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[Einsteindks]

In my 'working' Razr, there's a file 'ss', which is empty, and on my mess-around Razr (loaded with JB leak and a couple JB kernel ROMs), but is an apparent copy of the internal SD card. I'd love to reclaim some space, if I could. I've nowhere to save a copy on the phone, the external SD card is only 16GB. Is it ok to delete 'ss' content?

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[zooyork0721]

when i click on my ss folder on my razr maxx hd, it takes me to my internal sd card so maybe just another shortcut

[Einsteindks]

Suspected that, to, but couldn't find a connection.

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[pistacio]

when i click on my ss folder on my razr maxx hd, it takes me to my internal sd card so maybe just another shortcut

My bionic also does the same^

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[Einsteindks]

Soooooo, should there be any content to the file? As in, should it have no size when anylized in 'properties'?

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[zooyork0721]

Soooooo, should there be any content to the file? As in, should it have no size when anylized in 'properties'?

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well if its a shortcut I don't think so. Because its treated as a empty folder that when pressed moves you to a different destination like in this case, the internal SD card. And since its just like an empty folder I think its to small in size to really be kbs at least maybe its bytes

[Einsteindks]

Well, on the spare Razr, the properties of the actual ss file, alone, are the same as internal SD card. I'll hook it up to the puter to do a little dabbling.

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[Einsteindks]

My final take; it seems that on BOTH Razrs (working, modified-to-Maxx and play-with Razr), 'ss' in the root directory is vestigial for the stock slot, but used/recognized/masquerades as the internal SD card for the ROM slots. Harmelss, and not using any extra memory, nor duplicate files.

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