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Here is how I did it, there are other ways but this was my choice;
Using a file browser, remove/delete the 'Downloads' folder in /home/nemo
Using a file browser, create a new folder in your sdcard and call it 'Downloads'
Using Terminal, create a symlink in /home/nemo
, the command is; ln -s /media/sdcard/32GB/Downloads
**
** The path I've given is for MY sdcard, yours will be different unless you have also named your SDCARD as '32GB'....nonetheless, your symlink will start with /media/sdcard/
fill in the rest of the details.
Now download something from the net and check the contents of your 'Downloads' folder in your sdcard.
Screenshot shows the new symlink created in /home/nemo
Screenshot shows a completed download on my sdcards 'Downloads' folder, that's it.
![]() | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Here is how I did it, there are other ways but this was my choice;
Using a file browser, remove/delete the 'Downloads' folder in /home/nemo
Using a file browser, create a new folder in your sdcard and call it 'Downloads'Downloads
Using Terminal, create a symlink in /home/nemo
, the command is;
ln -s /media/sdcard/32GB/Downloads
**
** The path I've given is for MY sdcard, yours will be different unless you have also named your SDCARD as '32GB'....nonetheless, your symlink will start with /media/sdcard/
fill in the rest of the details.
Now download something from the net and check the contents of your 'Downloads' newly created Downloads
folder in your sdcard.
Screenshot shows the new symlink created in /home/nemo
Screenshot shows a completed download on my sdcards 'Downloads' folder, that's it.
![]() | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Here is how I did it, there are other ways but this was my choice;
NOTE: this does not work the same way for android_storage; it errors with function not implemented
Using a file browser, remove/delete the 'Downloads' folder in /home/nemo
Using a file browser, create a new folder in your sdcard and call it Downloads
Using Terminal, create a symlink in /home/nemo
, the command is;
ln -s /media/sdcard/32GB/Downloads
**
** The path I've given is for MY sdcard, yours will be different unless you have also named your SDCARD as '32GB'....nonetheless, your symlink will start with /media/sdcard/
fill in the rest of the details.
Now download something from the net and check the contents of your newly created Downloads
folder in your sdcard.
Screenshot shows the new symlink created in /home/nemo
Screenshot shows a completed download on my sdcards 'Downloads' folder, that's it.