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Root Official CyanogenMod 13.0 for LG L70 D320 D320n D325 MS323
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
Ok, now i tested it myself and.. it's awesome
I especially like the ads and trackers blocker
Seems like we gonna have a lot of fun with a new browser!Here's the link to the project gerrit, if you want to know how it's going: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/project:CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Gello
musicfan266
Member
Is anyone else running into a space issue even with the external SD mounted as internal with adapted storage? I have a 16gb SD cardcard class 4 as internal using adapted storage, but still receive messages that storage space is low. The storage space on the sd card still hasaround 14gb left on it. How can I fix that?
vladimirs77
Well-Known Member
Anth0ny235
Newbie
Not really necessary, but recommended.It is necessary to use the SD card class 10
I believe his issue has to do with believing the external SD replaced the internal storage, files from apps like WhatsApp pictures or Game obb files are transfered to the external SD but apps themselves stay on the internal memory, and you have to manually move them, sort of like with the Lollipop Roms internal Disabler.
Daniel Florentin
Newbie
How to Disable/remove Guest ?
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
When "Guest" mode is active, there's a "remove guest" option in the drop down. It should remove a guest profile as well as files related to it.
I have tried all possible variations to get sollution to storage problem , but none really works. My findig is never ever buy phone with creepy low internal memory...
It is necessary to use the SD card class 10
Class 10 card is not a sollution.
I have class 10 card, but it is not working OK!
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
Have you tried to repartition your internal memory using Vladimir's tool? I would not agree that this phone has low internal memory given that you can increase it to 2,6 GB in a few simple steps. It's not a flagship phone, so I would not expect anything more.
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Member1771050
Guest
This. I don't understand why people have such complaints for an obviously budget phone. You get what you pay for. Luckily we have tools to circumvent these annoyances, so for me, 2,6GB (repartitioned, of course) and adoptable storage are just enough for my needs. This phone received more love from developer(s) and community than some expensive mid-rangers and flagships
crutchcorn
Android Expert
Can confirm. I ended up moving to the V10, and we're still waiting on quite a lot. I miss that from the L70This. I don't understand why people have such complaints for an obviously budget phone. You get what you pay for. Luckily we have tools to circumvent these annoyances, so for me, 2,6GB (repartitioned, of course) and adoptable storage are just enough for my needs. This phone received more love from developer(s) and community than some expensive mid-rangers and flagships
crutchcorn
Android Expert
It's been more stable for a REALLY long time.
mhrf90
Well-Known Member
Great to hear that. I had issues with auto rotation, Bluetooth and speaker phone (other person couldn't hear me) are those fixed? Thanks for the answers guys
Roberthf
Member
All those bugs had been fixed since approx a month ago, so I guess you can flash one of the latest nightly,
I can tell you i've not found a bug on 20160507
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
Yeah, 20160507 is perfect
However, I was tempted to update to 20150514 and found one tiny bug. When you set battery icon to "circle" with a text inside it, the text itself is not clearly visible
On the other hand, this update brings many new translations, so it's very useful.
musicfan266
Member
Thank you everyone who has responded. I will definitely be repartioning the phone.
My question was not so much a complaint as if there was a fix for the issue. I love the phone and appreciate how much love this phone has received.
My question was not so much a complaint as if there was a fix for the issue. I love the phone and appreciate how much love this phone has received.
ShangulOmanghul
Member
hi guys
is there any way to add OTG support to l70?
like with a custom kernel or something ?
is there any way to add OTG support to l70?
like with a custom kernel or something ?
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
Nobody was hurt, I guess. But, you know, positive attitude is always welcome
Good luck with repartitioning.
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
Mystery_Flasher
Android Enthusiast
Heh, you need to learn how the adaptive storage works
Formatting your SD to internal memory ("adaptive storage") was introduced to let users decide if they want to use SD cards as a portable storage (classic way), or format it, encrypt and use as a part of the system. When using the adaptive storage, your apps store their data and *obb files on this newly formatted SD-card. This is a great benefit of the adaptive storage. Still, some part of an app cannot be stored on the adaptive storage, APKs for example. What is more, after formatting, your SD card can no longer be used with your PC or other card reader, unless you format it back to FAT again.
mhrf90
Well-Known Member
I understand that... But that's not what's going on. Its not "part of the app" that's taking the space. It's the whole app and its cache. Like I said I don't see the point in it if most apps end up 100% in the internal storage. I only got an extra 400mb worth of apps out of this and since the internal memory is full it won't let me install anything else unless I make some room in there and cross my fingers in hopes the new app will install to SD. If it worked like you say, then I would guess the 1.48GB of internal memory would be plenty to host all apks. I mean I don't even have that many apps at the moment.Heh, you need to learn how the adaptive storage works
Formatting your SD to internal memory ("adaptive storage") was introduced to let users decide if they want to use SD cards as a portable storage (classic way), or format it, encrypt and use as a part of the system. When using the adaptive storage, your apps store their data and *obb files on this newly formatted SD-card. This is a great benefit of the adaptive storage. Still, some part of an app cannot be stored on the adaptive storage, APKs for example. What is more, after formatting, your SD card can no longer be used with your PC or other card reader, unless you format it back to FAT again.
All that being said, I guess it still beats the alternative: even less space.