablet screen!

Long live B4A!!!!

 

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Rusty

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• Jan 31, 2014

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I would do it this way so if there are OS changes, they don't affect me:

B4X:

if File.exists(file.DirRootExternal, "") = False then

This should give you the same results.
Look here for a discussion of these items.
Rusty

 

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