I own a rooted Asus Fonepad 7 (ME372CG). With SimpleExplorer, I'm able to view the /data/media/ directory and see that there are four "files" (all of which are actually directories, I believe):
0
cache
legacy
obb
I know for a fact that /data/media/obb/com.microsoft.office.word, for example, is a directory that exists and contains one file, since I've manually created that directory (via adb and su). As said, SimpleExplorer displays the contents of the /data/media/ directory as "files" with an unknown file type, not as folders, so tapping on the obb folder brings up the "Complete action using" menu, and the listed options contain merely the built-in apps (which is useless, since the Fonepad's built-in file explorer claims that /data/ is empty even after rooting the device, so no point in trying to open /data/media/obb/ with the built-in file manager).
Using version 2.2.5 of SimpleExplorer; "Enable root access" is checked in SimpleExplorer's settings.
I own a rooted Asus Fonepad 7 (ME372CG). With SimpleExplorer, I'm able to view the
/data/media/
directory and see that there are four "files" (all of which are actually directories, I believe):I know for a fact that
/data/media/obb/com.microsoft.office.word
, for example, is a directory that exists and contains one file, since I've manually created that directory (via adb and su). As said, SimpleExplorer displays the contents of the/data/media/
directory as "files" with an unknown file type, not as folders, so tapping on the obb folder brings up the "Complete action using" menu, and the listed options contain merely the built-in apps (which is useless, since the Fonepad's built-in file explorer claims that /data/ is empty even after rooting the device, so no point in trying to open /data/media/obb/ with the built-in file manager).Using version 2.2.5 of SimpleExplorer; "Enable root access" is checked in SimpleExplorer's settings.