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Internal Storage 📂

Learn how to mount your device's internal storage.

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To mount internal storage you just need to run two commands.

First open new Termux session (Swipe from left corner to right) and type:

termux-setup-storage

Now it will ask you for Storage permission. Allow the Storage permission.

Once you are done with it type:

nano start-{distroname}.sh

Make sure to replace {distroname} with your specific distro name.

Now search for line:

#command+=" -b /sdcard"

If you find this line then remove it and change it to

command+=" -b /sdcard"

If you don't find the line then add the above mentioned line as shown in the screenshot below.

Once you are done with it press Ctrl+X and then press Y and then enter. Now start your linux system and do cd / . Now you will be able to see a folder sdcard which means you have successfully mounted your Internal Storage.

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start-debian.sh
Here's an example of the file 🗃