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Trouble with MIUI Apps2sd+

I'm having trouble getting apps2sd+ to work on the MIUI rom. I've used rom manager to partition the card and when i go to sd settings its showing the partition as apps2sd+ but when i download apps it seems to be using the partiton and the phone memory? Also when i go on titanium backup it doesnt show the partition at all???

steslatt said:
I'm having trouble getting apps2sd+ to work on the MIUI rom. I've used rom manager to partition the card and when i go to sd settings its showing the partition as apps2sd+ but when i download apps it seems to be using the partiton and the phone memory? Also when i go on titanium backup it doesnt show the partition at all???
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Try using an app from the Android Marketplace called Quick System Info to check that is it working correctly. Your internal memory may still go down as only portions of the apps (i.e. data) you install are sent to the sd card's ext partition.

The partition worked but its saving all the app on the phone memory as well as the sd card

steslatt said:
The partition worked but its saving all the app on the phone memory as well as the sd card
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Have you tried clearing the Dalvik cache? Might help some.

Yes i've tried everything, wiped dalvik, factory reset, formated sd card again and partitioned it again. Going to try another rom now. Shame i quite liked the MIUI

steslatt said:
The partition worked but its saving all the app on the phone memory as well as the sd card
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Thats impossible, the way apps2sd works, it moves the /data/app/ directory to the SD-EXT... as masdroid explaned, the reason your internal storage is decreasing is apps2sd dosent move the data/data directory, this remains on the internal storage, some apps use a large amount of space in /data/data/ some use none at all. but from what i have read, your apps2sd is working pefectly

I am having the same issue. When I use 'File Manager', I see a folder sd-ext but there is nothing in there.
I've already went through Systems >> Settings >> Manage Applications and moved all my apps (the ones allowed) onto the SD. I don't know where or what folder it's actually being saved in though.
I used ROM Manager to partition the SD card. I even went through 'Terminal' to do the commands that would push it to the ext3 but I'm still not understanding what I'm doing wrong.
I'm on the latest version of MIUI. Can someone please help me?

The MIUI rom has a2sd desactivate by default, you have to put -> a2sd reinstall in a terminal then reboot and finish with -> a2sd cachesd
EDIT: First you have to write -> su

You need to turn it on yourself
Sorry for my bad English!!

anthack01 said:
The MIUI rom has a2sd desactivate by default, you have to put -> a2sd reinstall in a terminal then reboot and finish with -> a2sd cachesd
EDIT: First you have to write -> su
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Hi anthack01, thanks for the response. So that means any apps that I have moved to the SD already (based on the cupcake process) will have to be redownload again?
Also, if I upgrade to a newer version of MIUI, I would have to do this process via Terminal each and every time?

luvtommie said:
Hi anthack01, thanks for the response. So that means any apps that I have moved to the SD already (based on the cupcake process) will have to be redownload again?
Also, if I upgrade to a newer version of MIUI, I would have to do this process via Terminal each and every time?
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try miui d2ext version rom.......
m using it with 1gb card partitions n its showing 1gb internal memory .. so i can install lots of application with few hd games too.... if any problem u can pvt me.....

luvtommie said:
Hi anthack01, thanks for the response. So that means any apps that I have moved to the SD already (based on the cupcake process) will have to be redownload again?
Also, if I upgrade to a newer version of MIUI, I would have to do this process via Terminal each and every time?
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The apps you moved to SD card (FAT32-partition) should be moved back on internal storage.
No, you don't have to do that (as far as I remember).

[Q] How to get widgets to run from SD card

i got my last question solved but I read somewhere that usin darktremors script would allow me to run widgets from sd card because the system thinks they are still in the correct place.
running GV1.5 partitions fat32/ext3/linux-swap.
I installed the script after mounting /data and /system from the recovery. After that I rebooted and ran the script commands. Moved a widget to sd card and it vanished from screen just like froyo.
what am I doing wrong?
I know you need to move the dalvik-cache for this to work. but recovery can't find sd-ext.

Huh? From what i know widgets will not work if u put them in the micro sd.
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App

lainvalenajr said:
Huh? From what i know widgets will not work if u put them in the micro sd.
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
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Using stock froyo a2sd (apps2fat) will not allow you to run widgets. If you partition your sdcard (ext partition) and use the old style a2sd (apps2ext) using darktremors a2sd package you can run widgets from the sdcard. Along with putting the entire app, not just 1/2 or 1/4 of it, on the sdcard plus all of it's data (optional).
If it's easy for you to understand it as the phone thinking the ext partition is part of the internal memory, that's good enough since it's basically what's going on.
Spastic909 said:
I installed the script after mounting /data and /system from the recovery. After that I rebooted and ran the script commands. Moved a widget to sd card and it vanished from screen just like froyo.
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What you did wrong is moving the app to the sdcard. The commands you run in terminal move the apps to the sd ext partition. Specifically this one:
Code:
#su
#cd /system/bin
#a2sd cachesd
It will still show it as installed to the internal memory because it thinks it is. Even in a file explorer under data/app it shows the apps but that's part of the *trick*.
If you go into applications and move it to the sdcard it puts it on the fat32 partition which is where the froyo version puts them - don't do that. That's what you did wrong.

KCRic... huh i didnt know that. Ill try that. Spastic u should try that lol
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i installed the busybox 1.18.0.git
wiped everything in recovery and from recovery ran the script. After I rebooted I ran the commands in terminal.
then my phone rebooted...does that mean it worked?

Spastic909 said:
i installed the busybox 1.18.0.git
wiped everything in recovery and from recovery ran the script. After I rebooted I ran the commands in terminal.
then my phone rebooted...does that mean it worked?
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Yeah. You can use titanium backup to make sure. Just open it and you should see a bar at the bottom showing sdext available/free. Also you can use a file explorer - got to /sdext and you should see an app, app-private, dalvikcache, data, and one or two other folders listed. If you do then it worked.
You can also use terminal to have a2sd check and make sure it's working but I don't want to load the thread with commands I'll post them if you want to learn a bit though

Sorry to resurrect this thread, I thought it better than making my own.
I'm running CM 6.1.3 and have an 8GB SD card inside.
1) How do I check how the SD card is formatted? And if it doesn't have an EXT3 partition, how do I partition it property?
and 2) Is there an easy, non-terminal way to send apps to the EXT3 partition, akin to hitting "move to SD card" in android settings. And since, as you said, it moves all the data to the EXT3 partition, not just some, is it best to keep most of my apps there, to free up internal memory as best as possible?
And PS, when I'm partitioning my SD card, will I need to create a SWAP partition? 1GB for an 8GB stick?
Thanks so much.
EDIT: I'm on an X10 if that helps..

Moving Apps 2 SD

I managed to get my phone rooted and installed nlooooo's 2.3 ROM with the help of a bunch of kind users from here. I'm now having trouble moving some apps to the sd card. I mainly want to move facebook, handcent, maps, es file explorer. Tried moving them through the 'Manage Applications' menu but the 'move to sd card' button is greyed out. I have A2SDGUI installed (came with the ROM) but not sure if and how I can use it to move these apps.
Any ideas?

no need to open another thread on another common issue...
going to link you to another guide, should explain a bit more why you shouldnt need to move apps. you should have read it after being pointed to it previously
as long as you've created your sd partition properly, the script should automatically move them. A2SDGUI app should also let you know.
i also recommend to install 'diskusage', it'll let you browse all your partitions so you can see how space is being used. you may find that your apps are already on sd partition

eddiehk6 said:
no need to open another thread on another common issue...
going to link you to another guide, should explain a bit more why you shouldnt need to move apps. you should have read it after being pointed to it previously
as long as you've created your sd partition properly, the script should automatically move them. A2SDGUI app should also let you know.
i also recommend to install 'diskusage', it'll let you browse all your partitions so you can see how space is being used. you may find that your apps are already on sd partition
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Just had a look at the guide. Do I need to follow the 5 steps underneath "Assuming you are rooted"? I was under the impression that the ROM I installed already includes Apps2SD functionality.
A2SDGUI says "Apps are on SD" when I open it, however, when I went to 'Manage Applications' I managed to move some apps to the SD card manually, meaning that they aren't all on the SD card.
I've installed diskusage and can confirm that the apps I mentioned in my previous post aren't on the SD Card.

lambada24 said:
Just had a look at the guide. Do I need to follow the 5 steps underneath "Assuming you are rooted"? I was under the impression that the ROM I installed already includes Apps2SD functionality.
A2SDGUI says "Apps are on SD" when I open it, however, when I went to 'Manage Applications' I managed to move some apps to the SD card manually, meaning that they aren't all on the SD card.
I've installed diskusage and can confirm that the apps I mentioned in my previous post aren't on the SD Card.
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to be honest, i don't think you've read all of the guide, otherwise you wouldnt be asking these questions. read the whole thing, underneath where you referred to. then start at the top and read the whole thing a few more times (trust me i did this several times before i understood)...you can repeat this for many internet guides lol
i've read through your other 'insufficient memory' thread, so have assumed that you've created your sd-ext partition properly using 4ext.
if A2SDGUI reports "Apps are on SD" i'm nearly certain it's already working, it means the apps are on the partition (which is why you made it in the first place).
basically, all your used memory (apps, dalvik cache, data) has to be stored somewhere. when you open diskusage, select the sd-ext option to browse it. the app is quite useful for looking at /data (your 'internal memory') and /system too.
the reason why you might not be able to move some apps depends on the rom, these are likely system apps. you can't move these to sd, and you won't free up any internal memory even if you could move them

lambada24 said:
Just had a look at the guide. Do I need to follow the 5 steps underneath "Assuming you are rooted"? I was under the impression that the ROM I installed already includes Apps2SD functionality.
A2SDGUI says "Apps are on SD" when I open it, however, when I went to 'Manage Applications' I managed to move some apps to the SD card manually, meaning that they aren't all on the SD card.
I've installed diskusage and can confirm that the apps I mentioned in my previous post aren't on the SD Card.
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If you have problems using my rom you should ask me for help.
Rom has Darktremor a2sd script included and A2SDGUI app should work. However, sometimes it can happen that after a fresh install A2SDGUI doesn't so you have to do the following:
-install Terminal app
-type su (and grant superuser rights)
-type a2sd reinstall and let it finish and reboot your phone. Reboot can last a little bit longer.
After that try to use A2SDGUI, and move apps and dalvik to sd-ext.
Read this thread, there you have all explanations about how to use a2sd.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719151

nlooooo said:
If you have problems using my rom you should ask me for help.
Rom has Darktremor a2sd script included and A2SDGUI app should work. However, sometimes it can happen that after a fresh install A2SDGUI doesn't so you have to do the following:
-install Terminal app
-type su (and grant superuser rights)
-type a2sd reinstall and let it finish and reboot your phone. Reboot can last a little bit longer.
After that try to use A2SDGUI, and move apps and dalvik to sd-ext.
Read this thread, there you have all explanations about how to use a2sd.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719151
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I followed your instructions and they seemed to have worked. To be sure of that, I switched off the phone, removed the SD Card and rebooted it. As expected, many of the apps weren't available. Problem is, when I put the card back in only a few apps re-appeared! What could be happening?

lambada24 said:
I followed your instructions and they seemed to have worked. To be sure of that, I switched off the phone, removed the SD Card and rebooted it. As expected, many of the apps weren't available. Problem is, when I put the card back in only a few apps re-appeared! What could be happening?
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There's a big difference between apps you moved manually from app management and apps you moved with a2sd. The first one are moved to fat32 partition of your sd card while the second are moved to sd-ext.
You shouldn't do that because you brake symlinks created by a2sd. Go to A2SDGUI and choose move dalvik and rebuild, or execute the same command via terminal.

nlooooo said:
There's a big difference between apps you moved manually from app management and apps you moved with a2sd. The first one are moved to fat32 partition of your sd card while the second are moved to sd-ext.
You shouldn't do that because you brake symlinks created by a2sd. Go to A2SDGUI and choose move dalvik and rebuild, or execute the same command via terminal.
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A2SDGUI didn't solve it but the terminal commands did - THANKS!
What's the quickest way of checking which apps are on internal memory / fat 32 / sd ext? I've installed 'diskusage' as recommended above but I can't seem to find the internal memory on it.

diskusage is good enough.....

lambada24 said:
A2SDGUI didn't solve it but the terminal commands did - THANKS!
What's the quickest way of checking which apps are on internal memory / fat 32 / sd ext? I've installed 'diskusage' as recommended above but I can't seem to find the internal memory on it.
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i use "FreeSpace" from the play store, its simple but good.
Sent from my HTC Desire

lambada24 said:
A2SDGUI didn't solve it but the terminal commands did - THANKS!
What's the quickest way of checking which apps are on internal memory / fat 32 / sd ext? I've installed 'diskusage' as recommended above but I can't seem to find the internal memory on it.
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Sometimes A2SDGUI gets bugged. You can try to uninstall it with Titanium backup (clear data first) and to install it from market, to store it to internal memory, not on system partition.
However terminal is everworking solution...
Sent from my HTC Desire using flashes and thunders

lambada24 said:
A2SDGUI didn't solve it but the terminal commands did - THANKS!
What's the quickest way of checking which apps are on internal memory / fat 32 / sd ext? I've installed 'diskusage' as recommended above but I can't seem to find the internal memory on it.
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i tried to explain...
eddiehk6 said:
basically, all your used memory (apps, dalvik cache, data) has to be stored somewhere. when you open diskusage, select the sd-ext option to browse it. the app is quite useful for looking at /data (your 'internal memory') and /system too.
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your internal memory is the /data option.
basically you want to ensure all your user apps are on the sd-ext partition, and not FAT32
in future, whenever you run into low space warnings, always use apps like these to check what's taking up the space first

nlooooo said:
Sometimes A2SDGUI gets bugged. You can try to uninstall it with Titanium backup (clear data first) and to install it from market, to store it to internal memory, not on system partition.
However terminal is everworking solution...
Sent from my HTC Desire using flashes and thunders
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Did that but Market installed it on the SD Card for me. Can I transfer it to internal memory by using the 'Convert to system app' option in Titanium Backup?
eddiehk6 said:
i tried to explain...
your internal memory is the /data option.
basically you want to ensure all your user apps are on the sd-ext partition, and not FAT32
in future, whenever you run into low space warnings, always use apps like these to check what's taking up the space first
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Can't see an 'sd-ext' option in diskusage. Is it the /system/sd ?

lambada24 said:
Did that but Market installed it on the SD Card for me. Can I transfer it to internal memory by using the 'Convert to system app' option in Titanium Backup?
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It's ok as long as it's not located in system folder. Do not convert it to system app cause you'll do exactly what you shouldn't!

nlooooo said:
It's ok as long as it's not located in system folder. Do not convert it to system app cause you'll do exactly what you shouldn't!
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Well, it's stored in the same place as Messages, Google Services, Gmail and HTC Sense. Is that fine?

lambada24 said:
Did that but Market installed it on the SD Card for me. Can I transfer it to internal memory by using the 'Convert to system app' option in Titanium Backup?
Can't see an 'sd-ext' option in diskusage. Is it the /system/sd ?
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try the "FreeSpace" app i suggested in earlier post, it tells u how much memory in system, cache, sdcard, ext, internal. it doest say whats using the space but atleast u will know if its being used
Sent from my HTC Desire

lambada24 said:
Well, it's stored in the same place as Messages, Google Services, Gmail and HTC Sense. Is that fine?
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It shouldn't be. Anyway uninstall it and use terminal for commands.

jmcclue said:
try the "FreeSpace" app i suggested in earlier post, it tells u how much memory in system, cache, sdcard, ext, internal. it doest say whats using the space but atleast u will know if its being used
Sent from my HTC Desire
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Installed it and it says I have 5Mb free under 'System' - is that normal?
nlooooo said:
It shouldn't be. Anyway uninstall it and use terminal for commands.
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Would it be a good idea to execute the terminal command you gave me earlier once every few weeks to ensure all apps are on SD? How can I move dalvik to sd-ext via terminal?

lambada24 said:
Installed it and it says I have 5Mb free under 'System' - is that normal?
Would it be a good idea to execute the terminal command you gave me earlier once every few weeks to ensure all apps are on SD? How can I move dalvik to sd-ext via terminal?
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5Mb free on system-normal just don't put anything there anymore.
Type a2sd cachesd.

nlooooo said:
5Mb free on system-normal just don't put anything there anymore.
Type a2sd cachesd.
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Does the command 'a2sd reinstall' move apps from the internal memory to the sd card or simply reinstalls a2sd functionality? If the latter, what command should I use to move the apps?
Nevermind, I googled it and discovered it moves both current and future non-system apps to the SD Card.
Thanks to all of you for your assistance

[DS&SS]swap sd card on 4.2/4.3/4.4 (UB) updated for (LB)

For stock 4.3 with Locked bootloader
It's better unlock it, but there is another way.
1. Get root
2. Get BusyBox using this app: press there Install
3. Get init.d support using this app: press there activate and then verify
4. Format external sdcard into FAT32. Don't forget backup files!
5. Create on external sdcard folder 0 and move there all data from internal storage
6. download the zip and extract it to system/etc/init.d
7. Set permissions to file with all 9 ticks
8. Reboot
Don't pay attention to info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using filemanager content of internal memory and sdcard.
It's must be swapped:
– External memory now linked to internal 2 GB
– Internal memory now linked to external sdcard: files located in folder 0
For stock 4.3 with Unlocked bootloader
1. Install CWM recovery via flashtool: tutorial
2. Get root by flashing via recovery SuperSU.zip
3. Get BusyBox using this app: press there Install
4. Get init.d support using this app: press there Enable init.d
5. Format external sdcard into FAT32. Don't forget backup files!
6. Create on external sdcard folder 0 and move there all data from internal storage
7. Flash via recovery ZIP attached below
Don't pay attention to info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using filemanager content of internal memory and sdcard.
It's must be swapped:
– External memory now linked to internal 2 GB
– Internal memory now linked to external sdcard: files located in folder 0
For CyanogenMod 11 and other 4.4
1. Create on external sdcard folder 0 and move there all data from internal storage
2. Flash via recovery ZIP attached below
– External memory as before linked to actual sdcard
– Internal memory now linked to external sdcard: files located in folder 0
– No access to real 2 GB internal memory
Video tutorial for stock 4.3 with Unlocked bootloader from me
If you will follow this video be aware.
For init.d support install APK provided on YouTube, NOT app with almost same name form Google Play: Universal init.d
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credits
@Bonoboo for a more simple tutorial
@zeyad xu for finding this
@xda people for trying
also for @raffie_archildz the man who made this
1. Create an Ext4 partition in your microSD with "Mini Tool Partition Wizard" ( you can search tutorial in google)
2. Install Link2sd and create mount script (EXT4)
3. reboot
4. Open Link2sd and select apk > menu> Create link
5. Done
Never use MSC mode (USB Mass Storage) for connecting to PC!
This can mess up data your files. Use only MTP!
Settings > Xperia Connectivity > USB Connectivity > USB Connection mode > Media transfer mode (MTP)

zeyad xu said:
hi guys I've discovered a way on swapping the sd on my c2005
it needs this :
init.d support
full root
root explorer
brain
and this http://d-h.st/H2u
credits goes to facebook
hmm
now open root explorer delete .bin from the file's name if found
move to system etc and RWXRWXRWX permissions which means tick all except special
press the :good: button if it worked
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can you provide more detailed proccedure please?

trkostas said:
can you provide more detailed proccedure please?
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hmm
it is clear
format your sd
push that file to etc init.d folder with the permission
and reboot
make sure that you have UB and cwm and 4.3
as simple as blinking

Tutorial moved to first post

is it nessecary to have UB? because i dont ..

7. Format your external sdcard........ Any particular file format?

trkostas said:
is it nessecary to have UB? because i dont ..
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Root needed.
Earlier to get root on 4.3 was needed to unlock BL.
Here fresh tutorial how to root and keep BL locked.

Works very well.
Please update title, it works also on locked BL (even you can flash zip by http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250555)

TIP:
For those of you like me, who have a motherlode in their sdcard and would like to save their time:
1. (Optional) Connect your phone in MSC Mass storage mode
2. Create folder called "0" (zero without quotes) in your sdcard.
3. Move entire contents of your sd to the 0 folder so that only the 0 folder remains on the root of sdcard.
4. Copy the init.d script and reboot
5. Rejoice with your saved data and time

noggin-the-nog said:
7. Format your external sdcard........ Any particular file format?
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no i meant to say
format as erase everything

Doesn't work for me. After installing that I have internal memory 2GB, and external memory 2GB. I have installed 16GB microsd card.

doesn work for me too same ... 2gb internal 2gb sd

ppprokurator said:
I have internal memory 2GB, and external memory 2GB
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trkostas said:
doesn work for me too same ... 2gb internal 2gb sd
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Guys, don't pay attention to that info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using any filemanager content of internal memory and sdcard.
It's must be swapped.

Bonoboo said:
Guys, don't pay attention to that info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using any filemanager content of internal memory and sdcard.
It's must be swapped.
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I have checked it, and sdcard0 is swapped with sdcard1, and it's also swapped on PC when I look on my Xperia.
So really sorry: it works good, maybe not brilliant, because in Total Commander external memory is still have 16GB and there is no internal memory, but for Android it works good. :good:
Thanks!!!

As Bonoboo said,
your sdcard will now be mounted on /sdcard and internal memory is on /sdcard1. So if you had transferred files to folder 0, you will find it on /sdcard.

Sent from my C2005 using xda app-developers app

zeyad xu said:
Sent from my C2005 using xda app-developers app
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Everything works good for me. My mistake. Total Commander just overlooked that .

Didnt work for me...
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Can make tute wid pic or video...sorry acting like noob....
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giridhargp said:
Didnt work for me...
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Can make tute wid pic or video...sorry acting like noob....
Sent from my C1905 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Are you sure that you made everything as it should be done?
Is the file from first post in /system/etc/init.d with chmod 777?

I did as in tut..... But didnt happen....
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[Q] help help help plz

I dont know how to post here some one told me this place only i can get help so posting...
i have rooted my xperia m and swaped internal memory to external memory but after installing some 1 gb games now it showing storage space is running out what to do now its showing 133 mb available now only...
plz help me out of this guys....

devil.anup said:
I dont know how to post here some one told me this place only i can get help so posting...
i have rooted my xperia m and swaped internal memory to external memory but after installing some 1 gb games now it showing storage space is running out what to do now its showing 133 mb available now only...
plz help me out of this guys....
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Which swap method did u use?

AndyPhoenix9879 said:
Which swap method did u use?
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can u plz tell me how to unroot and root again 4.3 version single sim?
this method i used locked boot loader...
1. Get root
2. Get BusyBox using this app: press there Install
3. Get init.d support using this app: press there activate and then verify
4. Format external sdcard into FAT32. Don't forget backup files!
5. Create on external sdcard folder 0 and move there all data from internal storage
6. download the zip and extract it to system/etc/init.d
7. Set permissions to file with all 9 ticks
8. Reboot
Don't pay attention to info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using filemanager content of internal memory and sdcard.
It's must be swapped:

devil.anup said:
can u plz tell me how to unroot and root again 4.3 version single sim?
this method i used locked boot loader...
1. Get root
2. Get BusyBox using this app: press there Install
3. Get init.d support using this app: press there activate and then verify
4. Format external sdcard into FAT32. Don't forget backup files!
5. Create on external sdcard folder 0 and move there all data from internal storage
6. download the zip and extract it to system/etc/init.d
7. Set permissions to file with all 9 ticks
8. Reboot
Don't pay attention to info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using filemanager content of internal memory and sdcard.
It's must be swapped:
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i dont now wht is locked bootloader and unlocked boot loader i just followed that method,
i checked with root checker app it says now not rooted properly so i want to know how to unrooat and root again with correct method..

devil.anup said:
i dont now wht is locked bootloader and unlocked boot loader i just followed that method,
i checked with root checker app it says now not rooted properly so i want to know how to unrooat and root again with correct method..
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Hmmmm did u ensure that you had moved everything from internal storage in the 0 folder to the sdcard?
Try to recheck the permission set in the init.d folder.
and make sure you installed busybox (open busybox and wait for smart install and make sure it is installed in xbin not bin)
Sorry for late reply! D:
For unroot :
Open SuperSU
Scroll down and find the full unroot
click that.

Well, it only moves data on sdcard, with that method, your apps will be installed on internal storage itself. So whatever the size that app consumes internal storage takes it.
You got a solution too, use link2sd