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== File System Structure ==== File System Overview ==Linux users are also familiar with partitions versus directories. Some directories visible via the file manager (or ls command on linux) may be mounted partitions. A good article reference to read is: [http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/android-partitions-explained-boot-system-recovery-data-cache-misc/ Android Partitions Explained: boot, system, recovery, data, cache & misc] by an author named By Haroon Q. Raja.The Linux console command to quickly create the null .nomedia file is: touch .nomediaSome people are using a "media" intermediary directory between the standard public directory and the storage root. See below * /sdcard/media/alarms OR /sdcard/Alarms * /sdcard/media/notifications OR /sdcard/notifications* /sdcard/media/ringtones OR /sdcard/ringtones* /sdcard/media/ui OR /sdcard/uiWarning: This may be incorrect. Below is from the Android developer's reference explaining the correct way. === App Installation path ===Preinstalled applications are in /system/app folder. User installed applications are in /data/app # /data/app# /data/app-private# /system/app/# /sdcard/.android_secure (shows .asec files, not .apks) On Samsung phones: /sdcard/external_sd/.android_secure In Android 7.0 and before, after an APK is installed, it will be located in /data/app path. In Android 7.0, the APK file will be installed into the /data/app/<package name>-<num>/ folder, where the <package name> is the package name of the APK, and the num may be 1 or 2. /data/app/com.king.candycrushsaga-1/base.apk == File System Tree == {{:Afs:Android File System Tree}}