ImageExposer v1.0 (1.0) Android Apk App [Download APK▪Android▪Market▪Free▪]

About ImageExposer v1.0 (1.0) Android Apk App [Download APK▪Android▪Market▪Free▪] This is a short guide explaining how you can install an app you found here on your phone. I’m also going to show you a way that’s a lot easier then the standard method everyone uses.

Please make sure your phone has “ImageExposer v1.0 (1.0) Android Apk App [Download APK▪Android▪Market▪Free▪] apk” enabled in it’s settings! To check this go to Settings -> Applications -> Unknown Sources and check the box.

You have two options, either put the Download ImageExposer v1.0 (1.0) Android Apk App [Download APK▪Android▪Market▪Free▪] apk file onto your phone’s SD card or download and install it directly from your phone.

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ImageExposer v1.0

Requirements By Download Apk Files | Android Apps | Android Market | Marketandroidu.blogspot.com: Android 2.3.3 or higher

Overview: ImageExposer requires Superuser and allows you to expose custom disk images instead of the real SD card. It should be usable e.g. for transferring files using the phone over USB while playing music or for preventing people from seeing all the stuff on your sdcard just because you want to take some files home or so.



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To use this, you will have to:

- prepare an empty disk image

- create a partition table in the image

- create a partition and format it as FAT in the image

- copy the image to the android device (if you didn’t create it there)

Then, open the app, “select new image file”, choose the image.

Alternatively (that’s how I did it), you can expose the empty image right after creating it and then do the partitioning stuff from the PC. Creating an empty image is as easy as running this command on Android (using ConnectBot or so):

Code:

dd if=/dev/zero of=<path to the image file> bs=1024 count=<size in KB>

So, for a 100MB image, use something like

Code:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/sdcard/my_image bs=1024 count=102400

This app was written by Jann Horn

More Info:

Code:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=thejh.imageexposer&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsInRoZWpoLmltYWdlZXhwb3NlciJd

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