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FileKommander (the file manager bundled in my M5) will list the found file systems at the bottom of the main screen. YMMV as to the name and number of file systems on your USB media, as these will depend on its formatting. It is also possible that there are no file systems readable by Android on it. If so, you might want to consider installing Total Commander from the Google Play Store, which has extra plugins to enable NTFS and HFS.
Last but not least, USB stick file systems are often subtly damaged (by being plugged out without unmounting). Before you blame the phone, make sure that the USB stick will read across different computers, and that the test function of the computer does not want to repair or format it...
Can sony xperia z1 c6903 support otg?? If it does, can you guys find the best working one(maybe original if you guys have created one)...
You can connect to usb otg.
1. Open "Developers options"
2. Go to "Debugging"
3. Thick to "USB debugging" for Enable
4. Restart your phone
5. Connect OTG on your device
How to open "Developers options"
1. Go to "About phone"
2. Fast Thick on "Build number" 7 times
3. You can see that.
Sorry, My English not good. ^^
It's not working in file manager. It's only working in setting storage.
I can't find the root directory from setting