hello all
after instaling same games from samsung apps, i do not have any more space available.
i have tried link2sd but it give me error
how can i move apps to sdcard? i have 16gb card
i am using omega rom
mclaudio said:
hello all
after instaling same games from samsung apps, i do not have any more space available.
i have tried link2sd but it give me error
how can i move apps to sdcard? i have 16gb card
i am using omega rom
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Go to Goolge and search this ( DirectoryBind 0.2.0o tutorial galaxy s3 ) and folow the tutorial is the first link you find.
EDIT: here on XDA http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410262
Hi.
i am trying but i cannot make it work...
i setup as /msn/extSdCard but it says directory does not exist
wishing link2sd worked
mclaudio said:
Hi.
i am trying but i cannot make it work...
i setup as /msn/extSdCard but it says directory does not exist
wishing link2sd worked
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Set default data path as /mnt/extSdCard/ and default target path as /sdcard/
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Chillz88 said:
Set default data path as /mnt/extSdCard/ and default target path as /sdcard/
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i have tried...see screenshot
i just want to transfer some games
Make a folder on the extsd card having the same name as on you sd.... for example.. make a folder named android and then a folder named data inside it..and then a subfolder corresponding to the name you wana transfer
For example... if you want to put modern combat, place a folder called com.android.GAND.GloftM3SS inside extsd android/data ... then choose the default path and target so that the names are the same..it should look like this
And then do it
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mclaudio said:
i have tried...see screenshot
i just want to transfer some games
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The target directory should be "/mnt/sdcard/" instead of "/sdcard/".
Also maybe it's better to bind specific directories in sdcard with specific directories in extSdCard, eg "/mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.gameloft.android.SAMSUNG.GloftA7SS/" with say "/mnt/extSdCard/GameData/A7/", instead of binding the entire sdcard "/mnt/sdcard" with the entire extSdCard "/mnt/extSdCard/".
Links2sd worked for me make two primary fat32 partitions on the sd card then uses Links2sd to just link them mate Job done
ABC_Universal said:
The target directory should be "/mnt/sdcard/" instead of "/sdcard/".
Also maybe it's better to bind specific directories in sdcard with specific directories in extSdCard, eg "/mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.gameloft.android.SAMSUNG.GloftA7SS/" with say "/mnt/extSdCard/GameData/A7/", instead of binding the entire sdcard "/mnt/sdcard" with the entire extSdCard "/mnt/extSdCard/".
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And I deleted my directory bind app cuz I didn't think I'd ever use it again .. thx Cheers
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How do you move all apps with root but without partition. I saw it was possible but I do not understand
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ri123 said:
How do you move all apps with root but without partition. I saw it was possible but I do not understand
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You have to download link2sd and go to settings and set install location to external. It works just like adb shell
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Works with rooted android.
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Download and install titanium backup pro from anywhere you like. Open the program and click on the options button of your phone and click on batch. You'll see a number of operations followed by a run button after each one. Scroll down and you'll see "move all user apps to SD card", click on run and you are done
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Without partitioning the SD card, you will always have part of the apps on internal. With partitioning the SD card, you can move the entire apps to SD card.
I just went to gplay (marketplace) and got app2sd. Whether the phone is rooted or not you should be able to move the apps to the sdcard-ext, as long as there is enough room.
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Ph3arr3t said:
I just went to gplay (marketplace) and got app2sd. Whether the phone is rooted or not you should be able to move the apps to the sdcard-ext, as long as there is enough room.
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Yeah it helps in moving some apps to sd but it doesnt allows you to move all the app to sd. you may need to root you phone in order to move all apps to sd. when i used to use app2sd when i just started using android i used to have around 40 mb internal memory free inspite of moving all the apps that were possible to move on an unrooted phone to sd. I was then inspired to root my phone when i saw its possibilities
ri123 said:
You have to download link2sd and go to settings and set install location to external. It works just like adb shell
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Ive made a link for non root users.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1765929
thanxxxxxxxxxx
ri123 said:
You have to download link2sd and go to settings and set install location to external. It works just like adb shell
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thanxxxxxxx dude a lot ! ! ! :laugh: :fingers-crossed:
Yeah...link2sd is the good method for U'r asking
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Link2sd
Is it necessary to partition sd to ext for link2sd to work
thanks man..
using titanium backpup is the best solution..
:good::good::good:
could anyone make a thread/tutotial on using titanium backup pro?
thanks in advance
monil.verma said:
Yeah it helps in moving some apps to sd but it doesnt allows you to move all the app to sd. you may need to root you phone in order to move all apps to sd. when i used to use app2sd when i just started using android i used to have around 40 mb internal memory free inspite of moving all the apps that were possible to move on an unrooted phone to sd. I was then inspired to root my phone when i saw its possibilities
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how to make a patition sd-ext ?
zeus_optimus said:
Is it necessary to partition sd to ext for link2sd to work
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How can i make an ext part on my SDcard ???
I am using link2sd and it works like a charm. I have not partitioned my sd card.
TRY THIS
If u have lucky patcher installed on ur device, the version should be 3.9.3, first of all, move ur app or game's data (the very known com.xyz.xxxxx folder) to extsd/android/data or obb by using filemanager , now create that folder with a same name in sdcard or internal sd/android/data or obb/here, which would be like com.xyz.xxxxxx, open lucky patcher v3.9.3 goto toolbox tap directory binder, remember it will not bind the whole sdcard or internal sd , it will work only for particular directory (folder), so no need to worry, now tap on add new directory bind, no tap browse the 1st one, and show it to the path of that extsd/android/data/com.xyz.xxxx folder after that select current directory, now go for browse the 2nd one, goto the internal path should be like sdcard/android/data or obb/com.xyz.xxxx select current directory, now tap on bind directory. thats it, it will save ur sdcrd space. u can check it by setting then storage, i successfully did it in my funbook infinity having 1.5gb internal space available, plays the amazing Spider-Man2 , the dark knight rises, and dead trigger.
I have a rooted but otherwise stock Galaxy Tab S 8.4 (SM-T705) and I have a 128GB Sandisk SD card. Is it possible to move all apps (with all their contents) to the SD card? I read that even though my device is rooted, I will need to partition my SD card first before i can move all apps (with all their contents) to the SD card? Can someone please tell me how to partition my SD card? Also, if I move all apps with all their contents to SD card, would the running of such apps encounter any problems (as part of them are supposed to be in the device internal memory?)
I tried Link2 SD and Titanium Backup Pro but I could not see any such function (only native Android app2sd).
Thank you very much in advance.
I've found that a lot of people is upset about the impossibility of install your games or apps on the external SD Card, you have 32gb and you cant used them... it's a shame...:crying::crying::crying::crying:
BUT :victory: After losing my whole day on testing and research I wanted to share a simple way (Not the only one) to move the data of your games or apps from the Internal Sd to the (Real) Sd Card
I'll try to keep it simple: (You need to root your phone)
I'll do it for Need For Speed Most Wanted
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But If you want you can move the whole Data folder
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1. Install your game (or app)
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2. Run the game
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3. Wait for the game to download the data and play it just once (Just to know that it works :silly
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4. Install this amazing tool by slig
DirectoryBind
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410262
Thanks dude
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5. Open DirectoryBind
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6. Open the menu
Menu button on your phone genius
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7. Select "Add new entry"
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8. On "Enter Source" You put the folder of the External Sd Card that you want to use
(For example - a new folder on my sd card named "mnt\ext_card\My apps data\Android\data\com.ea.games.nfs13_na")
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9.On "Target Path You put the original folder where the data is
(For example -"mnt\sdcard\Android\data\com.ea.games.nfs13_na")
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10. Check "Transfer files from target to data"
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11. Wait for the app to finish the process THIS CUT THE DATA FROM THE INTERNAL SD AND PASTE IT ON THE EXTERNAL SD CARD :good:
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12. Now everything should be ok and you just have to check that the little icon on the left of the link is GREEN
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13. Open your game
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14. PLAY!!!!!!!!
Dont forget to say thanks
Does this also work with other folders like "DCIM" or "Download" Folder?
YEAP
lol98lol98 said:
Does this also work with other folders like "DCIM" or "Download" Folder?
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For the DCIM ( The camera images ) There's the option inside the camera app to chose the internal sd or the external sd ... However... YEAP :good: It works for other folders.
I suggest you to take a lot at the original threat in order to know more.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410262
Yes it worked. But it always remove my entry automatically after few days.
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I thought everybody knows that Link2sd do a much better job.
Unless u are new, check out Link2sd from the play store
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Doesnt link2sd require 2nd partition??
Yes, hi does. Link2SD require second Partition.
littleg33k said:
Doesnt link2sd require 2nd partition??
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Search "GL to SD" in Play Store
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I install games and aps to my Internal memory, and it`s enough for me)
zzibi2 said:
Yes, hi does. Link2SD require second Partition.
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link2sd required partitioning on sd card which is quite complicated.. using this directory bind, there is no partition required.. simple tool..
Is there any other way to move our data folder to ext card without rooting ? thanks in advance !!
Hi I am a new user SGS3 I9300, and I bought a micro sd 32gb UHS-1 I want to ask can I change the settings for file download, bluetooth files, game data, and others to be automatically stored in the external micro sd card and internal memory only for files apk only.
Thanks for the help
Not without root.... if rooted, "directory bind" on xda ... until 4.2
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rootSU said:
Not without root.... if rooted, "directory bind" on xda ... until 4.2
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so is that directory bind can automatically do that or manually like we are copy paste?
Directory bind will move the contents of any folder on /sdcard and move it to any folder on /extSdCard then bind them. This means when you go into original location, you see files still but are actually in new location
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Welcome. I miss the space on my phone. I root supersu. How can I move programs to the memory card. Please explain and advice.
syberka said:
Welcome. I miss the space on my phone. I root supersu. How can I move programs to the memory card. Please explain and advice.
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Use Foldermount app from the Play store. The instructions are in the app's description.
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Use Foldermount app from the Play store. The instructions are in the app's description.
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Unfortunately, this program does not work. Does anyone have any other ideas ... install one game NFS is my 1.8 GB
syberka said:
Unfortunately, this program does not work. Does anyone have any other ideas ... install one game NFS is my 1.8 GB
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It should work if your phone is rooted. There is no other way to move data at the moment. I also have NFS and Asphalt 7 and they work fine with the data moved to the external SD card. Here's a video how to use it.
I tried folder mount, it works but beware if you have an exfat formatted (if you format with the mega) sd card as it may be prone to corruption. I have now formatted it to fat32, and it seems more stable
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palmdoc said:
I tried folder mount, it works but beware if you have an exfat formatted (if you format with the mega) sd card as it may be prone to corruption. I have now formatted it to fat32, and it seems more stable
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Did you move the program foldermount clears the transferred program Apke, play with your memory?
syberka said:
Did you move the program foldermount clears the transferred program Apke, play with your memory?
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I don't quite understand what you're saying. I just used folder mount to scan then automatically create the pairs.
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palmdoc said:
I don't quite understand what you're saying. I just used folder mount to scan then automatically create the pairs.
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They work just moved the game such as NFS, etc. but I can not move a lot of programs that take up space. FolderMount sees it as 0 bytes. I also tried to do a Titanium backup but it does not work. Do you have any ideas?
syberka said:
They work just moved the game such as NFS, etc. but I can not move a lot of programs that take up space. FolderMount sees it as 0 bytes. I also tried to do a Titanium backup but it does not work. Do you have any ideas?
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Do a manual move by tapping + on the upper part of the app, give it a name and manually look for the source folder in the internal memory. The app will automatically generate a destination folder then tap the check symbol on top. You can do this with any app as long as you know where the data is located on the internal storage.
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Do a manual move by tapping + on the upper part of the app, give it a name and manually look for the source folder in the internal memory. The app will automatically generate a destination folder then tap the check symbol on top. You can do this with any app as long as you know where the data is located on the internal storage.
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well I'll try to do that! Unfortunately I can not find all the places where applications are installed to move them. I will continue to try to.
Moving the application found on the SD card, but you can not see it in the program, either as a couple or as an application. You can only see these in pairs! What I'm doing wrong
syberka said:
well I'll try to do that! Unfortunately I can not find all the places where applications are installed to move them. I will continue to try to.
Moving the application found on the SD card, but you can not see it in the program, either as a couple or as an application. You can only see these in pairs! What I'm doing wrong
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You can use a file explorer to see what folders are inside the internal storage. They are usually named appropriately e.g. Copilot app has a folder named com.alk.copilot.eumarket.primeumeupan in the internal storage and has all the data inside. Some apps are small so you won't find any folder for them as they are not required.
Hi guys,
Just want to share this unique app because directory bind doesn't work on 4.3 roms. As an alternative i found this app so useful. kindly check this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192122.
Also after installing the Folder Mount, In your external sd card create a duplicate android folder (which is located in the internal memory of your phone) and inside the android folder create the data and obb folders. Folder Mount will automatically drag the large data and obb files on the duplicate android folder that you created. Also there's a video tutorial on the thread.
Free Version you can only mount 3 maximum folders.
Premium version you can mount any folders you want and some added features!
If you found this post useful please hit thanks! Also if you found the app useful don't forget to support and purchase the premium version.
thank you bro
Yeah, I quickly moved to foldermount after upgrading to 4.3. It's paid, but works perfectly.
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EP2008 said:
Yeah, I quickly moved to foldermount after upgrading to 4.3. It's paid, but works perfectly.
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dr.bu said:
thank you bro
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no problem bro.. glad i can help..please thank the developer of app..