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I would like toknow if my kernel supports FUSE. If not, how do I build or download one with FUSE support, where on the FS do I place the kernel? I don't want to install CyanogenMod. I have a Samsung Galaxy SIII Neo, KitKat 4.4.2. Thanks.

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  • With Kitkat, your device most likely uses FUSE for the internal SD card already. You could check that utilizing the df and mount commands (via terminal or adb shell). A good hint that it does is the same size of available space being reported for /data and the SD card (usually /storage/sdcard0). – Izzy Oct 25 '15 at 09:32
  • @Izzy culd you please provide more detail in an answer. There should be a specific command (maybe even an app)other than checking file sizes. Thanks. – Jack Maddington Oct 25 '15 at 11:40
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    I have no device to cross-check this with, so I cannot provide detailed instructions (as I could not verify them) – my devices use separate partitions for the SD card and thus don't mount it via FUSE. Check the output of mount | grep sdcard, the mount options should tell something. // Apart from which: If I'm not taken wrong, MTP uses FUSE as well; see e.g. Why does Android use fuse for internal SD card mount? – Izzy Oct 25 '15 at 11:48

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