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  1. 10th February 2016, 09:57 AM #21
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    G-ulash> Setting the SD card as internal storage has a lot of disadvantages. I wouldn't recommend to do it.

    I followed the guide for iGo Avicsync. I copied everything to my internal memory and the Content folder to the external SD card. I also modified the sys.txt according to my directories. Now if I start iGo, I don't get any error but only a black screen. What could it mean?
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  2. 30th May 2017, 10:18 PM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by javlada View Post
    I followed the guide for iGo Avicsync. I copied everything to my internal memory and the Content folder to the external SD card. I also modified the sys.txt according to my directories. Now if I start iGo, I don't get any error but only a black screen. What could it mean?
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    THANX @mojso

    This rearrangement of folders is working on marshmallow with no problems.I just place a name of my SD card in sys text line you provided

    Yours

    has_secondary_root=1
    android_secondary_root_path = "/storage/extSdCard/addons"

    Mine


    has_secondary_root=1
    android_secondary_root_path = "/storage/884B-7750/addons"


    p.s. DONT use bold text...i just highlited what i edited
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  4. 11th July 2017, 09:49 PM #24
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    Thanks @mojso and @pustinjak

    I can confirm that the rearrangement with the modification of sys,txt proposed by @pustinjak is working on my BQ Aquaris X5, on Android 6.0.1, perfectly
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    I have Lenovo Tab3 7 Essential with Android 5.0.1. I am installing iGO Primo nextgen ver. 9.18.27.689739 and I cannot link to the external memory for the content. I would put it in the internal memory but the newest maps and the whole content is up to 10GB.
    Can someone help me how to do it. I have tried the above mentioned but it is not working.
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  6. 8th September 2017, 11:22 AM #26
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    Read post two before yours. And thread from beginning.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mojso View Post
    I solved it like this.
    1. Installed Primo in root
    2. on sdcard created a folder addons, in it, a subfolder content
    3. from root folder igo/content moved building, maps, cars, dem , poi to storage/extsdcard/addons (where storage/extsdcard is the sdcard name) and populated it
    4. in root igo/content folder, created a new map folder filled with basemap
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    Dear,
    thank you for your hints. I have a question: at point 4 you suggest to create a new map folder filled with basemap in root igo/content folder. What do you refer to as the "basemap"?
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  8. 14th December 2017, 12:30 PM #28
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    Basemap.fbl
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  9. 15th December 2017, 08:24 PM #29
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    GJA utilities allow to write on external card ( even if there is no right to write on external card ) into folder :
    Android/data/com.gja.nav.utility/files/...
    So, I have iGO folder on internal and .fbl into
    Android/data/com.gja.nav.utility/files/iGO_content/content/map ( + 3 x map ).
    Added in sys.txt :
    [folders]
    has_secondary_root=1
    android_secondary_root_path="/storage/9C33-6BBD/Android/data/com.gja.nav.utility/files/iGO_content"
    In MapChanger the path is : /storage/9C33-6BBD/Android/data/com.gja.nav.utility/files/iGO_content
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  10. 15th January 2018, 08:01 AM #30
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    Quote Originally Posted by pustinjak View Post
    ...This rearrangement of folders is working on marshmallow with no problems.I just place a name of my SD card in sys text line you provided

    Yours
    ....
    Worked for me using the exact name of my storage card, just like yours... So basically is adjust the lines in to
    has_secondary_root=1
    android_secondary_root_path = "/storage/your_exact_card_name/addons"
    The name of my sdcard I found with 'Storage Analizer' app
    Create in the sd card root the folder addons/content/map and put the map files inside.
    Last edited by Boki; 15th January 2018 at 10:33 AM. Reason: no need to quote whole post
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