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andysom25

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Right so I'm running velocity and I know my angry birds app must be running from sd card which is casusing an unplayable amount of lag how can I mover the app back to phone memory and get rid of lag
 
Brandonson112 said:
The game is actually really laggy unless you OC ur phone. The ally is not officially supported by the app.
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Agreed!!

Unless your overclock to at least 729 You really cant play the game very well. You will notice a night and day difference if you do this.:D
 
I understand it is normally laggy although it lags way more for me on velocity so is there a way to move it back to internal memory
 
andysom25 said:
I understand it is normally laggy although it lags way more for me on velocity so is there a way to move it back to internal memory
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I believe that you can push it there manually thru the ADB shell.

Not sure though. youll have to ask someone more experienced than I.
 
andysom25 said:
Anyone know how to do this??? helpppp
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You could try this:
Get into adb shell, then mount /system r/w, then execute:

cp /data/app/[whatever angry birds's app file is called].apk /system/app/
reboot

This will put it in the system app folder, since /data/app is your sd-card, no way around it.
 
I would just move it from wherever it is saved on your sd to the data>App folder through root explorer, but idk if this is safe or if it ruins your phone, I do it all the time lol. then it would be off the sd card and on your system memory

All of the apps in my data>app folder are my being used by my system memory not my sd card. The data folder from the root menu, before you go into anything.
 
Cjohn8792 said:
I would just move it from wherever it is saved on your sd to the data>App folder through root explorer, but idk if this is safe or if it ruins your phone, I do it all the time lol. then it would be off the sd card and on your system memory

All of the apps in my data>app folder are my being used by my system memory not my sd card. The data folder from the root menu, before you go into anything.
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does anyone know if this is safe?
 
Actually, I'm shocked that Angry Birds runs so well as it does. Before starting it, ensure you kill as much background apps as possible. Also, with Velocity there is already an AD blocker, but with Raptor, you'd want to get AdFree blocker from the market. I'm running the JIT/Turbo package but not the OverClock kernel on Raptor .1. I say it runs as good as it did when I had the iphone4 over the summer.

I do have a theory. Sometimes when I'm playing and it's smooth, it'll become choppy for 10 seconds. I think this is the ad process in the background trying to connect and download a new banner ad. Since I've played angry birds without the AdBlocker on, I know every 3 or 4 frames, it updates.

Perhaps this can be killed somehow and prevent the lag.
 
Cjohn8792 said:
I would just move it from wherever it is saved on your sd to the data>App folder through root explorer, but idk if this is safe or if it ruins your phone, I do it all the time lol. then it would be off the sd card and on your system memory

All of the apps in my data>app folder are my being used by my system memory not my sd card. The data folder from the root menu, before you go into anything.
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That won't work---the current apps2sd implementations make the /data/app directory a symlink to a directory on the sd card. This means that copying something into /data/app puts it on the sd card.

Copying it to /system/app is (as far as i know) the only way to get it back on internal memory.
 
No OC on my phone and it plays perfectly. I would know because I played for about 2 hours at work the other night, hehehe. No apps2sd installed, BTW.
 
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