How to Link Internal Storage to External SD Card using Foldermount APK Android

Allright, now come another tips to "trick" the limited of internal storage (or phone storage) size on your Android smartphone. Like my Samsung Galaxy V (Kitkat 4.4) only have a 4GB phone storage size, it's taken by the system 2GB, so my internal storage size for installing app and save other files is just 2GB (so pity :v ). But how if I want to install the GTA San Andreas that have 2.5GB game data and FIFA 15 that have 1.5GB game data at the same time? If your Android phone is on rooted, then the right and easiest solution is using app called Foldermount.

With Foldermount Premium apk we can link internal storage to external SD Card (which is usually have big space like 32GB or 64GB) by create a pair of folder link. It means if we save a file at external storage (storage/extSdCard/LINKEDFOLDER) it will be considered the same as internal storage (sdcard/LINKEDFOLDER). The other day i have write a tutorial too that the purposes is similar with Xposed module called XinternalSD, then you can try this Foldermount method if the old tutorial is not work for you.

Moving Application & Game Data and OBB Files to External Memory Card with XinternalSD APK [Xposed]

Requirements:
- Rooted Android smartphone.
- Android version 2.3 and up.
- FOLDERMOUNT PREMIUM.apk app (link below).
- Brains :v

Steps how to link your Android device internal storage to external SD Card using Foldermount APK

1. Download and install Foldermount PREMIUM apk app. Dont' forget to give it superuser rights if prompted.
2. Remember how Foldermount work? It is "Linking". So make sure you already have the source folder in your internal memory (SdCard/TARGETFOLDER or storage/emulated/0/TARGETFOLDER).
   
   It is recommended that you move the files from the target folder in internal storage to the target folder in external SD Card (storage/extSdCard/TARGETFOLDER) first to secure it from your operation mistake.
3. Open the foldermount app, don't forget to give it superuser right if asked, and then tap on "+" to create a folder pair. Fill the pair name whatever you like. Then tap on the "Source", find the target folder that you want to linked to the external SD Card, and tap on check icon to choose it. After that foldermount will asked to find the target folder in the external SD Card automatically, by choose yes foldermount will create the target linked folder in external SD Card IF it does not exist yet.
4. Now back to foldermount homepage, and tap the switch so it become active or green, and you're ready to set!
5. Don't forget to go to the foldermount setting to adjust foldermount to re-link the folder pairs every we reboot our Android smartphone.

Foldermount also have Application Analyzer feature to create folder pair based on installed apps & games data and obb automatically.

Note that after we success linked the folder from internal to external storage, we will see same files both inside the source folder and the target folder. Don't worry as it is expected. The files you see in the internal storage or source directory (SdCard/LINKEDFOLDER) actually is remain in the external SD Card or target directory (storage/extSdCard/LINKEDFOLDER). The files you see in the internal storage is just "symbolic" and will not eat your internal storage space more.

# FOLDERMOUNT PREMIUM.apk (+- 1.8MB)

# FOLDERMOUNT PREMIUM v 2.9.11.apk (+- 2.4MB)

» Don't know how to install it? Read How to install android game and apps with APK, OBB, Data.
» Want to hack some game money, coin, in-app purchase, or license problem? Read How to hack android apps and game using Lucky Patcher.

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Author : Daryadi

Just a simple man with simple hobbies like playing games, listening music, and read about new things. Enjoying blogging as hobby since 2014 and later caught interest playing with his first Android smartphone since 2015, he then combined the two hobbies on this blog and it is a great time killer for him.

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