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[nwh10]

I have a newly acquired Razr M, which I rooted and flashed to PagePlus.

 

Photos are being saved to the phone in /storage/sdcard1/dcim/camera even though the camera app specifies the storage location as SD card (with 14.79GB available; card is 16GB).

 

My first thought was to check the storage settings. When I went into Settings/Storage, I was receiving an error message:  "Unfortunately, com.motorola.huxvmm.setting has stopped." Some googling suggested that the Verizon apps I'd frozen using Titanium Backup were causing this problem, so I unfroze them all and rebooted the phone.

 

Now when I go into Settings/Store, I receive an error message: "Just a few moments while we prepare this application for use. Alert - sorry we ran into a problem. Please try again. If the problem persists, call us at 800-922-0204. Error code 1000."

 

After clicking OK, the Storage screen opens. The SD card is displayed there. So it seems like the phone sees the card, but won't write to it.

 

I have cleared the cache. I am still receiving the Error code 1000 message.

 

I'd like to know how to get the phone to use the SD card.

 

Thank you!

[Someolddude]

Sdcard 1 is your external storage. Sdcsrd 0 would be internal.

[nwh10]

Well, duh. I was expecting the external SD card to show as a different drive or at least higher up in the file tree. You are correct that the photos are being stored on the physical SD card.

 

But here's the strange thing. In Settings/Storage (after waiting every time for the error message to appear), the photos are shown in the Internal Storage/Pictures, videos section. In other words, if I tap on Internal Storage/Pictures, the albums display even though they physically reside on the external SD card. Why is that happening?

 

Also, any idea how I can get beyond the Error Code 1000 problem?

[Someolddude]

Try factory reset.

[nwh10]

Try factory reset.

Ugh, that's pretty drastic. Would it cause loss of root or flash? 

[Someolddude]

You can get voodoo off Google play and back it up if your worried. Flash I'm not sure about.

[nwh10]

I looked for Voodoo at Google Play, but didn't see anything that looked like a utility. Maybe it's a backup utility? I already have Titanium.

[Someolddude]

I looked for Voodoo at Google Play, but didn't see anything that looked like a utility. Maybe it's a backup utility? I already have Titanium.

Voodoo just backup your root so if you do loose it it will restore it. Should be on Google that's where I got it.

[LDubs]

Voodoo root keeper or OTA Root Keeper