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Download Path on Android - fguasta - 2019-04-18
Hi guys,
i'm new in this world called retrogames and i have some difficult to configure add-on Internet Archive Game Launcher in a android tv box.
I'm already made a search about this, but i can't found any answer.
I trying to download or run a game via KODI 18 / IAGL / RETROARCH in a external drive, but always return a error. The game starts the download and when is 99% give a message that file doesn't exist, when i return to default path download, it works.
My question is,
is there a way to change download path without error? Because i don't want to full my internal memory with games and i have a 32gb in sd card!!
Thank you very much.
RE: Download Path on Android - zachmorris - 2019-04-24
(2019-04-18, 22:10)fguasta Wrote: Hi guys,
i'm new in this world called retrogames and i have some difficult to configure add-on Internet Archive Game Launcher in a android tv box.
I'm already made a search about this, but i can't found any answer.
I trying to download or run a game via KODI 18 / IAGL / RETROARCH in a external drive, but always return a error. The game starts the download and when is 99% give a message that file doesn't exist, when i return to default path download, it works.
My question is,
is there a way to change download path without error? Because i don't want to full my internal memory with games and i have a 32gb in sd card!!
Thank you very much.
Suggest posting IAGL issues in this thread. Regarding your issue, see here. This is an Android/Kodi/permissions issue rather than an addon issue. You have a few options:
1) If you have root access, you can update Kodi to give it the correct permissions, see here.
2) You can change the download path on your external storage to:
xml:
/[your_SDCard]/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/[folder_name]