The ONLY thing I can think of that makes any semblance of sense is that the old phone just goes "fuck it lol" and formats the card as FAT32. If it does I will fucking scream because I could have saved myself so many problems and useless writes.
Nope. Card seems fine when formatted in the Android 7 phone. It lets me move those accursed files on my main phone when I swap it back.
As soon as I format it on the main phone, it stops letting me create folders with that name.
What the actual fuck?
Okay a quick unplug and plug back in got it working again for a while, only to crap its own pants again.
Huh?
Although, last night before bed I was reading up on the exFAT spec and I seem to remember reading up on how filename management is sort of up to the implementation? It could be that the filesystem handling baked in-house at Oppo just sucks.
Seems like it is indeed Android 13. I tried this same album on an Android 7 (MIUI 11?) phone I have around and while it absolutely cannot display the album titles, it does show the files and can interact with them. Android 13/ColorOS 4.0 cannot.
I yoinked the SD card from the ColorOS phone and the files Are There. The OS just can't see'm.
@EeveeEuphoria I will frame this above my monitor
Is my Umami install fucked or does the extension save the parent/child post when striking Ctrl + S on an image post? Or is that a setting that can be tweaked?
I'm trying to stop downloading raw images by clicking "Download" like a savage. FIlenames are just the md5 hash of the file and while that's sort of helpful, I'm not a compyoota, as much as I would like to be. Artist names, tags and post IDs are way more helpful.
@EeveeEuphoria Can't get it to do it on my end! Is this on desktop?
I use the shortcuts when on desktop, Shift + . and Shift + , for FF and slo-mo respectively
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