what does tb say on the main screen? it should list how much you have in your a2sd partition.
as long as the internal memory does not go down, you should be fine.
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what does tb say on the main screen? it should list how much you have in your a2sd partition.
as long as the internal memory does not go down, you should be fine.
Constructive
Newbie
What's "tb"?
I moved some apps with the native app2sd method and now have 155mb, though I'm pretty sure part of those apps are still in internal memory.
Lots of apps are still completely locked in internal memory too.
I moved some apps with the native app2sd method and now have 155mb, though I'm pretty sure part of those apps are still in internal memory.
Lots of apps are still completely locked in internal memory too.
tb is titanium backup. it should show you what your sd ext amount would be.
DragonSlayer95
Resident Air Bender
Right there on main screen if you have a problem finding it
Well was gonna do a screenie as example but tapa or af not letting me
Constructive
Newbie
The free internal memory according to Titanium Backup is 143MB.
I'm using MikG v. 3.11, by the way.
These are the steps I used to partition the SD card.
1. Create nandroid
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2.go into recovery and select partition your sd card
3.enter 32 for swap, and 1024 or 2048 for ext2, and do the rest for FAT
4.select upgrade ext2 to ext3
5.select usb-ms toggle and transfer your contents of your card on your old SD card back to the new card.
6.go to the main menu and do a full wipe (min data, dalvik cache and cache)
7.flash the superwipe
8. Restored NANDROID <~ Is that the reason?
9.reboot"
10. Restored apps + system data with Titanium Backup.
I'm using MikG v. 3.11, by the way.
These are the steps I used to partition the SD card.
1. Create nandroid
"
2.go into recovery and select partition your sd card
3.enter 32 for swap, and 1024 or 2048 for ext2, and do the rest for FAT
4.select upgrade ext2 to ext3
5.select usb-ms toggle and transfer your contents of your card on your old SD card back to the new card.
6.go to the main menu and do a full wipe (min data, dalvik cache and cache)
7.flash the superwipe
8. Restored NANDROID <~ Is that the reason?
9.reboot"
10. Restored apps + system data with Titanium Backup.
ok just an fyi you should never restore apps+system data with tb on a new rom. it is ok if you are coming from mikg and nandroid back to mikg. you also do not need to tb restore your apps with tb as that is what nandroid backups do as well.
2DragonSlayer95 i fixed it for you. here it is:
if you look at the bottom, you want to see the sd ext filled and with the internal+media to barely move when you add apps to the phone.
2DragonSlayer95 i fixed it for you. here it is:
if you look at the bottom, you want to see the sd ext filled and with the internal+media to barely move when you add apps to the phone.
Hello and welcome zacbmx!!
Is the Unlock bin file in your android folder from which you running that command?
And is your phone plugged in and in fastboot-usb? (in the bootloader screen)
yes all of that i cant find out y it wont work
hmm...just so we are on the same page....the Unlock-bin is the one you got in your email correct? No need to do anything with it---just move it to your android folder yes?
And you are entering the commands exactly as shown ?
And you are entering the commands exactly as shown ?
Constructive
Newbie
Yup. I tested it by downloading some apps off the Playstore.
They don't get automatically moved to the SD card.
If it helps, I'm using this:
Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra 32 GB microSDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter SDSDQUA-032G-U46A: Electronics
Restoring a nandroid shouldn't have an effect on the partitioning of the SD card, right?
Bleh. Confused @^@
Edit: Also, when I restored the nandroid, a lot of my apps were missing. That's why I used TB to restore them.
They don't get automatically moved to the SD card.
If it helps, I'm using this:
Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra 32 GB microSDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Memory Card 30MB/s with Adapter SDSDQUA-032G-U46A: Electronics
Restoring a nandroid shouldn't have an effect on the partitioning of the SD card, right?
Bleh. Confused @^@
Edit: Also, when I restored the nandroid, a lot of my apps were missing. That's why I used TB to restore them.
try this...exit the command window and then open it again and type the commands again.
sorry there Constructive, I have to read back thru what your issue was...stand by
I'm at work now....oops, there's the boss
How do you mean, "duped" ? No need to feel stupid
i downloaded the file twice and i used the 2nd one thats y it wouldent work
Ah, right...duped, as in duplicate
Boy, I'm not thinkin' today. I saw "duped" and thought, "fooled". As in, "I was duped!" Now I feel stupid lol
Constructive
Newbie
Of course, you're the one helping me after all ^^
Whenever or if ever you have the time! Thank you very much
Whenever or if ever you have the time! Thank you very much
Ocnbrze was helping you too
So, at this point are you missing apps?
Or do you think your apps are not getting installed on your sd-ext partition?
So, at this point are you missing apps?
Or do you think your apps are not getting installed on your sd-ext partition?
what are you trying to do?
You are already unlocked, s-on...no need to use any guide in the first post unless you want to get full s-off. ? ?
Just check out post #2 for more info about life after root.
I was just chit chatting with you in your other thread
Constructive
Newbie
Ocnbrze was helping you too
So, at this point are you missing apps?
Or do you think your apps are not getting installed on your sd-ext partition?
My apps aren't being installed on the SD-ext partition.
Do you have Terminal Emulator?
If so, open up a window.
Type this: (hit enter after both commands)
su
a2sd check
It should tell you if the apps are linked to the sd-ext.
If you want you can save the out put, and post the output here.
If so, open up a window.
Type this: (hit enter after both commands)
su
a2sd check
It should tell you if the apps are linked to the sd-ext.
If you want you can save the out put, and post the output here.
just curious on how you know they are not moving to the sd card? 77mb is not uncommon.