Can anyone pls give me a thread for how to use this app??
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dude we have tons of internal space without the need for links2d or anything else 2sd right now...
I wanted to so the partition process but I have to install cm7.2 is it necessary??? Cz I don't wanna install that Rom
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I wanted to so the partition process but I have to install cm7.2 is it necessary??? Cz I don't wanna install that Rom
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i would be amazed if you can find CM7.2 for the one v buddy!
Right I thought it was for one v sry,but I wanna ask you do u know a thread for sd card partition to expand internal storage??
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the internal storage for app installation is quite big in our device, if you are pertaining to the [HTC Storage] partition as a depository for your personal files, i'd suggest getting a good external sd card as partitioning the internal sd card might be risky.
I have a 16gb external card
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980 mb??? Nothing man
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hi guys,
I'm in trouble again,
does anyone know how to get rid of the goldcard patched on sd?
Just format it.
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I dont understand why you want the Goldcard patch removed..............both of my SD cards are Goldcards and both work perfectly........even with DATA2SD
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I dont understand why you want the Goldcard patch removed..............both of my SD cards are Goldcards and both work perfectly........even with DATA2SD
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It was causing issues with the clockwork backup system
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what kind of issues?
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vbhtt said:
what kind of issues?
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It wouldnt restore my backup from clock work folder properly and boot up in the old rom
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My SD cards are class 4 cards of 8GB and 2GB............and i have had NO PROBLEMS whatsoever..........i made them into goldcards before i unlocked my bootloaders,during the times the DIAG files were are trend in our forums.......
You have the option to format but i advise you not to do so as the goldcard has not that much effect on the efficiency of your SDcard
I went through the gold card process again this time everything works just fine
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Ok, i recently rooted and flashed cm7 on my HTC wildfire and now i am getting this problem.
I went to settings > manage apps > all
And almost all downloaded apps are on sd-card. Then where is 150mb internal memory being used?
Can anyone help?
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I have but still no success.
i've heard that i should partition sd-card. What do you say ?
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alamgirqazi said:
I have but still no success.
i've heard that i should partition sd-card. What do you say ?
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yes you should partition your sd card in order to have more memory.
I have a CDMA One V and I am running CM10 with JMZ JB kernel. I can not for the LIFE OF ME figure out WHY SD card is broken and internal storage only has 1gb of space.. It reads that I have an SD card in but it instantly dismounts and says it is safe to remove.
I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER FOR ANY ANSWERS!!
If your sdcard reads on your computer, back everything up and reformat your card. Dunno about the internal storage.
Hope that helps a little.
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I'm just going to RUU back to stock. I heard that you have to lock the bootloader for it to work, is this true?
Yep. Relock and ruu and let us know what happens.
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whoshotjr2006 said:
Yep. Relock and ruu and let us know what happens.
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Worked like a charm. Thank you much.
Anything else I need to do before I start flashing mildwild looks good any help thanks
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sywats said:
Anything else I need to do before I start flashing mildwild looks good any help thanks
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Flash a recovery and partition your SD card. 4ext is the best one out there.
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Thanks for reply I have flashed recovery with 4ext recovery but haven't partitioned SD card yet would I need to for mildwild 5.8?? Cheers
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Pretty much for every ROM.
Make 1gb ext3/4 partition with 4ext recovery and you're set.
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Ok cheers also my hboot is 0.93.0001 would I need to change this??
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Ok cheers also my hboot is 0.93.0001 would I need to change this??
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Some roms require special hboot.
Check out http://alpharev.nl
Will making a partition wipe the SD card using 4ext?
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Yes, partitioning does destroy all your data.
Ok so I need to back up SD card to my netbook and then create 1 partition using 4ext and then just put all my data back on sdcard?? Am I right?? And the size of the partition 1gb??? Cheers
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Ok so I need to back up SD card to my netbook and then create 1 partition using 4ext and then just put all my data back on sdcard?? Am I right?? And the size of the partition 1gb??? Cheers
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Right. Partition can be 1-1.5GB ext4 and rest fat32. Skip all other secondary partitions.
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darkpepe said:
Yes, partitioning does destroy all your data.
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Not necessarily. You can use something like gparted on Linux (or Partition Magic on Windows) to resize your FAT32 partition non-destructively.
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Not necessarily. You can use something like gparted on Linux (or Partition Magic on Windows) to resize your FAT32 partition non-destructively.
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Exactly
Hey everybody,
I partitioned my sd card but forget to backup what should i do now to recover it
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erdal67 said:
Hey everybody,
I partitioned my sd card but forget to backup what should i do now to recover it
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You probably can't. On windows there is a program called recuva. You can try bit but since it was a partition formatting i doubt you will get anywhere... Sorry pal
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erdal67 said:
Hey everybody,
I partitioned my sd card but forget to backup what should i do now to recover it
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If you have a way of mounting it to your computer you can probably recover most data. Some may be corrupted or there may be issues where you've already overwritten it so it won't be 100%.
But this app is the one I use for all my data recovery at work: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
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If you have a way of mounting it to your computer you can probably recover most data. Some may be corrupted or there may be issues where you've already overwritten it so it won't be 100%.
But this app is the one I use for all my data recovery at work: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
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I will try:thumbup:
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