I have been trying various A2SD scripts on Maclaw's new CM9 builds and nothing seems to work.Tried S2E from the android market first but it doesnt work,also tried to flash the dtapps .zip and neither did that work.
I using Titanium backup to check for the external partition and its not detected on both the scripts.
Any Ideas anyone?
The main reason I'm asking this is because thats the only thing holding me back from using CM9 as daily driver as I mostly use my phone for games!!..
Also awsome job Maclaw!!!
same prob here dude :s anyone can help? i used s2e
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Link2SD is working.
actually i using a2sd on CM9 beta 1... but have to install the scripts manually with Root explorer!
kevo02 said:
actually i using a2sd on CM9 beta 1... but have to install the scripts manually with Root explorer!
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how do u do that?
kevo02 said:
actually i using a2sd on CM9 beta 1... but have to install the scripts manually with Root explorer!
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Please share with us.....
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Titanium back has never understood the alternative install methods that A2SD, S2E or Link2SD use. Titanium understands only the old method that uses the FAT32 partition.
Don't use Titanium to manage where apps are installed, or make sure everything is set to internal: What A2SD (symlinks /data/app/ to /sd-ext/app/), S2E (mounts /data/app/ to /sde-ext/app) and Links2SD (symlinks individual APKs from /data/app/ to /sd-ext/) do is fool Titanium and the OS into thinking internal storage is internal when it is actually not.
With Titainium, you need to move all apps to internal storage after you have a working A2SD/S2E/Link2SD -- this will actually move them to the EXT3/4 partition.
What problems do people have with not getting A2SD/S2E/Link2SD working?
its a realy nice info but buddy im rly stucked.. i made 2gb partition s2e recognize the partition. i moved all to sdExt.,but my problem is when i want install or download any apk from market always says : no free space in internal memory. what im making wrong?:s
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Someone can help me? What i did wrong? This are my setup in S2E.
Thx in advance
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I don't have an ICS build yet, but I know with CM7.2 - you cannot safely "Montar como ext4" -- it breaks the mounting and S2E fails -- try turning it off and rebooting. You may also need to reformat sd-ext and only try to install using Titanium after you can confirm S2E is really working.
The way I check if S2E is working is to use terminal command [mount | grep "mmcblk0p2"] to check the mounts:
Code:
# mount | grep "mmcblk0p2"
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /sd-ext type ext4 (rw,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1,data=ordered)
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /data/app type ext4 (rw,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1,data=ordered)
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /data/app-private type ext4 (rw,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1,data=ordered)
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /data/dalvik-cache type ext4 (rw,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1,data=ordered)
Here you can see S2E has successfully mounted the device mmcblk0p2 (which is your Ext formatted partition) as /data/app + data/app-private + data/dalvik-cache (/sd-ext is mounted using 05mountsd script in init.d in CM ROMs) -- if you dont see these mounts S2E has failed.
Thanks.for the info.buddy
Device : Samsung Galaxy Ace
Rom: CyanogenMod9 By Maclaw
Fast,smooth...that's my Ace!
I just flashed CM9 Beta2 -- there is no init.d script to mount sd-ext/ and therefore S2E at least will fail to install properly:
Code:
I/MountChecker( 129): NO SD-EXT DIRECTORY YET!!!!!
I/busybox ( 130): S2E: Initialization...
I/busybox ( 130): S2E: /sd-ext not mounted... Exit!
To fix that, I edited /etc/init.d/02gio and added the following:
Code:
busybox mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /sd-ext
After the done; around line 19. Then reboot, enable S2E, reboot and S2E at least works on CM9beta2... Now to try and fix the other bugs...
Working a2sd on CM9 beta 7.
Hi guys,
I just found a way to make a2sd scripts work under CM9 beta 7 by maclaw et al.
The flashable package by darktremor needs at least 8 mb on /system, but as I could discover, maclaw's ROM eats the whole partition space, leaving no room for the scripts to install.
So the trick is to move stuff that is not crucial for the ROM to work. Using a root explorer, I moved youtube and mail apks from /system/app and the bootanim.zip file from /system/media (replaced this one with a stock (GB) bootanim file). This leaves /system with around 11 mb of free space.
After that, reboot your ACEs into recovery mode and flash Darktremor's package (found here - get beta 4). Just in case, I mounted /system and /data even though is not mentioned as a required step. Reboot your phones and open app2sdGUI to manage the script.
And that's all!
Hope this helps.
Best regards from Argentina.
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hello ppl.
i have a microsd 16gb , my rom is behero+ but not working app2sd.
on my microsd 2gb works perfectly.
Suggestions?
Thanks
did you create a ext2 partition for your 16gb card?
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read the instructions @ htcpedia.com, he said you need to set-up the ext partition as first one (you have it as second one )
No you did not.
You only have a vfat partition; the 2 others are free space
Try:
mkfs.ext2 -m 0 -O dir_index,sparse_super /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
or replace mkfs.ext2 with mke2fs
adwinp;6495506 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting**************6495506******end_of_the_skype_highlighting said:
No you did not.
You only have a vfat partition; the 2 others are free space
Try:
mkfs.ext2 -m 0 -O dir_index,sparse_super /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
or replace mkfs.ext2 with mke2fs
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i tested:
mkfs.ext2 -m 0 -O dir_index,sparse_super /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
but not works
I dont know what all "mkfs.ext2 -m 0 -O dir_index,sparse_super /dev/block/mmcblk0p2" is,...
Have you got the latest Amon-Ra recovery?
Just format your card and use the recovery to do your partitioning.
exactly, use amon ra and it will work. and "don't works" is NOT an error message.
hello
i use the latest amon ra and create particion correctly
see:
but app2sd not works
my rom is behero+
I don't know what that screenshot is of,...
But ADWINP said earlier,...
adwinp said:
No you did not.
You only have a vfat partition; the 2 others are free space
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FORMAT YOUR SD CARD,... THEN,...
(Taken from BTDAG's guide linked in my signature)
btdag said:
.....
2. Restart your phone into recovery mode (Home + Power)
3. Select:
Partition sdcard
Partition SD
Press Home
Swap-size = 0 MB
Ext2-size = 512 MB (recommended)
FAT32-size = Remainder
Press Home
4. Once complete Reboot system now and wait!.....
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ddotpatel;6505107 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting**************6505107******end_of_the_skype_highlighting said:
I don't know what that screenshot is of,...
But ADWINP said earlier,...
FORMAT YOUR SD CARD,... THEN,...
(Taken from BTDAG's guide linked in my signature)
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ok done.
but app2sd don´t works again.
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and "don't works" is NOT an error message.
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Use BTDAG's guide. There is a section on testing Apps2SD. Use that.
... and again, if it doesn't work,... GIVE DETAILS!!!!!!!
ok i follow the tutorial :
Check A2SD
Please assume it is automatically working unless you can load applications without your SD card inserted. However, here is the process for those who are pedantic about these things (like me ). Many thanks to Villainrom Wiki for this process.
1. Download check.zip from the bottom of this guide.
2. Extract check.sh
3. Download GScript Lite from the market
4. Place check.sh on your SD card in a folder named gscript
5. Open GScript and press:
Menu
Add Script
Uncheck "needs su"
Load File
Select check.su
Save
6. Then click check from the main screen and you will get a readout of whether it is enabled or not.
when finished process the script says: APP2SD IS NOT WORKING..
what more details you want?
i use rom behero+ microsd 16 classe 6
Have you checked the partitions have done correctly? Through the DOSprompt thing or whatever it is.
yes i check the partioned is ok i think...exist another way the create particions?
another tutorial?
lineup said:
yes i check the partioned is ok i think...exist another way the create particions?
another tutorial?
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I dont know any other ways. Everyone I know has used the Amon Ra recovery to do the partitioning and all is ok.
Maybe your SD is dead?
dead i dont believe. but i think amon ra dont support 16gb.
On my microsd 2gb works fine.
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dead i dont believe. but i think amon ra dont support 16gb.
On my microsd 2gb works fine.
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Post something in the thread for the recovery, he tries to help all the time. It is worth asking.
ok friend .
thanks for all especially your attention and sorry my bad english.
best regards
No worries bruv. Sorry I couldn't help more.
Hey guys!
Just thought this would be handy for anybody with higher-class SD cards.
Keep in mind that I did NOT create the data2ext script, and BlaY0 from Legend forum was the one who came up with it in his roms, so kudos to him for making it
NOTE: a2ext and data2ext, choose ONE. You cannot run them together.
What is data2ext?
Similar to a2ext, where data/app were stored inside your ext partition of the SD card, data2ext stores the whole /data inside your ext partition.
What does that mean?
That means your internal storage will barely be used, and because nowadays higher-class SD cards runs faster than your internal memory, your phone will be able to crank out some insane benchmarks.
Requirements?
1. A good sd card with ext2/ext3 partition. suggested with at least 512MB of it (but not over 2GB, otherwise trouble will arise)
2. For now I think this will only work on the CM7 nightlies. I'll make one for CM6 if it is ever needed.
Instructions?
1. Flash it
2. Make your ext2 block size 4kb (done so by doing adb shell mke2fs -m0 -b4096 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2)
3. Go to your terminal emulator/adb shell to type data2ext --enable
4. Reboot
5. Wait some time. Files will be copied over, so the reboot will be slow.
6. Go check your storage and see how much you got
Since I was unable to run quadrant from cm7, here's the bench results done w/ 3rdsense:
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Enjoy.
Ha, nice. I was waiting for something like this. Now I have a new ROM, new kernel, and new extension to play with. Gonna be a fun night. Thanks ^_^
I must say, this was the thing I was waiting for the first time I rooted my phone so long ago.
I thank you good sir, assuming this works
It works just fine, I scored a 1641 on CM7 with miguel's new kernel OCed at 864.
Can't enable data2ext. Although I type just like it wants.
What's the exact error it gives you?
Can I use an 8gig memory card?
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Can I use an 8gig memory card?
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What matters is your sd card class, and the ext partition.
if i have s-off (if its needed) how can I put that command into terminal emulator??
You type it? you open terminal emulator and type it in?
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You type it? you open terminal emulator and type it in?
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haha alright didnt know if it would be same command. Im very tired, dont laugh
didnt work in terminal emu. "/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 is apparently in use by the system, will not make a filesystem here!"
also: just confirming that a wipe from recov wont mess with the data on our SD's right?
No it won't wipe SD data, you could try just a normal reboot, make sure nothing's using it. You could also go into recovery and enable data2ext from adb.
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No it won't wipe SD data, you could try just a normal reboot, make sure nothing's using it. You could also go into recovery and enable data2ext from adb.
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thanks but that doesnt help me. that error prevents me from doing anything with this. also, i said i dont want to set up adb. never use it and dont have time now.
also, obviously its being used by having a2sd?
Yes a2sd is the reason, disable it, enable data2ext and you'll still have a2sd since apps are stored in /data, which will be on your sdcard.
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Yes a2sd is the reason, disable it, enable data2ext and you'll still have a2sd since apps are stored in /data, which will be on your sdcard.
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wait, how do i disable a2sd?
Should just be a2sd --disable or a2ext --disable, whichever you're using
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download a wrong file
why?
i downloaded a 59k file
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Should just be a2sd --disable or a2ext --disable, whichever you're using
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I use a2sd and already tried that. run the a2sd script then says command not found
Then you're going to have to reflash your rom to disable a2sd
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Then you're going to have to reflash your rom to disable a2sd
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alright, thanks for all of your help with this
edit: it worked
edit2: nevermind, didnt work. the data2ext part worked, but when i rebooted and flash dtapps2sd, wouldnt go past splash... no data2ext for me.
Hey, it's my first time in this forum.
I'm having a problem: I have a lg p500 with a custom rom (which uses app2sd with partitions in the sd card). I use a class 4 4gb sd card. Everything okay till here: I want to use a 8gb sd card in this phone, so I upgraded the custom recovery to version 1.2 (i had 1.0) so I could do a nandroid backup of the ext4 parts + ROM. So I copied evertyhing to new sd card, did a nandroid of the ROM + ext4 partition, copied the 'nandroid' folder to the new sd card, put the new sd card (the 8gb one) on the phone), turned on the phone in recovery mod, did the restore, and reboot. But the phone freezes at the LG Logo. But if I use the OLD sd card I can iniciate the phone correctly. Any ideas on this? :\
I assume you have created a new ext4 partition on your new card manually like you did on your old card right?
Use a Linux os (like ubuntu) to copy everything in the ext4 partition of the old sd card to the new sd card ext4 partition. Then repeat for the fat32.
It should work. It did for me.
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Yes I created. Well, how do I do that? I don't know how to work with linux or ubuntu :s
I am not sure about the nandroid backup. Have you done it with the same recovery (backup and restore)?
Anyway I would do it without the phone.
You can download and install EASEUS Partition Master --> Home Edition. It has some nice copy features that you can try (Copy partition with fast file-by-file copy to protect your data; Copy entire hard disk to another without Windows system reinstallation; etc.)
Just read and try it for yourself (there are multiple alternatives).
If you can backup and restore nandroid backups using your recovery, then you can use that method to restore your ext partition.
Create a nandroid backup while your old card is still in your phone.
Turn off your phone and remove the memory card.
Put in the new memory card.
Boot into your recovery and partition the new memory card.
While still in the recovery, format it to ext4 using adb shell:
Code:
su
umount /sd-ext
mke2fs -m0 -b4096 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
tune2fs -O extents,uninit_bg,dir_index /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck -yf /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
Now turn on usb mass storage mode (still in recovery under mounts and storage) and transfer the nandroid backup from your old memory card to your new memory card using your computer.
Restore the nandroid backup. If you have the option of advanced restore, use that instead, and just restore the sd-ext partition.
Now boot up your phone (it should work).
Restore the rest of the contents of your memory card.
mmarz said:
If you can backup and restore nandroid backups using your recovery, then you can use that method to restore your ext partition.
Create a nandroid backup while your old card is still in your phone.
Turn off your phone and remove the memory card.
Put in the new memory card.
Boot into your recovery and partition the new memory card.
While still in the recovery, format it to ext4 using adb shell:
Code:
su
umount /sd-ext
mke2fs -m0 -b4096 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
tune2fs -O extents,uninit_bg,dir_index /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
e2fsck -yf /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
Now turn on usb mass storage mode (still in recovery under mounts and storage) and transfer the nandroid backup from your old memory card to your new memory card using your computer.
Restore the nandroid backup. If you have the option of advanced restore, use that instead, and just restore the sd-ext partition.
Now boot up your phone (it should work).
Restore the rest of the contents of your memory card.
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EDIT: Can't do the commands (i type adb shell in cmd, and then su and appears "/sbin/sh: su: not found"
EDIT2: There is only one option for nand restore (which I hope it restores the ext4 too). Anyway, did everything you said (except for that adb stuff) and stuck at LG logo again (yay).
marioemp2k7 said:
I am not sure about the nandroid backup. Have you done it with the same recovery (backup and restore)?
Anyway I would do it without the phone.
You can download and install EASEUS Partition Master --> Home Edition. It has some nice copy features that you can try (Copy partition with fast file-by-file copy to protect your data; Copy entire hard disk to another without Windows system reinstallation; etc.)
Just read and try it for yourself (there are multiple alternatives).
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I'm trying your option, but I cannot make it so the Fat32 partition will have the same exact size, so that the rest is ext4 (btw, in the program my 512mb partition appears as 489,26 mb and ext3, altough it is ext4)
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in 1 the size is bigger altough it is a 512mb partition, so how do I know what FAT32 partition to create, so that the exact partition left is ext3, since I cannot join 2 partitions?
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EDIT: Can't do the commands (i type adb shell in cmd, and then su and appears "/sbin/sh: su: not found"
EDIT2: There is only one option for nand restore (which I hope it restores the ext4 too). Anyway, did everything you said (except for that adb stuff) and stuck at LG logo again (yay).
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The su command is just to make sure you are root. If you have # and not $, you can continue with the commands. They format the partition to ext4.
The other commands don't work either, same error.
EDIT: Finally I made it, using "MiniTool partition wizard home edition"
Guys ..I recommend you to try the following a2sdx script by amarulz..It is awesome..
Original thread-http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1310309
It is an alternative to a2sd and link2sd ...but it uses a different method than link2sd or darktremor a2sd...resulting in faster performance
Internal memory is shown as 1 GB in this screenshot;
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Prerequisites
1.You must have /system/etc/init.d
2.You must have sd-ext partition
3.You should not have any a2sd or any other such script like darktremor or link2sd installed.You must uninstall them or delete them from /system/etc/init.d folder
Installation
1.Extract the zip.Copy 40ad2sdx into /system/etc/init.d
2.Change permissions to rwxrwxrwx inroot explorer(or adb chmod 777)
3.Reboot
4.Be patient...it may take 5 minutes or more to boot for the first time after copying the script as the script copies and symlinks the apps between sdext and /data.
5.That's it. No apps or terminal required!
Did you notice any real improvement on performance? What do you believe would be its advantage against link2sd for example?
Kasnar said:
Did you notice any real improvement on performance? What do you believe would be its advantage against link2sd for example?
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The secret is in the method of symlinking.
Darktremor/s2e do not distinguish between system apps and 3rd party apps ...so decrease performance.
For me with about 80 applications darkrtremor a2sd system had become slow but with amarulz a2sdx system performance was like when I did not have apps.
This is the explanation by amarulz:
Another advantage -No app or terminal setup required. Just paste,give permission,reboot and you are done.
So this is the famous data2sd script used by HTC custom Roms ? ???ill try this
Thanxx a lot
Edit: the thing is still in alpha stage u sure its safe????
And the installation procedure looks to be a pain in the @$$
Dragonoid said:
So this is the famous data2sd script used by HTC custom Roms ? ???ill try this
Thanxx a lot
Edit: the thing is still in alpha stage u sure its safe????
And the installation procedure looks to be a pain in the @$$
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It works fine for me.There is nothing in the script which is dangerous provided you do not have any other a2sd script in init.d. Only you have to find those scripts in init.d. The rest is just copying and giving permissions.Took me just 2 minutes.
sergeantgeneral said:
It works fine for me.There is nothing in the script which is dangerous provided you do not have any other a2sd script in init.d. Only you have to find those scripts in init.d. The rest is just copying and giving permissions.Took me just 2 minutes.
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on the original thread amarullz said change permission to 755 and you told permission to 777, which one is right?
edited: oh, now i know. nothing different thanks for sharing.
my internal still doesnt show 1GB... follow all the instructions even from original threads. didnt notice any different. but, hey, thanks for sharing this.
Amarul? Wow...
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zaqwankira said:
my internal still doesnt show 1GB... follow all the instructions even from original threads. didnt notice any different. but, hey, thanks for sharing this.
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try modified script by alex-v . it's also move dalvik cache to ext
Another information :
-Your phone already rooted
-Better use this script before you install any apllication (fresh rom) except root browser/explorer or terminal to copying or change script permission.
alldine345 said:
try modified script by alex-v . it's also move dalvik cache to ext
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i can use s2e for that.
Dont want to screw my ace with this...satisfy with link2sd...
sergeantgeneral said:
It works fine for me.There is nothing in the script which is dangerous provided you do not have any other a2sd script in init.d. Only you have to find those scripts in init.d. The rest is just copying and giving permissions.Took me just 2 minutes.
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What rom are you running? I'm running Stock Lite v6 and when I copy the file, set the permissions and reboot it just hangs and keeps hanging
it just slows my device
This one is truly remarkable. I'll hit thanks a thousand times if that's possible. )
I tried it ages ago. It's a clever idea, but messed up my phone. I modified the script and was going to post it here, but it didn't work as expected.
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If it didn't get good respond from users then I guess I'll stay with simple2ext.
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If it didn't get good respond from users then I guess I'll stay with simple2ext.
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The app data or launcher settings are restored to default after using this ... to bad.
Before applying this i need to delete a2sd init.d scripts, u also need to delete a2sdgui correct?
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i wrote this script, cause i try this script but it's seems only works for stock ROM only...
so, how about CM9 based users? don't worry... you can use this script to swapping your real SDcard to Internal storage ^^
INSTRUCTIONS :
Flash this zip into CWM, fix permission and wipe dalvik cache... and enjoy the real SDCard
DOWNLOAD :
attached ^^
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thanks for this.. but im not likely still be using it, i have a low class sdcard at the moment
How to revert this? thanks!
ccortina said:
How to revert this? thanks!
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well… i forgot to make some script to reverting it...
for now, you're only can edit it manually
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not work fxp 206
This does not work on FXP 205 :crying:
OK, will fix it soon ^^
R: [SCRIPT] Swap External SDCard with Internal Storage (CM9 based)
Hi hitachilinux i see that script now =] and i have some questions:
1 it can work with FXP209, and vengeance kernel?
2 I have samsung SD 16Gb class 10 what happens with this script? Format SD?
3 this script copy automatically /sdcard/android folder to ext?
4 When i connect phone to PC with msc what happen?
5 with root explorer the real SD remains the same? (/external_SD/)
Sorry for my english and for many questions
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mtmattia said:
Hi hitachilinux i see that script now =] and i have some questions:
1 it can work with FXP209, and vengeance kernel?
2 I have samsung SD 16Gb class 10 what happens with this script? Format SD?
3 this script copy automatically /sdpcard/android folder to ext?
4 When i connect phone to PC with msc what happen?
5 with root explorer the real SD remains the same? (/external_SD/)
Sorry for my english and for many questions
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1. yes you can, it's an universal CM9 script and don't worry about version or your CM9
2. no, it's will not formating your external SDCard! it's only swapping your internal with SDCard
3. automatically.
4. it's will be inverted on explorer... so, your Internal Storage will be read on 16 GB and SDCard will be read on 4 GB
5. no, it moved to /sdcard!
yoroshiku ^^
itachilinux said:
1. yes you can, it's an universal CM9 script and don't worry about version or your CM9
2. no, it's will not formating your external SDCard! it's only swapping your internal with SDCard
3. automatically.
4. it's will be inverted on explorer... so, your Internal Storage will be read on 16 GB and SDCard will be read on 4 GB
5. no, it moved to /sdcard!
yoroshiku ^^
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excellent!!
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xD
i'm waiting for the reversible script =P
EDIT ok i'm tryng xD
someone can test my script? i fixed this script...
if it worked, please considering to tell me ^^
hello brother, thanks for your work i'll try and have a test on it
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someone can test my script? i fixed this script...
if it worked, please considering to tell me ^^
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Had anyone test this and tried revert script? Please reply.
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no change.
Since we are moving vold.fstab to system/etc can't we just follow these steps below?
1.Make backup of original vold.fstab. Using root explorer or es file explorer make a copy of the vold.fstab in some other place and rename it to something else.
2.copy the modded vold.fstab (modded by itachilinux) to system/etc and set right permissions.
3.reboot phone
will try, on fxp216.
:fingers crossed:
Is this script working?