What is it? I notice theres a bunch of apps in there thats no longer in my phone..
I flash roms.. and dont really wipe off my ext(?)
Is it safe to remove the files inside the folder?
Thanks.
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Android.secure is the folder where stock froyo android moves apps to the sd card by default. If you don't use the apps presently, you can safely remove the corresponding app files from the android.secure folder.
You can delete the files which you do not need from the folder. Just see the file name, you will know to which app it belongs. If you do not need that file, delete it.
thanks for the replies.. did just that and manange to free up more space. ^^
victortangocharlie said:
Android.secure is the folder where stock froyo android moves apps to the sd card by default. If you don't use the apps presently, you can safely remove the corresponding app files from the android.secure folder.
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nice sharing...
Hi, I am trying to move some files in System\App folder to my SD card but I cant, I have rooted, super user enabled, busybox..is there something I am missing?
please help out
thanks
You can't move system apps to SD card!
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ankur7753 said:
You can't move system apps to SD card!
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You can.
Select mount R/W on root explorer.
Then move and paste in sd card.
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Hi, I was wanting to install an apk but during the installation part, it says that my device is out of space. But when I checked, I found out I had 11gb on my internal SD card! May I know what's the issue here? Thanks!!
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Restart phone
Remove external Sdcard
Install app
Still issues, might be app related
its not ur int sd card its the phones memory which is full and u either need to move some apps to int sd card or uninstall some to make space...
bryanqjx said:
Hi, I was wanting to install an apk but during the installation part, it says that my device is out of space. But when I checked, I found out I had 11gb on my internal SD card! May I know what's the issue here? Thanks!!
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Delete .odex file of that app from data/app.
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MyLifeRocks10 said:
Delete .odex file of that app from data/app.
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I can't find the odex file. I browsed the files of that app but I dont see it. I went to my external sd, went into the data folder but i didnt see the file of the app that I wanna install.
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Thanks! Worked for me.
Hy, excuse my noob but I am unable to find the .odex.
I installed once the Headsetdroid trial, then due to a conflict uninstalled in, and now I am unable to install the trial again...
I have 4Gig free on my internal SD....
So do you know what is the path for this odex ( I 9300) ???
THX
jeant said:
Hy, excuse my noob but I am unable to find the .odex.
I installed once the Headsetdroid trial, then due to a conflict uninstalled in, and now I am unable to install the trial again...
I have 4Gig free on my internal SD....
So do you know what is the path for this odex ( I 9300) ???
THX
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.odex files are inside de .apk files.
Also, the apps can, as far as I know, either be installed on a 2GB application spesific partition on the phone, or on the external SD card.
bryanqjx said:
Hi, I was wanting to install an apk but during the installation part, it says that my device is out of space. But when I checked, I found out I had 11gb on my internal SD card! May I know what's the issue here? Thanks!!
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Is your phone rooted? Are you on stock or some custom ROM?
There's an app called diskusage that will let you know how much storage your apps are using.
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I had this problem to. An apk named directorybind.apk proved beeing a workaround. I now have much available space. There are some guides and info on this here on xda. I suggest you try it out but rather than "binding" your entire sdcard you could choose any file basically and have that file to be binded to your external sd. A tip is that it might seem a little twisted at first but once you get the syntax from directorybind you could apply a bind to any file or folder... Hope it helps.
Mate if u rooted install any of this 2 file manager -Root Ecplorer or ES File Explorer. I show u on pix how it look im use Root Explorer , whenu open it u wil see this then u find that u want .
1st pix 2nd pix and in 3rd u r in odex
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Guys.. guys.. this thread is a bit old, don't you think?
"To err is human, to forgive is divine"
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Ooooo i didnt saw dumb i am ::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:
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It appears that prior to the JB 4.1.2, the external sd card was mounted as
/sdcard/external_sd
After the update, it is now
/storage/extSdCard
Some of my apps disappeard because of this. And my TiBu could not locate the backup folder and I had to re-do it.
Is there a fix for this?
In the settings of TB you can search and choose the backup folder.
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In the settings of TB you can search and choose the backup folder.
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I just used TB as an example.
Other apps are the same. I'd hate to go each apps, one by one, just to change folder.
If I remount the folder, I'm sure it will dupe the files.
You can copy paste everything from old folder to new folder.
Here's my issue.
It seems my downloads are being saved to the only internal memory. Nothing is being saved to the sd card. Using root explorer I see a recently downloaded ROM zip ( in the download file).. and that zip only. I go into cwm recovery to the same download file and it's not there. Two previously downloaded files are there (different ROM and gapps) but not the most recently downloaded ROM.
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Reworded for a little better clarity..
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CWM has install zip from internal or external. I use root explorer to move downloads from storage/sdcard0/downloads to root of sdcard1 which is external.
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CWM has install zip from internal or external. I use root explorer to move downloads from storage/sdcard0/downloads to root of sdcard1 which is external.
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I'll try that and see if the file is then visible..
Edit:
Moved the file using root explorer from internal SD to external SD and it was then visible in cwm external..
Strange..
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