Hi there, i installed a custom rom with dt a2sd and i still have problems installing apps from market that are too big. My cache partition is only 24mb and the market uses this partition to download apps... There's a way to increase or modify this partition?
Galaxy Ace 2.3.4 with Ginger Real 1.4
Thanks
Nope . Your only choice is to make a sd-ext partition and move all your apps and Dalvik-cache to it .
Forever living in my Galaxy Ace using XDA App
GingerReal did that for me, so i can install many apps now but not big apps?
Dante Smith said:
Hi there, i installed a custom rom with dt a2sd and i still have problems installing apps from market that are too big. My cache partition is only 24mb and the market uses this partition to download apps... There's a way to increase or modify this partition?
Galaxy Ace 2.3.4 with Ginger Real 1.4
Thanks
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Just type these command in terminal emulator app
Code:
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/market-download
su
cd /cache
mv download download.bak
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/market-download download
ls -ahl
it should work for any rooted galaxy ace
Command
Code:
mv download download.bak
returns this
Code:
failed on 'download' - No such file or directory
And
Code:
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/market-download
Returns
Code:
ln [-s] <target> <name>
are you in /cache folder
type ls -ls in terminal and check for download folder if it is not there then just pass this command.
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Dante Smith said:
And
Code:
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/market-download
Returns
Code:
ln [-s] <target> <name>
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my mistake it is
Code:
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/market-download download
mmmh...
i do this:
su
cd /cache
here i tried ls -ls and it says me:
-ls: No such file or directory
Where i'm wrong?
I'm using Terminal Emulator, not adb
same for
ls -ahl
Dante Smith said:
mmmh...
i do this:
su
cd /cache
here i tried ls -ls and it says me:
-ls: No such file or directory
Where i'm wrong?
I'm using Terminal Emulator, not adb
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Don't know why it not working with you cause i already tried it on cm7 in terminal emulator app and it was working.
Anyway try this, rename the download folder to download.bak via root explorer and then type this
in cache folder
Code:
ln -s /mnt/sdcard/market-download download
/cache seems to be empty!
i can't find any file or directory there!
No now i see something...
I have:
lost+found
recovery
downloadfile-2.apk
downloadfile-3.apk
downloadfile.apk
EDIT: i suppose my download folder is directly /cache
Dante Smith said:
/cache seems to be empty!
i can't find any file or directory there!
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ok then just type this command in emulator
Code:
su
cd /cache
mkdir /sdcard/market-download
ln -s /sdcard/market-download download
Check if this will work for you or not.
I had no error, i try do reboot and download something big
Dante Smith said:
No now i see something...
I have:
lost+found
recovery
downloadfile-2.apk
downloadfile-3.apk
downloadfile.apk
EDIT: i suppose my download folder is directly /cache
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It's strange!!! I think your rom have some different folder structure. Are you using old market?
didn't work, i have new market
Dante Smith said:
didn't work, i have new market
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What rom you are using?
Ginger Real 1.4
Android 2.3.4
S5830DDKQ5
SGA-GR-1.4 GINGERBREAD.DDKQ5
Dante Smith said:
Ginger Real 1.4
Android 2.3.4
S5830DDKQ5
SGA-GR-1.4 GINGERBREAD.DDKQ5
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Maybe Ginger Real is using different folder structure but you can try these command with cache folder (Not guaranteed or may be a risk, don't know.).
I will google it again for some day, if i don't find what i'm looking for i will try your script again
Thank you for your help!!!
Related
For 1.6 use the patched Version from this thread -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=645286&highlight=market
put the Vending-Tattoo-patched.apk on your sdcard.
enter commandshell
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system
cat /system/app/Vending.apk > /sdcard/Vending.org.apk
rm /system/app/Vending.apk
cat /sdcard/Vending-Tattoo-patched.apk > /system/app/Vending.apk
For 2.1 put the attached Version on your sdcard
enter commandshell
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system
cat /system/app/Vending.apk > /sdcard/Vending.org.apk
rm /system/app/Vending.apk
rm /system/app/MarketUpdater.apk
rm -r /data/data/com.android.vending
cat /sdcard/Vending.inteks.2.1.apk > /system/app/Vending.apk
have fun
inteks
Yup, just tried it on my rooted X10mini, and it works - I can now see apps that didn't show up in the original market app
Hmmm, I tried to install this patch. Now I have no market at all on my phone. (yes I did reboot). Where did I slip up? Astro shows that the file is in the /system/app folder but it doesn't show up as a launchable app. If I click on it in astro it gives me the option to install it but if I try to do that I get an error message.
These are roughly the steps I used:
Backed up the original market to my sdcard [ busybox cp /system/app/Vending.apk /sdcard ]
Deleted the original market [ rm /system/app/Vending.apk ]
Copied the patched Vending-Tattoo-blah.apk to my SD card
(in the shell again) copied the patched vending apk to /system/app/
Make sure the original Vending app isn't open, and that you're "su"'d as root when you delete and copy
You don't need to rename the patched file back to Vending.apk - it works fine if it's left with the name from the Zip (this also makes it easier to remember that you are using a patched version!)
ok. i've done it, too. and it works fine ;o)
so it worked for me
put the Vending-Tattoo-patched.apk on your sdcard.
enter commandshell
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cat /system/app/Vending.apk > /sdcard/Vending.org.apk
rm /system/app/Vending.apk
cat /sdcard/Vending-Tattoo-patched.apk > /system/app/Vending.apk
have fun
inteks
ps: i will edit the 1. post as TUT ;-)
Works a treat on X10 Mini Pro. Nice to have all the apps back.
Works fine on my x10 mini pro
but before I can use the patched marked, I needed to change the system language to English(American) and re-accepting ToS of the market. After that I changed the language back to german.
Really appreciate the tut inteks. Everything works now. Happy, happy
Can someone suggest an app to search for, so we can tell if it's working or not?
I'm currently trying to get hold of SwitchPro, but it doesn't seem to show up, even with the patched Market app. :s
spatuluk said:
Can someone suggest an app to search for, so we can tell if it's working or not?
I'm currently trying to get hold of SwitchPro, but it doesn't seem to show up, even with the patched Market app. :s
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of course, you may search for "financisto"
Cool - I found that app.
I think SwitchPro might be having market issues.. The Android Market really is a pile of buggy junk!
Where can I find this Vending-Tattoo-patched.apk file?
george_russos said:
Where can I find this Vending-Tattoo-patched.apk file?
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It's in the post linked into by the first post in this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=292944&d=1268421305
Thanks!!!!
It works perfectly on my x10 mini.
Yeah it's all up and running fine here
crashes into force close for me when I try to download anything, any ideas? I didn't use adb, I used root explorer to install it, do I need to use adb?
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thats an issue with this patch. one dirty fix is to download an app and as soon as it will try to install, you'll see force close screen. at this point, force close market, and (i dont know if we can do it in x10 mini yet) browse to "/cache" folder (folder "cache" in "root") using any file manager. there you'll see an apk file, thats the file you've just downloaded. click-install it
crashes for me as soon as it starts to download, no chance to get far enough to install, literally market crashes as it initialises the download
have tried going back to the original vending apk but now that crashes trying to initialise a download too, not good
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What is BusyBox?
BusyBox is a software application that provides many standard Unix tools, much like the larger (but more capable) GNU Core Utilities. BusyBox is designed to be a small executable for use with the Linux kernel, which makes it ideal for use with embedded devices
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Why do you need BusyBox?
With busybox you can have more simple shell commands live cp/mv
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i've rooted my 2.1 and updated Titanium Backup but still its showing " busybox not found in adb shell. Why?
Titanium backup downloads its own busybox which cannot be used for shell commands
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How can i get busybox then?
There are complicated methods of installing busybox but there is an even simpler way. You can download the busybox.apk and click install after installing the app.
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Should i be rooted?
YES
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After running the app for the first time , i get failed. What should i do?
This happens. You have to just exit the app and run it again. Hopefully will work
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More questions?
Post is in this thread!
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when using your ADB shell ( or terminal app )
it should be noted that there are many commands that the default /system/bin does not have, such as "cp" ( the copy command )
you can use busybox to do this for you..
#busybox cp /sdcard/file.foo /data/folderfoo ( for example )
or
#busybox find | busybox grep foo
the easy way is to link busybox builtin commands to normal commands
do the following from /system/bin
for "cp"
#busybox cp -s busybox cp
for "grep"
#busybox cp -s busybox grep
for a complete list of the commands builtin to busybox do..
#busybox
morning_wood said:
for "cp"
#busybox cp -s busybox cp
for "grep"
#busybox cp -s grep
for a complete list of the commands builtin to busybox do..
#busybox
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I would do ln -s busybox cp
ln -s busybox grep
etc...
Just to save space really
EDIT doh just remebered cp -s creates symbolic-link
metamorph says no busybox
Metamorph doesn't work , its for Cyanogen Mod
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It used to work on 1.6 i had used it for framework.apk once
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great! worked like a champ
what version is yours busybox?
Thanks for the info
Hey guys
sorry to bother you with this but since I'm not allowed to post in the developer-forum with less than 10 posts I need to ask here:
I'm running Uruk 1.5RC1 on my 101 and want to upgrade to 1.5 stable.
There's a fix I need to apply first and it says:
lease copy this file to /.upgrade/ directory (if it's not there - create it) - and restart your device (during boot you should see for few seconds update message with progress bar)
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I don't have that directory and if I want to create it it says that it is already there but I don't see it. So I can't access it to paste the file.
Any help?
Thank you very much!
Do you navigate in your folders as Su?(Super User)
Yep, I'm using ES with su-right and I can see the directories.
Except for the one I need I gues...
Do you have a terminal app?
Try something like this:
su
pwd
ls
Then tell me if you see it
I tried terminal and it's not there.
Try to copy the file with terminal
Code:
Su
cd [where you have the file]
Sudo cp [filename] /../.upgrade
This should work
Greets,
Lenn
Thanks. I guess you meant ".update" instead of ".upgrade"?
Anyways, I tried both (without any errors) but there's no update sequence for the fix when I reboot and the update itself still fails.
Try
Code:
su
Cd /../
sudo mkdir .upgrade
With that you create a folder
"Cannpt create directory '.upgrade': File exists"
Why isn't it visible with ES?!
I dont know...
Try it with
Code:
su
cd /../.upgrade
sudo rmdir -r
This should remove the directory, after that try to create a new one like i wrote above
Ok, this is weird now:
"can't cd to /../.upgrade"
When I try .update it says
"rmdir: invalid option --r"
boert said:
Ok, this is weird now:
"can't cd to /../.upgrade"
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Try it to do first cd /../ and then cd /.upgrade
When I try .update it says
"rmdir: invalid option --r"
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hm... try it without -r (-r is a value to delete also the folders in the directory)
Thanks for your help so far, I appreciate it!
It says:
"can't cd to /.upgrade"
Trying the same command in ".update", which obviously exists (I can acess it) is "invalid option" (with -r) or missing operand (without -r).
I dont have so much linux-experience like other guys around here, sorry..
I think the mrdir command is old.. try it with rm -r
I made it.
Did it again from the scratch with some help from a Linux beginners guide (worked with rm -rf /../xyz/) and updated to 1.5 stable.
Thanks for the help guys!
WARN: For developer only.
attachment is the EXPANDSD script.
Why use it?
So many applications use /sdcard for mass data storage(gameloft, navigation...),
but I9100's internal_sd size is limit to 11G, so we need external_sd's space.
But these applications dosen't know how to use external_sd, old method is hack the apk for external_sd, but this will change apk's signature, and need smali/baksmali to work. My method work in system level, don't need change any apk file.
How to use:
1.make expandsd.ownhere dirctory in external_sd root directory.
2.move internal_sd's directory(for example:/gameloft) to expandsd.ownhere
3.run init_expandsd.sh
Theory：
use 'mount --bind' feature, bind external_sd's dir to internal_sd.
Because the sd card using fat32 partition format, the 'ln -s' command does not work, so the "mount --bind" is the only way to dynamically change the directory content.
Hi mate,
Thks for your shares. I have a question. How run init_expandsd.sh?
I tried gscript and init.d, but doesn't seem to be working
woohoo a great dev has come. glad you got here mate! love your work on Desire section.
harrynghiem said:
Hi mate,
Thks for your shares. I have a question. How run init_expandsd.sh?
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you can try to use terminal emu, just type su then navigate to folder where the script located, then type sh init_expandsd.sh then enter. this might do the trick to execute .sh
dexterdave said:
you can try to use terminal emu, just type su then navigate to folder where the script located, then type sh init_expandsd.sh then enter. this might do the trick to execute .sh
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Does it work for you?
It's a great idea thanks a lot for your work. I was wondering why ln was not working.
But too bad it does not work for me, i get the following error :
[1] Segmentation fault
Do you have any idea why ?
Thanks again
problems when connecting phone to pc
hi,
tried the "mount --bind" in order to try your script.
works fine. the directory contents is shared between the 2 path's,
but i have a problem when i connect the phone to a pc.
when i try to disconnect, the sdcard and external_sd are not
available anymore until i reboot the phone
note: the commands that i have executed are:
Code:
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/foo
echo "test" > /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/foo/test
mkdir /mnt/sdcard/foo
mount --bind /mnt/sdcard/external_sd/foo /mnt/sdcard/foo
Can this script be placed in init.d folder for autorun at boot?
Edit: sorry, already answered above: no, it cannot.
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Seems abandoned by @ownhere
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Idan73 said:
Seems abandoned by @ownhere
Sent from my GT-I9100
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too bad, it could be very useful..
TheFirstBen said:
It's a great idea thanks a lot for your work. I was wondering why ln was not working.
But too bad it does not work for me, i get the following error :
[1] Segmentation fault
Do you have any idea why ?
Thanks again
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got the same problem please help
How to use?
ownhere said:
WARN: For developer only.
attachment is the EXPANDSD script.
Why use it?
So many applications use /sdcard for mass data storage(gameloft, navigation...),
but I9100's internal_sd size is limit to 11G, so we need external_sd's space.
But these applications dosen't know how to use external_sd, old method is hack the apk for external_sd, but this will change apk's signature, and need smali/baksmali to work. My method work in system level, don't need change any apk file.
How to use:
1.make expandsd.ownhere dirctory in external_sd root directory.
2.move internal_sd's directory(for example:/gameloft) to expandsd.ownhere
3.run init_expandsd.sh
Theory：
use 'mount --bind' feature, bind external_sd's dir to internal_sd.
Because the sd card using fat32 partition format, the 'ln -s' command does not work, so the "mount --bind" is the only way to dynamically change the directory content.
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thanks,
this is genius
I'm not using your script (have myself some ux & scripting skills) but did not know about the -bind option on android
Ridiculously simple and efficient
Did it my own way and it works great
Thanks a lot for this
dawabz94 said:
thanks,
this is genius
I'm not using your script (have myself some ux & scripting skills) but did not know about the -bind option on android
Ridiculously simple and efficient
Did it my own way and it works great
Thanks a lot for this
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Then why not share with us please !
Let us know how you did
Yes I'd like to know another method also.!
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Chairmansaab said:
Then why not share with us please !
Let us know how you did
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Hi,
it's very easy indeed, once you got the point.
I do most of my stuff using an "adb shell" session so I'll post here my steps to get it working.
Also I like simple implementation so my script is the strict minimum needed to mount necessary folders
I assume you have a rooted device with working busybox and a kernel that supports /etc/init.d/
I suggest you do the test on a dummy folder before applying on a real folder.
So start by creating a folder called /sdcard/dummy
Do it the way you want , I do it with an "adb shell" session
Code:
cd /sdcard
mkdir dummy
Then copy some files in it (photos for examples)
Code:
cd /sdcard
cd DCIM
cd Camera
cp `ls -1 |tail -5` /sdcard/dummy
From now on, we consider we want to move transparently /sdcard/dummy to the external SD
1. move the folder to the external sd
CAUTION : I'm running a CM9 rom => my external sd is mounted on /mnt/emmc
Standard samsung sdcard mount is /sdcard/external_sd
The path might be different according to your brand and rom
Moving the folder code
Code:
cd /sdcard
mv dummy /mnt/emmc/
2. Create the mount point in the indernal SD
Code:
cd /sdcard
mkdir dummy
3.a Check the mount is successful by manually doing it
Code:
mount --bind /mnt/emmc/dummy /sdcard/dummy
3.b Check you see exactly the same thing on both folders
Both commands should return exactly the same output
Code:
ls -l /sdcard/dummy
Code:
ls -l /mnt/emmc/dummy
If everything is fine, then you're good to go
4. Automate mount at boot time
Create a script in /etc/init.d to automate the mount at boot time
I personally use "vi" but most people prefer graphical UIs, I can't recommend any here, do it your own way
So basically you would go root,remount /system in read/write mode and create the file
Code:
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 /system
cd /etc/init.d
vi 90binds
Insert following lines, save and exit
Note that the "sleep 60" is to let the system boot up before mounting partitions (thanks to the initial script shared here)
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
sleep 60
mount --bind /mnt/emmc/dummy /sdcard/dummy
Change owner and permissions, flush disk cache and remount /system in read only
Code:
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 /system
cd /etc/init.d
chown root:shell
chmod 6755 90binds
sync
mount -o remount,ro /dev/block/mmcblk0p9 /system
To check, run
Code:
su
cd /etc/init.d
ls -l 90binds
The output should look like this :
Code:
-rwsr-sr-x 1 root shell [I]0 MMM D HH:MM[/I] 90binds
5. Now you can reboot and check - after reboot - that the mount is done
Both commands should return exactly the same output (always ran in an "adb shell" session)
Code:
ls -l /sdcard/dummy
Code:
ls -l /mnt/emmc/dummy
6. Now you're good to move other folders
Basically, you move the folder to external SD
Create the mount point on the internal SD
Append the mount command in the 90binds script
And that's it
Hope this helps
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benc88 said:
Yes I'd like to know another method also.!
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Just posted
Take time to read and understand the idea
Hi guys!
I created this thread mainly because many useful things can be done in Terminal emulator. I will show you some simple commands which are useful.
Very useful if you don't have Root explorer when you need it.
Make sure you take a Nandroid backup before you try out just in case you can restore when you do something wrong!
You can get terminal Emulator from here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm&hl=en
Note: Most commands need root. So type su and press enter and grant superuser permissions to Terminal Emulator!
First type this command before using any of the commands below just in case(needs root)
Code:
su
Some useful commands:
Turning device off (Turns your device off very fast!! ):
Code:
poweroff
Rebooting:
Code:
reboot
Rebooting to Recovery
Code:
reboot recovery
Rebooting to download mode:
Code:
reboot download
Forcing Most Apps to install to SDcard(Root needed with Terminal Emulator, no need root with ADB):
Code:
pm setInstallLocation 2
Alternatively, you can type 0 at the end instead of 2 for Auto location install mode or 1 for Internal memory install mode
To check what the current install location is:
Code:
pm getInstallLocation
Mounting R/W in system(Use with caution)
Code:
mount -o rw,remount -t /system
If above one doesnt work, try this.
Code:
mount -o rw,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system
Unmounting R/W in system.
Code:
mount -o ro,remount -t /system
If above code doesn't work, try this
Code:
mount -o ro,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system
Moving files from sdcard to system (Use after mounting R/W):
Code:
busybox cp /sdcard/<path> /system/<path>
Example: busybox cp /sdcard/demo/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
Changing file permissions to rw-r--r-- (Use after mounting R/W):
Code:
chmod 644 <path>
Example 1: chmod 644 /system/app/mms.apk
Example 2: chmod 644 /system/app/*.apk (This command changes the file permission of all apps in the folder to rw-r--r--)
Changing the current directory:
Code:
cd <path>
Example: cd /sdcard
Listing all the files and folders under the current directory:
Code:
ls
If you want to view all the files and folders in your sdcard, type:
cd /sdcard
ls
Making a new folder:
Code:
mkdir <path>
Example: mkdir /sdcard/newfolder
Removing files (For System files, Use after mounting R/W)
Code:
rm <path>
Example: rm /system/app/demoapp.apk
Removing Folders:
Code:
rmdir <path>
Get info of your build.prop values
Code:
getprop
That's all for now. I will add a few more later!
If you have any more new commands or if I have given an improper command, feel free to post it in the thread
Thanks for reading.
Have you any idea on why if I were to enter pm set-install-location 2(SD card), the next line would be "Killed"?
UserU said:
Have you any idea on why if I were to enter pm set-install-location 2(SD card), the next line would be "Killed"?
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I don't understand your question...
Anyways...Thanks for reminding me of that command!
system.img said:
I don't understand your question...
Anyways...Thanks for reminding me of that command!
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No problem. This is the output from the Terminal Emulator. The bold command changes the default install dir to the SD card:
u0 [email protected]:/ $ pm set-install-location 2
Killed
137|u0 [email protected]:/ $
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UserU said:
No problem. This is the output from the Terminal Emulator. The bold command changes the default install dir to the SD card:
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I never got that problem on adb.
Let me see....
This:
mount -o remount rw system
Is much easier than the previous one to mount readwrite.
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panpjp said:
This:
mount -o remount rw system
Is much easier than the previous one to mount readwrite.
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Isnt it /system?
ok...will add to op.
Thanks.
system.img said:
Isnt it /system?
ok...will add to op.
Thanks.
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Not necessary for it to be /system
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panpjp said:
Not necessary for it to be /system
Sent from my Desire using xda app-developers app
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Ok....
system.img said:
I never got that problem on adb.
Let me see....
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Here's a thread which shed some light on the similar issue.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1495423
UserU said:
Here's a thread which shed some light on the similar issue.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1495423
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I got it.
It needs root.
So type
su
pm set-install-location 2
Then you are done!
wow thanks !!
Bassesh said:
wow thanks !!
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Welcome!
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A question: once i tried to type
bootanimation
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The boot animation started but..i couldn't stop it!! I could "use" the phone (i caught 4 or 5 screens) but the only thing i saw was the bootanimation.. i had to pull the battery off and restart my ace.. any solution??
Toni5830 said:
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A question: once i tried to type
The boot animation started but..i couldn't stop it!! I could "use" the phone (i caught 4 or 5 screens) but the only thing i saw was the bootanimation.. i had to pull the battery off and restart my ace.. any solution??
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That is the use of the bootanimation command. You can stop it either by pulling battery or closing terminal emulator!
But what I did to stop it was to rotate my phone to landscape and somehow close terminal emulator.
But in ADB it is easier to stop using exit command.
how to get info about /system memory and /data memory ?
rajxelton said:
how to get info about /system memory and /data memory ?
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What info do you exactly want? Free Space, Partition Size or Used space?
system.img said:
What info do you exactly want? Free Space, Partition Size or Used space?
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partition size. well can you tell me for all.
Anyone know a command to trigger media scanner?
Thanks for the commands. Quite new to all of this and these will help me understand things a little better