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Root Now What?!?!?!?

Country Dad

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OK, I know im not the only noob out there wanting to know this, So here we go. I have my Admire Rooted, I removed the metro crap except Metro visual voice mail, I have Titanium back up along with the important apps that you should have on a rooted phone, all paid for cause Im for sporting the cause, but now what?

I see quys phone where there rom is super low and there internal is super low, how do I do that, That al means faster phone...

The first question goes with this question, what all can I remove from the metro pcs admire to make it faster, user apps, system apps, should I turn some system apps to user aps then send them to the sims card.

last but now least, is there a rom for this phone yet?

Im sure this is what alot of noobs want to know, this is part if the reason of doing this right. So if you know the admire like the back of your hand, please give me your advice. Thanks
 
The use of a partitioned SD card will allow you to run your dalvik cache and all apps from the micro SD.
That's most likely what you see
 
Well I thank you all for the post, but Im still not sure how to get the best out of my phone, and now I feel lost. lol
 
Well I thank you all for the post, but Im still not sure how to get the best out of my phone, and now I feel lost. lol


Look into the app link2sd and similar.
Don't bother with "rootalltosd" I tried it and it doesn't mount on boot, fc cascade.
 
Elaborate cause I'm running out of space....fast!


OK...

The native program that moves apps to the ad card actually doesn't move the whole app.

With a rooted phone other applications or elaborate scripts (like the famous DarkTremmors a2sd) can allow you to move the whole application to another partition on your SD card.
Think of partitions as rooms or drawers on a cabinet. Your SD card is room fat32, or a fat32 partition. Its a fairly big room so you can choose to build a wall, that new wall will be an extra partition most likely an ext3 or 4.
Apps can be used to access this partition and move a greater portion of your downloaded apps onto it, freeing space on the internal memory.
The phones constant cache or dalvik can also be moved. A dalvik can take a lot of room based on the paramaters in the build.prop so moving it often frees about 32mb from your system memory.

Hope that helped.
 
Hello TokenPoke,
In cwm that we have installed there is a format sd card tool, now will that do the ext 3 or 4?
Or do we need a seperate program to do that?
Thanks in advance,
Doug
 
WARNING!
IF YOU HAVEN'T GOOGLED THIS TOPIC AND DO NOT HAVE AN IMMEDIATE USE FOR AN EXT PARTITION I DO NOT RECOMMEND THAT YOU MAKE ONE.
IF YOU WANT TO MOVE YOUR APPS MORE EFFICIENTLY THEN MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN APPLICATION OR OTHER METHOD TO DO SO.
FORMATTING YOU SD CARD IN THE MANNER DESCRIED HERE WILL DELETE THE CONTENTS OF THE SD CARD.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST DATA.

OK, first off read the warning.
Second backup your SD card contents to a PC.

Cwm method.
Boot into cwm
Select advanced
Select partition SD card
Choose values. Values are listed in MB.
Set partition size first, remember that you cannot save user data to this so If you have a 2gig card I wouldn't make a one gig (1kmb) partition
Set swap size, also can't be used for user data. Swap support depends on rom I think.

You can also format on PC, generally by right clicking and choosing format
 
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