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Root Repartition Internal memory

So I ran into some problem when I was repartitioning my D325, I was using reparted v.0.0.0.4 and accidentally partitioned my phone as MS323.
It returned something like "error:partition not found", I just continued it cause I didn't know what to do. Then I retried to repartition it
with the lollipop option for D325, it still failed, same error, the next thing was I lost adb authorization while in recovery. The phone was useless cause data partition was 0mb

I didn't got the time to ask the forums so I used the PartitionTableTool which I downloaded earlier. What I did was changed the values of
repartiton1.sh
from: parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm 32

parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm 33

parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm 34

to: parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm 31

parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm 32
parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm 33

From there, I got my phone working again. My questions are:
1) Is it right to modify those values/files? Am I gonna run into some sort of problems in the future?
2? How can I restore the stock values/files for D325?

I would really appreciate if someone can help and explain it. Thanks in advance.
 
It's working on D320n, now having 2.60gb of storage.
Here are some simple steps to flash:
Be sure you first read all steps before flashing.
1.Download PartitionTool from few posts above, and download CM12.1 zip from first post, and put together on sd card(optional download also gapps)
2.Reboot into TWRP, go to Wipe, and do a Factory reset, then go back.
3.Go to Install, and find PartitionTool.zip on your sd card, and flash it, it will show up new installation screen, just go next, and whenever there is something that you can choose, choose a First one( Be sure you carefully read everything thorough whole process) !
4.At some point it will ask you do you want to proceed, because it will delete all data, choose Yes.
5.Wait, it will go up to 70% and reboot back to TWRP by itself, so don't touch anything, (Now read step 7, then go back to step 6)
6.After TWRP boot again,repeat step 3 and step 4, it will go again up to 70% and reboot, don't worry it's just fine.
7.Maybe it will ask after a first reboot, maybe after a second one, but when it asks just Swipe to "Allow modifications"
8.After you enter TWRP after you installed TableTool twice, go to Wipe and Advanced Wipe, and choose everything except sdcard, and just Swipe to Wipe...
9.From this point everything is as usual, go back to TWRP Home, go to install and Flash CM12.1, wait to finish, reboot and wait to boot
That's it. :)
Thanks to developer for this tool :)
 
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vladimirs77 said:
Mod for L70
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darkwarrior92 said:
It's working on D320n, now having 2.60gb of storage.
Here are some simple steps to flash:
Be sure you first read all steps before flashing.
1.Download PartitionTool from few posts above, and download CM12.1 zip from first post, and put together on sd card(optional download also gapps)
2.Reboot into TWRP, go to Wipe, and do a Factory reset, then go back.
3.Go to Install, and find PartitionTool.zip on your sd card, and flash it, it will show up new installation screen, just go next, and whenever there is something that you can choose, choose a First one( Be sure you carefully read everything thorough whole process) !
4.At some point it will ask you do you want to proceed, because it will delete all data, choose Yes.
5.Wait, it will go up to 70% and reboot back to TWRP by itself, so don't touch anything, (Now read step 7, then go back to step 6)
6.After TWRP boot again,repeat step 3 and step 4, it will go again up to 70% and reboot, don't worry it's just fine.
7.Maybe it will ask after a first reboot, maybe after a second one, but when it asks just Swipe to "Allow modifications"
8.After you enter TWRP after you installed TableTool twice, go to Wipe and Advanced Wipe, and choose everything except sdcard, and just Swipe to Wipe...
9.From this point everything is as usual, go back to TWRP Home, go to install and Flash CM12.1, wait to finish, reboot and wait to boot
That's it. :)
Thanks to developer for this tool :)
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perfect running at first, thanks for your work
 
hi everyone, long time since my last post on androidforums. i've read this thread from the first time this thread was created, but couldn't find clear steps about how to repartition the D325 type. If someone did and i missing to read that part, can someone give me link to the post...or maybe someone here willing to tell the easy steps to repartition the D325 version.

Thanks in advance..

note : i'm using TWRP 2.8.6 and nameless 5.1.1 currently...
 
Partition Table Tool for LG L70
Instructions :
First you need to make backup in TWRP, then download the archive , copy it to an external SD card to flash this file as normal firmware of TWRP, start menu - select your model , choose the desired partition size System, press - "Next" , " on. "
This starts the process of re-initialization, reaching 70% of the phone will restart and boot into TWRP, you need to repeat a past operation again by the same thing as last time , after the phone boots into TWRP restore previously made Backup.
EVERYTHING.
http://androidforums.com/threads/disable-internal-sd-and-partition-table-tool-for-lg-l70-l65.921136/
 
vladimirs77 said:
Partition Table Tool for LG L70
Instructions :
First you need to make backup in TWRP, then download the archive , copy it to an external SD card to flash this file as normal firmware of TWRP, start menu - select your model , choose the desired partition size System, press - "Next" , " on. "
This starts the process of re-initialization, reaching 70% of the phone will restart and boot into TWRP, you need to repeat a past operation again by the same thing as last time , after the phone boots into TWRP restore previously made Backup.
EVERYTHING.
http://androidforums.com/threads/disable-internal-sd-and-partition-table-tool-for-lg-l70-l65.921136/
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So i can repartition my D325 using the script without change anything...and just need to flash it? Btw what if i dont backup the existing rom first and just do clean install after repartition? It's ok?
 
For everyone who build this script just wanna say thank u very much...now i can use my D325 without "insufficient storage" message bothering me.

@vladimirs77, thank you so much for the link you gave...so much help sir..
 

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Orionhilles said:
How to do it? :)
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It is as following:
boot in recovery, and on terminal issue the command
parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 print
this will give you the opportunity to identify /system, /cache, /userdata, and the start and the end of the partition, and the numbers of the partitions
take care and note the values
after that you will have to remove the partitons with parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 rm xx - where xx it is the number of the partition to be deleted
create the partition with parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkpart primary ext4 394 1200 - this command will create a primary partition , formated as ext4 starting with 394 and ending at 1200 this values are just as ecample you will have to identify your start value!
after creating the system, cache, userdata partition, you need to associate them with names as parted -s /dev/block/mmcblk0 name xx system, whete xx it is the number of the system partition
That is it, at a basicaly level, but if you do not have some linux knowledge, do not do it!!
 
Bugabugale said:
Não intendi tem como alguém fazer o tutorial em português do Brasil porque pelo Google tradutor fica confuso o tutorial
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Google translate says you said:

I did not understand how someone has to do the tutorial in Portuguese in Brazil because the Google translator is confusing the tutorial
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Since we're an English language site, I'm not sure how many Portuguese-speaking folks will see this or be able to help, I'm afraid :(.
 
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