Ext2 3 4 and the like... - Optimus One, P500, V General

Can anyone explain the whole ext2 3 4 and those to me? Idk how any that works or what it's for. I have an Optimus v. Any help would be cool thank you c:
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Ok try
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ext2+ext3+ext4
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that was funny

So what does android normally run on? Ext3? And can it run on ext4?
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4silvertooth said:
Ok try
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ext2+ext3+ext4
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Dude how did u do that!!
BTW
ext2 = extended filesystem version 2
+ = fast
-= not easy data recovery because it has no journaling
ext3=extended filesystem version 3=extended filesystem version 2 + journaling( this means filesystem keeps a log of all operations done on it..if something goes all it does is read the journal and the last operation)
+= safer,data doesnt corrupt easily,easy recovery
-=relatively slow compared to ext2
ext4= extended filesystem version 2 =super awesome ..Complete rewrite
+= has all the goodies u can think of !!!
-= none to say(i love reiserfs though ..its a pity that dev is in jail for killing his wife !!!)
SO stop asking same questions !!! flash AMONRA 2.2.1 and format with ext4...God !! same questions over and over again ...

Mrheroinlol said:
So what does android normally run on? Ext3? And can it run on ext4?
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Android uses this yaffs2 for internal memory except when internal memory is huge(as in costly phones)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAFFS

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[Q] What file system runs better for you on 2.2.1?

I constantly flash the latest 2.2.1 roms ported from the i9000. But i figured id ask to see what actually runs faster/smoother for YOU.
ext4 is the best one
bosina said:
ext4 is the best one
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Really? i mean i know its the best for 2.2....but its seems so sluggish on a 2.2.1....
If ext4 is sluggish for you then... I guess dont use it?
I'm not sure the ROM version has anything to do with the file system. Android is Linux based and ext4 is the most widely used Linux file system. For example, when I update Ubuntu it doesn't make changes to the file system or work any differently then it did with the previous version.
Hmm interesting. I guess i really dont know how different 2.2 and 2.2.1 truly is.
CrazyCharlie said:
I'm not sure the ROM version has anything to do with the file system. Android is Linux based and ext4 is the most widely used Linux file system. For example, when I update Ubuntu it doesn't make changes to the file system or work any differently then it did with the previous version.
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And yes, thats obviously what im doing. But i just wanted to know the actual reason RFS would be a better selection....cause i was guided in the past that RFS=Big No no, lots of lag, blahh blah blah
xriderx66 said:
If ext4 is sluggish for you then... I guess dont use it?
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2.2.1 runs smooth and faster than 2.2 ..have some newer apps and somethinqs else....btw i use ext4 on 2.2.1 too...imm using 2.2 right now because of some goods i like from 2.2 like some of 2.2.1 dont have vibration on home key...and others dont have lockscreen chooser...i use bionix but i customized my self...im runinq the best launcher out there...the one from sony ericson..arc ..i took it out from atriarc lg v2 lol...
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JFS has been awesome for me on 2.2.1.
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Ext4 is the best...noo discussion about file systems..
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bosina said:
Ext4 is the best...noo discussion about file systems..
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Gotcha homie
I have found ext4 to be the best since running jellettes beta 2 2.2.1 rom which lagged using rfs.
pvspencer22 said:
I have found ext4 to be the best since running jellettes beta 2 2.2.1 rom which lagged using rfs.
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Well that build was based off of KAE.....which is Vibrant 4g? if im correct? But since i been trying these JSx builds.....seems a little sluggish..

[Q] SD-EXT cannot be mounted on Link2sd or DT-A2SD (CM7.1 Kang, RC1))

I have a weird problem, my sd-ext partition will not mount on either of the programs, and also cannot be detected by s2e, but it was all working before i installed ketut's latest kernel and it doesn't work now even on the older one.. can any one help?
same here.....
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Sorry for being a noob, but could anyone explain me the procedure of how to activating A2SD.. I tried reading several posts (and also searched ) but I couldn't actually achieve it.. Really appreciate if someone can help me out.. Thank you..
satti8893 said:
same here.....
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Its a pain in the a**, because cm7 data partition is big enough already, and now i can't even use a2sd, space is very limited
Try repartitioning
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EmoBoiix3 said:
Try repartitioning
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Done. Twice. Problem Still persists, although the partitioning was done by cwm 5.0.2.6, so imma try on the official one again
Yup, I have problems too with a2sd. My ext4 partition on SD corrupt and because ext4 inherited ext2 so fsck take a long time to recover.
I wish somebody add more fs support like jffs or another journaling fs that suitable to android.

[Q] [Need Help] how i wan use A2SDGUI

i need a fullguide here b4 i I convert from ext3 to ext4
how to back up my data on my sd card?
i alrady read for convert ext3 to ext4
now im realy confus how to back up all my data on sdcard...
if can back up all my data its posible to save all my app back to normal again after i done convert my sdcard to ext4? now im using 8GB sandisk...
when i open A2SDGUI open system info it showing this :
int. memory free(total):72mb(178mb)
sd-ext free(total):55mb(206mb)
/cache/free(total):20mb(24mb)
RAM information:
RAM free(total):20mb(284mb)
Edit : can i set up partition using ROM Manager ?
Realy need help here plss.......
Running :
stock 2.3.7
cynoace-rc2.2-BehradGH
scrips-V6 Supercharger
......................
kernel:
2.6.35.7-perf-cl562111
ketut lenovo#4
......................
recovery:
ClockWorkMod 5.0.2.6
app
root exp.
A2SDGUI
titaniumbackup
You can use titanium backup to backup all your apps.
A2SDGUI stats are most of the time wrong so you don't have to bother.
then where i want to save the backup file? in sd card?
when i want setup pertition using rom manager warning massage come out
"wipe all data on your sdcard"
yes that will be save in sdcard then make a backup in your pc..you need titanium backup apk later..
doesn't you filesystem in ext4 yet?
i dont know what status of my sdcard yet....
did you mean this backup save all my picture and my mp3?
can i back up using samsung kies?
i realy need your guide....i dont wan to lose all my data Y_Y
nope titanium bakup will backup your applications amd data..
your using CM7 by BehradGH? so it already has ext4 filesystem..
what purpose do you want to use A2SDGUI?
i wan to create swap to support my Ram....
you know how to do that?
so what are the highlighted items in your A2SDGUI first tab?
Are your applications already running in sd-ext?
1st : "apps are on sd!"
2nd : "Dalvik cache on internal memory"
i tried to move this to sd but system said not enought memory
makalolo said:
i wan to create swap to support my Ram....
you know how to do that?
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Not recommended to use swap for S5830.
Thx bro ill not use it......
But y?it is possible to damage the SD card?
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makalolo said:
Thx bro ill not use it......
But y?it is possible to damage the SD card?
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Yes it is possible.
U said u wanted to kno how to partition sd? So here it is.
First, connect ur fone to pc(not kies) & copy ur pics, apk's, videos, mp3's ete...etc...
Den download Mini partition tool on your pc. Install it.
After u finished copying ur stuff on d pc, format ur sd card. Nw open mini partition tool & make partitions in ur sd.
1st partition should b fat32, 2nd Ext4. Both primary. Apply changes.
Finished.
CyanogenMod 7.1-cooper-KANG-RC1 Android 2.3.7
Dta2sd: enabled
8gb class 2 + 512mb ext3 partition
S2e on market is much better than a2sd
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scoffyburito said:
S2e on market is much better than a2sd
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Back when I was a noob , S2E semi-bricked my phone .
It still does
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EmoBoiix3 said:
Back when I was a noob , S2E semi-bricked my phone .
It still does
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Hehe you do what ketut said and mount ext4 journaling and the cache buffer? Cos that's what bricks it
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EmoBoiix3 said:
Back when I was a noob , S2E semi-bricked my phone .
It still does
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Lol. Just out of curiosity, when was that exactly?
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Rich Foxen said:
Lol. Just out of curiosity, when was that exactly?
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Around the first time when ketut first talked about s2e
I did whatever I did , it worked for one boot then it bricked my phone
Oh well , A2SD saved my life anyways
makalolo said:
Thx bro ill not use it......
But y?it is possible to damage the SD card?
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The CPU is not exactly a very powerful one. Swapping will slow down overall performance just so you can enjoy an artificially inflated RAM. Not worth it.
EmoBoiix3 said:
Around the first time when ketut first talked about s2e
I did whatever I did , it worked for one boot then it bricked my phone
Oh well , A2SD saved my life anyways
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Sorry. I meant when were you a noob? Probably shouldn't ask. It's off topic, but we all have to start somewhere right?
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Duble boot

Can i duble boot my INTL player 5 4.0.4 with 2.5.6? how?
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isitan said:
Can i duble boot my INTL player 5 4.0.4 with 2.5.6? how?
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hmmm i thought that system partition of SGP was too small for two systems to coexist.
It's virtually impossible.
also, this thread would fit in Q&A section or general discussion.
Couldn't you use your external SD Card assuming that you've got one big enough?
The external sdcard isn't the /system partition.
The ROMs each have a seperate /system and /data partition (at least on my O2X) so both of them combined might be too big for the partition.
Take a look here. Its the O2X thread on Dual Booting. I recommend reading it so you can understand the basics.
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Chris4evernoob said:
The external sdcard isn't the /system partition.
The ROMs each have a seperate /system and /data partition (at least on my O2X) so both of them combined might be too big for the partition.
Take a look here. Its the O2X thread on Dual Booting. I recommend reading it so you can understand the basics.
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Thanks, I never new you could dual boot ROMs without an app like Boot Manager.

Link2sd alternative

I have read somewhere and also experienced that performance of the phone decreases when we use link2sd... Is there a similar alternative cz I have loadss of apps and internal storage is not enough!
But the sudden lags even on apps stored on internal memory are dissapointing...
Thanks!
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that should be in Q&A forum
and no there isn't ,Link2SD is the best i have experienced ,with overclocking there's no lag
dont use link2sd just use IN2EXT4+ here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
no apps needed. Just a kernel that supports ext4
Link2SD is more versatile and fast!
zerorated24 said:
dont use link2sd just use IN2EXT4+ here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
no apps needed. Just a kernel that supports ext4
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Link2SD is more versatile and is fast, Link2SD has a good graphical interface and works with ext2, ext3 and ext4 partitions formats, also, you have the choice not to move an app if your want and so on. It only makes slow when copying files to the SD Card there's no way around this as SD cards are normally slower that internal memory, you could buy a class 10 card or bigger for better performance.
zerorated24 said:
dont use link2sd just use IN2EXT4+ here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
no apps needed. Just a kernel that supports ext4
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CronMod IN2EXT4+ often gives bootloop for me on Hasa MIUI. I can recommend a Mounts2SD app by SpazeDog:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342387
zerorated24 said:
dont use link2sd just use IN2EXT4+ here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
no apps needed. Just a kernel that supports ext4
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Do you use it? Any known issues ?
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borucsan said:
CronMod IN2EXT4+ often gives bootloop for me on Hasa MIUI. I can recommend a Mounts2SD app by SpazeDog:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342387
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Thanks for the suggestion but did u notice any increase in performance when compared to link2ed
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Hi
which slow performance do you experience with link2sd?
Lags, slow opening apps, what?
samajid said:
Do you use it? Any known issues ?
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no issues at all. Just flash it AFTER FLASHING ROM and set permissions of script to 755. Dont forget to wipe sd-ext after flashing the script
You can use Titanium Backup on ur rooted phone and can easily move apps to SD. No issues for me so far.
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