This might have to do with how the SD card was formatted when placed the first time. Some phone give you the option to use the SD as external storage or as internal memory. I think only the first option gives you the SD card slider.
I have a new phone an Oppo reno 8T and I clone it from a samsung A6, I then removed the sd from the Samsung and placed it in the Oppo. Then I indicated in the Oppo to use the SD as storage where all data should be stored.
The SD card was then formatted by the Oppo.
In my files I just see the SD card.
MRA RouteApp was already installed on the Oppo via cloning. unfortunately it now unnecessarily takes up space for the offline maps. There may be a solution to place the offline maps on the SD card.
@Peter-Bijnsdorp, It is a bit besides the subject, but If I see it correctly, your phone model has 256GB of internal storage. Why would you want to use an SD card for storage? Even if it has "only" 128GB it has plenty of room for a few GBs of offline maps.
My phone has 128 GB internal strorage and the sd card is 64GB so thats why I want to store the ofline maps on it. I have a lot of Apps on my phone so I want to have as much free internal storage so the speed is not lowering.
@Peter-Bijnsdorp, I think any data on SD is lowering the speed of the app using that data. Also making good use of internal memory does not slow down your phone. As long as there is enough room for any temporary files to be written, there will be no problem concerning speed.
OKay thanks for Your advise of this all. I rest my case.
Greets, Peter
This might have to do with how the SD card was formatted when placed the first time. Some phone give you the option to use the SD as external storage or as internal memory. I think only the first option gives you the SD card slider.
