I have the Xiaomi Mi A1 device and has Android 9 running on it. I just bought a new micro sd card cause my internal storage is full. When I first inserted it, I chose the option "format it as internal storage". I migrate the data, but it fails when it got around 60%ish, so I manually move some apps to the sd card from the app settings. However, not all apps has that option. I only able to move apps like Facebook, Ms. Word, etc. But I don't really think of it that much, I guess that's how it is. And now my problem is that, apparently, after I formatted it as internal storage, the sd card doesn't show up in the file manager (I use X-Plore and google files) because I also want to move my photos and videos. Though I was able to move some apps to it through the apps settings.
I tried to format it as normal storage (forgot the option name, "format as portable storage" I think?). It shows up in the file manager, and I can move my photos and videos, but now I can't move my apps to it. So my question is that
- Is that how it is? When you format a sd card as internal storage, the file manager can't read it? or am I missing any setting?
- I figured out maybe because my sd card is broken, I bought an SanDisk Ultra microSDHC UHS-I Class 10 and it says up to 80MB/s speed, 533x. Perhaps got a better recommendation?
Sorry for bad english, I'm not native.
df
you will see /mnt/expand/.../media (which is your MicroSD Card) is mounted to /storage/emulated