The purpose of this guide is to be able to use the external storage (whatever SD card you may be using) for apps.
WARNING: BACKUP YOUR SD CARD! DO IT NOW! IF YOU FORGET, I SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
With that out of the way, we're ready to begin.
Author's note: I'm using CWM on my device and so instructions on partitioning are made as if the reader uses CWM also. I also have the Boost One SV.
1. Install link2sd
2. Reboot into CWM.
3. Choose "Advanced > Partition SD card"
4. Select an appropriate option for both options (you may choose to go with a minimal amount when it asks about swap size since we don't currently have swap)
5. Reboot your device
6. Open link2sd and select an appropriate option for the filesystem of the sd-ext partition (I chose ext4)
7. Move any apps to the new partition!
ISSUES: CWM doesn't seem to pick up the sd-ext partition in backups at this time. It's possible that this may be something that comes in down the road.
Credit:
The link2sd dev for creating this app
simonsimon34 for porting CWM
WARNING: BACKUP YOUR SD CARD! DO IT NOW! IF YOU FORGET, I SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
With that out of the way, we're ready to begin.
Author's note: I'm using CWM on my device and so instructions on partitioning are made as if the reader uses CWM also. I also have the Boost One SV.
1. Install link2sd
2. Reboot into CWM.
3. Choose "Advanced > Partition SD card"
4. Select an appropriate option for both options (you may choose to go with a minimal amount when it asks about swap size since we don't currently have swap)
5. Reboot your device
6. Open link2sd and select an appropriate option for the filesystem of the sd-ext partition (I chose ext4)
7. Move any apps to the new partition!
ISSUES: CWM doesn't seem to pick up the sd-ext partition in backups at this time. It's possible that this may be something that comes in down the road.
Credit:
The link2sd dev for creating this app
simonsimon34 for porting CWM