How I can partition arc /s internal memory?
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what is your rom?
ics or jb?
stock or custom rom?
I don't think you can...
and if you could, why would you want to do it?
You cannot. You could, however, use a script to increase internal memory by linking with sd card if that's what you want to do.
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I use the search system and have tried this solution, but it didn't work. I have a 4 GB SD card and I am running Jankarutu's XE ROM and I would like to be able to partition the SD card equally so I can put 2 GB on my internal memory and use the other 2 GB for storage. Can someone please help me out? I only have 30 MB left, and that's after using Link2SD and linking all my apps.
hello .. have you changed your kernel? if I'm not mistaken you need a compatible kernel ..... I have done my personal rom with sd of course support system .. a factory reset wipe, wipe a Dalvik, and then wipe cache .. I install the custom ROM, I did another wipe and wipe Dalvik cache without restarting I flash the kernel and it's good I have 130 MB of free once a reboot is but I use it just may be a2sdgui of ..
the swap would not apparently enough relative to the wear on the SD card to be seen as
Thanks for the reply. I actually found a different guide that tells you how to trick your phone into thinking the external is really internal memory by replacing the void.fstab file? in the /system/etc directory and it worked. I am going to buy a 32 gb card and do it
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can you please share the thread were you find the tutorial.
Thank you in advance.
Is there any reason why link2sd is not workable on s-on device? Is it a ROM problem or is it a security r/w problem?
If it is ROM problem, is it possible to modified the official ROM a little bit so as it could support link2sd whilst still be flashed via Official RUU?
Can't be done with S-ON. You need S-OFF, root, and a custom ROM that supports it.
By default the XE rom has data2sd script built in. You have to partition half of your SD card as ext 4, then wipe your caches and you should boot with 2 gb internal memory...however I think that is the maximum amount capable on this rom.
Props to Jikantaru,alquez,methadron, and to all the other up and coming chefs, you guys made this phone pimp!
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jermzii said:
By default the XE rom has data2sd script built in. You have to partition half of your SD card as ext 4, then wipe your caches and you should boot with 2 gb internal memory...however I think that is the maximum amount capable on this rom.
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It is. I tried partitioning 9 GB and it got stuck on the HTC boot-loop. Going to try an unlimited memory ROM and see if it works If not, I'm perfectly fine with 2 GB of internal memory, but would be nice to get least 8 or 9 as I bought a 16 GB card for that purpose
Also, to the user asking for the tutorial, here is the link
Someone swapped the internal memory of their Galaxy with their sd card:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1088474
Is this possible with the WFS? The Galaxy has two internal memory partitions: an internal phone memory and an internal "sd" memory. The hack worked bc they were able to swap the internal sd memory with external sd memory.
Is the internal memory of the WFS partitioned like this? Will this trick work? I'm really in need of more memory, even with link2sd. I can't use jikantura's rom bc I have a cdma phone...
GotsOJ said:
Someone swapped the internal memory of their Galaxy with their sd card:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1088474
Is this possible with the WFS? The Galaxy has two internal memory partitions: an internal phone memory and an internal "sd" memory. The hack worked bc they were able to swap the internal sd memory with external sd memory.
Is the internal memory of the WFS partitioned like this? Will this trick work? I'm really in need of more memory, even with link2sd. I can't use jikantura's rom bc I have a cdma phone...
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One thing you can do is with Titanium backup pro, melt some of the bloatware out of the system/apps area and integrate sys d-cache files into the ROM.
With the stock 2.35 I was able to free up 35 MB of ROM memory and integrate 24 MB of sys d-cache into the rom. Along with integrating updates for facebook, maps etc, I am running with over 400 mb of programs on the Ext2 partition and all their data internal with 65 mb internal still free for data and quickstart apps.
Worth a shot.
I'm having a SE Xperia Arc S LT18i Android Version 4.0.3 and I'd root my phone.
Now i'm wondering how to change the default installation destination from internal memory to external memory (SD card) by root explorer.
Can anyone help me on this? Best by providing the edited code so that I can know which line of codes have to be changed.
Or any other ways to solve this problem beside using Root Explorer.
Btw, how to move the unmovable apps to SD card? Urgent~
Thanks in advance~ :laugh:
Follow the Link2SD guide on XperiaBlog.
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Thanks~ I'll try it now~
Why are my partition tools not detecting my SD card when I plugged in my phone to the laptop?
Is this happened to all Xperia Arc S phone??
Need Help, can't create 2nd partition btw can't copy my files from SD card to Desktop...(for backup)
which partition tools are you using? paragon and all doesnt detect dunno y..use minitool partition..
tried both paragon and minitool, both doesn't work
Connect your phone in MSC mode. Under MTP mode, your SD card won't get detected.
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Use easus partition manager.
Press Thanks if i helped you
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@xtacy!
and how do we change the mode from MTP to MSC? thanks
Settings->Xperia->Connectivity->USB connection mode
1. segmentation fault while want to move my app using link2sd from internal to SD card. (tried both fat32 and ext4)
2. while connected to PC, it only can detect one partition.
zzzzz
while clicking install location on link2sd shown segmentation fault too!!
and1 more question, (i guess) since my app can be link and move from my internal memory to my first partition only, photo snapped by camera also stored in first partition, then what can I do with my second partition?
recommended partition resize for my 8GB SD card is what?
e.g. part1- 3.75gb part2- 3.5gb
You might want to format your SD card and try again. That might get rid of the segmentation faults.
Photos taken with the camera are saved directly to the SD card and not to the new partition.
I normally use 1GB for the partition.
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Hello can someone help me with a init.d script to bind internal storage to external SD on JB. I managed to do it fine on GB but it doesnt seem to work on JB. What I am not asking is to swap the internal and external using vold.fstab.
Also I want a RAM swap partition. I can partition a Linux Swap on the SD but need help on a init.d script to turn the Swap partition on without using any third party apps. Thanks in advance.
Gizmotech said:
Hello can someone help me with a init.d script to bind internal storage to external SD on JB. I managed to do it fine on GB but it doesnt seem to work on JB. What I am not asking is to swap the internal and external using vold.fstab.
Also I want a RAM swap partition. I can partition a Linux Swap on the SD but need help on a init.d script to turn the Swap partition on without using any third party apps. Thanks in advance.
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hmm ill just ask im not in for a help.. is the sense you make external and internal memory will read as one as internal?
Yes that's correct. I would rather have one big storage than one with a measly 1GB storage. So i don't mind not even having the internal storage at all.
Gizmotech said:
Yes that's correct. I would rather have one big storage than one with a measly 1GB storage. So i don't mind not even having the internal storage at all.
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i will search it.. hmm im quite interested
Gizmotech said:
Yes that's correct. I would rather have one big storage than one with a measly 1GB storage. So i don't mind not even having the internal storage at all.
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Good!
So, has anyone made or found a custom .pit file to repartition the internal memory to a larger /data partition?
Any ideas?
Would LOVE that as opposed to using external SD.:silly:
demoncamber said:
So, has anyone made or found a custom .pit file to repartition the internal memory to a larger /data partition?
Any ideas?
Would LOVE that as opposed to using external SD.:silly:
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No. That's the simple answer.
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demoncamber said:
So, has anyone made or found a custom .pit file to repartition the internal memory to a larger /data partition?
Any ideas?
Would LOVE that as opposed to using external SD.:silly:
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Just use a partition swapper or something like that, though I don't understand why, this device does OK with internal storage and a 32gb SD card
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soupysoup said:
Just use a partition swapper or something like that, though I don't understand why, this device does OK with internal storage and a 32gb SD card
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I thought it would be too... but add a few games and 94 apps later, you're dangerously close to the "low space" warning... /data is only 1.9gb of space... Kind of absurd if you think about it. I already have a 32gb sdhc card, why shouldn't I be able to extend the /data partition to take up some of my unused space on internal memory?
Plus, if the partition were on the internal memory, it would be faster and more optimal than an sdhc card...
how is the best to have applications? internal memory or the SD card? I heard that if applications are stored in the internal memory runs faster than sd card. it`s that true? or the best is to have it all on SD? Sorry for my english
adryanodej said:
how is the best to have applications? internal memory or the SD card? I heard that if applications are stored in the internal memory runs faster than sd card. it`s that true? or the best is to have it all on SD? Sorry for my english
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If u hav more internal memory den let them be on it otherwise link your app to sd card via link2sd
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manoj_nike15 said:
If u hav more internal memory den let them be on it otherwise link your app to sd card via link2sd
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i have an arc s but i don`t have many apk`s ... so better on internal memory if i had space than sd card