On ASUS stock rooted system, we can make use of fdisk to create a primary partition then use make_exr4fs to format that partition to ext4.
Once done and the /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 partition mounted as /storage/MicroSD it is possible as root to interact with it, but as non root you can only read data from there, not write.
How do you set selinux permissions correctly to allow writing without root ? The folder is set to 777, it cannot be a file permissions problem, it leaves us selinux policies to fix.
I tried to apply the selinux policy used for exfat external volumes but it still failed for writing.
Once done and the /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 partition mounted as /storage/MicroSD it is possible as root to interact with it, but as non root you can only read data from there, not write.
How do you set selinux permissions correctly to allow writing without root ? The folder is set to 777, it cannot be a file permissions problem, it leaves us selinux policies to fix.
I tried to apply the selinux policy used for exfat external volumes but it still failed for writing.
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