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Rockbox as an Application (Android, WebOS etc.)
[Saint]:
If you have access to the filesystem, the easy fix for this is to simply create a symlink...it boggles my mind that one doesn't exist already.
[Saint]
TheCrash:
FAT32 / NTFS don't support symlink. I created a symlink between /sdcard/ and internalSD (ext2), but It did not match any results.
saratoga:
NTFS does support symlinks, but it seems unlikely your linux-based phone uses Microsoft's proprietary file system.
[Saint]:
The only thing I can think of for now is creating a small FAT image file and mounting it to /sdcard. But this assumes you have the privilege to do this, which is a slightly dangerous assumption.
If you have access to init.d or userinit.d, etc. a small script to check for the existence of said image and create and mount it (or, repair the mount) could be whipped up in seconds, but this might be overkill.
It really bothers me that /sdcard doesn't exist at all. Even if it does just point to /storage/*...what device is this?
[Saint]
TheCrash:
It is S8500 with Android CM 10.1. It's very crazy smartphone, but Wolfson WM8994E plays great music.
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