Run another separate device as a dedicated torrent client to leech/seed your legal files, and/or consider a decent NAS to go with it. Keep running your U1 solely for the purpose & move the files you want to keep over to the U22 on an as required basis. Potential alternative options after that. if the U22 won't seed/leech from the internal storage/SD card at all, then you may well be ******!!!) (Again, it may also need to be formatted in exFAT & also be somewhat restrictive.) If this too does or doesn't work, it may also give you a better indication of your options from there on out. Have you also tested the same from an SD card on the U22, (whether as adopted storage or removable, (or both))? If successful, you could source an SD card of the maximum size supported by the U22. Have you tested if your torrents will specifically seed/leech from/to the internal storage directly? (Highly restrictive by itself obviously, but it'd be a start in troubleshooting the problem as to specifically what can/will or can't/won't actually work.) Have you tried formatting your external HDD's in exFAT vs NTFS as discussed by & others in your other recent post regarding your HDD's, for example? (If already done did it make no difference?) It's not so much an issue that Google/Android actively block torrenting, it's more to do with what they've done to secure later Android versions when it comes to simple read/write access of external USB devices, or apparently in some cases the filesystem used too. (Anyone who knows what torrents are or how the system works with the level of knowledge to help with what your stuck with would generally know what seeding is by default too.

However, well, most already get the point there really lol. I'm not saying there aren't legal torrent sources available, obviously there are. Click to expand.You're kinda skirting down the edge of a razor blade here, (using your testicles as a braking system ).

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