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I have my phone rooted.
@Incakola: I've installed xposed but looking at what it says. "xposed is not compatible with andriod SDK 21 or your processor architecture (armeabi-v7a).
and cannot link executable: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found.
@Incakola: I've installed xposed but looking at what it says. "xposed is not compatible with andriod SDK 21 or your processor architecture (armeabi-v7a).
and cannot link executable: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found.
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Incakola
Android Enthusiast
If you don't use a lot of apps you can try using xternalsd with xposed framework and set all apps to be routed to a spot in your SD (ex: your Downloads folder). The rest of the internal storage can be just space for app installs.
If you have apps like games that take up quite a bit of space you can use this app, this one doesn't require xposed. If you have just big apps in general you can use link2sd.
If you have apps like games that take up quite a bit of space you can use this app, this one doesn't require xposed. If you have just big apps in general you can use link2sd.
Well I tried using xternalsd with xposed but it gave me these warnings from above. This cellphone comes only with 4GB of Internal Memory and it uses almost 3GB leaving around 1GB to store data which is really low, and for example if I'd like to download a 1,2GB game (like FIFA 15 Ultimate Team) it'd be impossible to use link2sd since first I need to store it on the phone internal memory.
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
Use the xposed version specifically for lollipop.... version 2.7 and below is for previous versions of android. Install the app an use the flash zip in the attachments.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
If your using the latest version of lollipop (5.1) then xposed won't work until it's uptdated.
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It's not possible to do with Internal 2 External application? Seems like too much modding for a new Android user, heh.
TheEmpathicEar
Android Enthusiast
This, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.buak.Link2SD&hl=en, helped me with my previous phone.
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
Didn't realize your model is international (argentina?) so your on lollipop stock and your just rooted with no twrp recovery installed. If you use those apps that move apps to sd that still leaves the problem of downloading a big files in which you do not have storage for in the first place... Moving system apps like google play to SD isn't going to play very nice when your downloading a big file. Downloads from the browser will still save in the internal unless it gives you the option to change it (i.e dolphin browser and others). The only way around that problem is probably a init.d script.
Your stuck with link2sd for now until someone makes a init.d sd tweak tuned for our device.
I rooted because I saw people that there was no risk at rooting it. Yes, it's Argentina model. I've been looking for TWRP recovery for my model but haven't found it.
I hope that init.d SD tweak comes out soon. The low space really annoys me...
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
I found a script for the f6 and changed a few values in it for it to actually work. Since I'm on kk, I ran an app to grant permission access on the SD. Now all directories in storage route to the SD. To access whatever was left in internal SD you to go to data/media/0. The problem though is I don't know how your /storage directories look like. It could be emulated,external_SD,sdcard0 and in that case I don't need to change names in the script.
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I found a script for the f6 and changed a few values in it for it to actually work. Since I'm on kk, I ran an app to grant permission access on the SD. Now all directories in storage route to the SD. To access whatever was left in internal SD you to go to data/media/0. The problem though is I don't know how your /storage directories look like. It could be emulated,external_SD,sdcard0 and in that case I don't need to change names in the script.
It seems that the internal storage is /storage/emulated/0 and external is /storage/external_SD, like on your picture.
Looking at the script from androidguy1991:
#Credit androidguy1991
sleep 2
mount -o remount,rw /
mkdir -p /data/internal_sd
mount -o bind /storage/sdcard0 /data/internal_sd
mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:33 /storage/sdcard0
mount -o bind /data/internal_sd /storage/external_SD
How do I check which values to put on each function?
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
I switched sdcard0 and external:
sleep 2
mount -o remount,rw /
mkdir -p /data/internal_sd
mount -o bind /storage/external_SD /data/internal_sd
mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:33 /storage/external_SD
mount -o bind /data/internal_sd /storage/sdcard0
Copy the Android folder from the root of your internal to your SD(root directory) if you want your app configs the same instead of starting all over. Same goes for your pics, music and other files you use.
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For some reason it's not working.
sleep 2
mount -o remount,rw /
mkdir -p /data/internal_sd
mount -o bind /storage/external_SD /data/internal_sd
mount -t vfat -o umask=0007 /dev/block/vold/179:66 /storage/external_SD
mount -o bind /data/internal_sd /storage/sdcard0
I've tried to make it match the data from the device but still does not work. If I try to run the 11extsd2internalsd it says "mount: Device or resource busy".
And after some time I can't open any application or anything. I have to restart phone to do it.
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Incakola
Android Enthusiast
It's suppose to run once the device boots up. How are you running this?
Did you enable init.d support?
Did you put the file in etc/init.d and set the permissions to rwxrwxrwx?
You may need an app to automatically run it upon boot if the rom itself doesn't do it.
My setup is I have smanager installed and I configured it to run the script on boot with su permisision.
I've set it up with SManager too with Su and Boot enabled. I enabled init.d support and set the permissions to rwxrwxrwx. Which application could do this? Couldn't it be an issue with the script itself?
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
Your using a permission setting (umask):
mount -t vfat -o umask=0007 /dev/block/vold/179:66 /storage/external_SD
Where mine is:
mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:33 /storage/external_SD
Did you changed that on purpose?
Here's the one edited: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bw-bC7Bt0CjfZGdzZ2liOXJiWGs/edit?usp=docslist_api
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Yes, I looked at the phone data and the /dev/block/vold/ was different number (179:66). I throw my bets the issue is here on the script, though.
Tried two. Universal Init.d Support and Init.d Toggler. Universal Init.d Suppor verify returned a Success.
Incakola
Android Enthusiast
Yeah your right, I'll look into it more. Testing a script like this won't cause any harm, so since you have that variant I'd play around with the umask permissions I guess.
Right now, I'm at a File Explorer. on /storage I have emulated, external_SD, sdcard0 (Which, from the looks of it is a shortcut or some sort of redirection folder.), uicc0, uicc1, usbotg. The contents of sdcard0 and emulated are the same, but inside of emulated instead of having the contents first it has a folder called "0" and a "legacy" folder. Which both have also the same contents. And now seems like instead of being /dev/block/vold/179:66, it's /dev/block/vold/179:65.
If I try to run it from SManager, it keeps throwing mount: device or resource busy. I've also noticed that the script is run at startup and after a while I can't use applications and if I try to check the space used it gets stuck on "Calculating...".
Now I've reset phone to factory settings, enabled init.d but link2sd can't mount 2nd partition for some reason... I've enabled init.d and all. Meh.
If I try to run it from SManager, it keeps throwing mount: device or resource busy. I've also noticed that the script is run at startup and after a while I can't use applications and if I try to check the space used it gets stuck on "Calculating...".
Now I've reset phone to factory settings, enabled init.d but link2sd can't mount 2nd partition for some reason... I've enabled init.d and all. Meh.
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Incakola
Android Enthusiast
Take out the script, it's obviously causing more of a inconvenience rather than solving your problem. You got to recreate mount within link2sd app after the script is gone. I've looked over the KDZ indexes and it's looks like the argentina variant doesn't have KK. Reason I checked was I saw a build of TWRP for the D390n but it's impossible to install it with lollipop's bootloader screwing everything up.
Sorry to backtrack but it seems maybe xposed could actually help you. Is it possible for you to access stock recovery on your device? You could use the "update.zip" method if it has that option in recovery. There's also "manually" installing the files if your up to it, the permissions need to be set exact.
lockedaway
Lurker
if you're rooted try link "link2sd" as well as "swap ram expander APK file".