Hi Guys,
My phone was rooted, so I relocked my bootloader and flashed the RUU.
This brought me back to the original start of my phone so I was able to install the lollipop OTA.
Now, i've lollipop on my phone, configured everything etc, but my storage is on 7.7 out of 8gb.
I've added some screenshots , can somebody tell me how to get more free internal storage? On KitKat , the storage space was half as full as it is now.... (with the same apps installed)
I've tried to do a cleanup of internal storage, i've cleaned the phone with CCleaner and CleanMaster, nothing helps.
Thanks in advance!
7.7 out of 8GB :
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Here it says only 1.55GB of apps. No other stuff te remove :
The file browser shows the internal storage is "Empty" :
Here is shows the files on the internal storage are only 300kb :
I had the same issue as well, even clearing and uninstalling many apps. But I did a fresh complete factory reset, restore all my apps and im back on business
h3llrai53r said:
I had the same issue as well, even clearing and uninstalling many apps. But I did a fresh complete factory reset, restore all my apps and im back on business
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Yeah I wasn't able to install any apps too
I did do a reset before configuring my phone, after the Lollipop OTA was installed, but I did it in settings > backup and reset.
I just did a reset from the bootloader, it's configuring my phone now. Fingers crossed.
Vinny1994 said:
Yeah I wasn't able to install any apps too
I did do a reset before configuring my phone, after the Lollipop OTA was installed, but I did it in settings > backup and reset.
I just did a reset from the bootloader, it's configuring my phone now. Fingers crossed.
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Yup that will work. I did the same as well. Cleared many of my internal memory. Just a quick tips, try to uninstall updates on Google apps that you dont use at all. Like me I dont use much Play music and also HTC Zoe and Kid mode. So I uninstall the updates and also disabled them so that it will not prompt me to update it
So, I did the reset, disabled a LOT of apps, removed updates etc, and it's now on 6.9 out of 8 GB.
I would really like to know what the more than 4GB "other" storage is.....
I had like 3,5 out of 8GB free in KitKat.. This is really a pain
There is extra bloatware bundled with the Lollipop ota. I'm in a similar situation with my phone. I recommend moving data from non-essential apps to your sd card. I did this with games and some other apps I can do without if I remove the SD card.
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My friend has the same problem with his HTC Desire 816. More than half of his internal memory (4gb+) is locked in the "Other" part of the storage. What exactly does this "other" storage carry? How can we release the memory from "Other"?
no one knows an answer? pls help I also have 7.91/8 GBs and the phone is crippled.. I can't do any updates any new downloads and I have been constantly uninstalling and micromanaging every app and everything..
atarek9 said:
no one knows an answer? pls help I also have 7.91/8 GBs and the phone is crippled.. I can't do any updates any new downloads and I have been constantly uninstalling and micromanaging every app and everything..
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Use Link2SD to move parts of apps to SD card. I tried removing system apps, but I had problems with stability.
I had the exact same issue as you have and the only real fix is to either limit your downloaded apps significantly or gain root access by setting up a developers account at HTC. DEV and unlocking your bootloader then flashing TWRP custom recovery through ADB fastboot then flashing the superSU zip file from your internal SD card using TWRP recoverys file manager to gain root access . Even then HTC locks the nand storage on their phones so you will have to gain S off using either sophisticated development tools or pay $25 and use the Sunshine app and have that do it for you. Then you can buy the pro version of link2SD from the play store and partition 10% to 20% of your external SD card in ext2 format primary storage and format the rest to FAT32 primary storage using a SD formatting utility like Easeus partition manager on your computer. Then create mount scripts from within the link2SD app then reboot and your low storage problem will be a thing of the past. I did it and so can you. Just do it one step at a time but that's the only real way to increase your storage internally on this phone.
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Hi, I have searched for the answer but cant find it
I rooted with unrevoked yesterday and installed the clockworkmod recovery as well.
i downloaded r1-a2sd-desire-dalvik-fresh-signed.zip
and put it on the root of my sd card
i then entered the recovery wiped data and cache which wiped and tried to wipe dalvik though nothing appeared to happen.
i then tried to flash the above mentioned zip of apps2sd
it starts flashing but then comes to a message saying...
can't symlink system xbin failure at line 5 symlink busybox
so what am i doing wrong?
any help would be much appreciated.
i have a nandroid backup.
I tried for ages to get a2sd on my stock rooted desire. I used several guides all of which failed somewhere.
In the end I gave up and installed PAYS 2.1 ROM with Sense & A2SD. Works fine and looks pretty much like stock.
Use Recovery mode (Push from Windows) to format SD Card with 0MB Swap, 512MB Ext and the rest FAT32. Upgrade the ext2 to ext3 then use ROm Manager from Market to install the new ROM.
Yes, this was what i had been thinking i would have to do. do i need to flash a new radio for pays?
Been trying to do this also.
How do I upgrade to ext3?
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stewart30 said:
Been trying to do this also.
How do I upgrade to ext3?
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I think your best very is to use rom manager or I believe you can do out using the amon ra recovery.
So can any one help me install apps 2 sd?
kinkade said:
I think your best very is to use rom manager or I believe you can do out using the amon ra recovery.
So can any one help me install apps 2 sd?
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Ok so the update is I can now flash the zip but my phone then hangs whilst rebooting and I have to restore from nandroid
I have a problem also.....
I used rom manager to partition my sd card and can install apps on the sd card but when i reboot...the apps installed on the sd card have disappeared.
Anyone help?
Cheers.
Disappear you mean shortcut only or the whole app?
Do you have an ext3 partition?
jpopgt said:
I have a problem also.....
I used rom manager to partition my sd card and can install apps on the sd card but when i reboot...the apps installed on the sd card have disappeared.
Anyone help?
Cheers.
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Are you talking about "installed apps" or sd card content?
Partitioning sd card deletes everything on sd card
djoni1980 said:
Are you talking about "installed apps" or sd card content?
Partitioning sd card deletes everything on sd card
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I backed up my sd card to pc then used rom manager to partition card then copied my files back to card, then i go into settings and set for apps to be installed to external.
Next i go into market and download an app and it installs itself on the sd card and i make a shortcut on the phone.....everything works fine.
But after a reboot, the shortcut had disappeared and the app is not listed in my "all Apps" but still shows that it is installed if i go into market.
I have this problem with all roms.....i don't know what i'm doing wrong.
The way I understand A2SD and Froyo's app2sd, when you install A2SD/+ enabled rom and partition your sd card, you don't have to set up anything.
It "tricks" rom to use ext partition as part of internal memory, and stores everything it can in ext partition (A2SD storage).
It always worked for me, and you can check this by installing quick system info app from market.
It will show if your ext partition (A2SD storage) is being filled with data - check out this pic that I found with google:
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this is an example of worrking A2SD, if it doesn't work, or you haven't partitioned you card, A2SD storage will be unavailable.
Once you choose setting for the apps to be installed to external, you manually switch to Froyo app2sd, which is inferior way to store your apps on sd card. That's why it didn't work for you.
Thanks for the info
I will try again....my phone says A2SD storage -information not available
Cheers.
djoni1980 said:
The way I understand A2SD and Froyo's app2sd, when you install A2SD/+ enabled rom and partition your sd card, you don't have to set up anything.
It "tricks" rom to use ext partition as part of internal memory, and stores everything it can in ext partition (A2SD storage).
It always worked for me, and you can check this by installing quick system info app from market.
It will show if your ext partition (A2SD storage) is being filled with data - check out this pic that I found with google:
this is an example of worrking A2SD, if it doesn't work, or you haven't partitioned you card, A2SD storage will be unavailable.
Once you choose setting for the apps to be installed to external, you manually switch to Froyo app2sd, which is inferior way to store your apps on sd card. That's why it didn't work for you.
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Hi, djoni1980 what is the name of the software you use? I m running on a stock rooted rom, but cant get all that information
regards
JoseF
jpopgt said:
Thanks for the info
I will try again....my phone says A2SD storage -information not available
Cheers.
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I had the same problem, but got rid of it, after installing A2SD enabled rom(NeoPhyTe ROM).
Try it
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Hi, djoni1980 what is the name of the software you use? I m running on a stock rooted rom, but cant get all that information
regards
JoseF
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it's a quick system info app, you can find it on market.
I took this picture from google search just as an example, but actual app on my phone has exactly the same look (adamg's official froyo sense rom with A2SD enabled)
Hey peeps.
I've run into a problem recently. I don't have enough storlage space left for installing apps from the market.
I'm using an ICS Rom by sandvold.com. I have partioned 2 gigabytes of my 32 gigs SD card to be used for a2sd and so far only 500 mb is in use. Both my dalvik cache and app data are on the sd card.
During the installation of a2sd in my Rom I chose to use the stock version.
Does anyone know a possible solution to my problem?
Ty in advance!
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Open Terminal Emulator on your phone and type
Code:
su
a2sd install
I have done that already. How would I else be able to have my dalvik cache and app data on my sd card..?
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Screenshot of my titanium backup start screen.
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Start Terminal Emulator and post the output of these commands here:
Code:
su
ls -l /data
I do not get what you want me to say with your last post.
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If you want to know where all your free space has gone, try Diskusage app, and check your data partition...
Probably the cache of some of your apps has grown too much...
I had the same problem before I changed to Data++ hboot, and to COS ICS ROM (with dalvik2sd option)
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I've just realized you can't install apps from the market...
Try clearing caches and/or data from your browsers. Or even games... When you have enough free space for installing, try Diskusage then...
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I managed to clear up a little space by clearing my browser cache to install an app that easily clears my cache. I wanted to link my Titanium backup screenshot and the response to writing the command written above. Finally booted up my pc and here they are:
Titanium Backup information
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I'm gonna try that disk app in a few hours..
Help is here!
I had the same problem.I have a desire stock 2.2.2 rooted and the space is very limited.This is what i done:
I partition my sd card ext2/ext3 (ext4 doesn't work)
Installed link 2 sd (when you first launch you will be prompted what partition you have ext2/ext3/ext4)
Restart the phone and you are done.
After linking the apps( i mean i linked in first restart 40+) the phone will boot slowly but after that it will be faster.
Hope helps you
I thank you much for the reply, but this is already what I've done and I'm out of space again, with my SD partitioned. I partitioned 2 GB of storage on my SD and it isn't using it all as you see on the titanium backup screenshot. I have no clue on how to fix it..
DaveFX said:
If you want to know where all your free space has gone, try Diskusage app, and check your data partition...
Probably the cache of some of your apps has grown too much...
I had the same problem before I changed to Data++ hboot, and to COS ICS ROM (with dalvik2sd option)
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I checked with the Diskusage app and found that approximately 600 MB was allocated for cache and data. Why isn't all of my 2 GB of sd-ext added to this "list"? Any suggestions would be apreciated.
Your output clearly shows A2SD is not working. Which means, Apps and Dalvik-Cache are not moved to SD-EXT.
So please run
Code:
a2sd install
After successfull reboot (script will you asking to do so after answering the question which data should be moved), please the output of this command again
Code:
ls -l /data
I ran the "a2sd install" command, moved dalvik and moved data by writing "y" to the questions.. After that I performed a reboot.
I then ran the command you wrote: ls -l /data.
I could be worth mentioning that during the installation of my ICS rom I choose to use the stock a2sd. I used to have a GB rom on my Desire some time ago. Back then I was using some other script called Darktremor and that worked. I have the opportunity to try another a2sd script during the installation of my rom. Any suggestions?
Ok this is what i suggest:
Remove the sim and memory card
If you have an card reader (backup your fat 32 partition and format it ;after that format ex2/ext3 partition)
Restore backup on the fat32 partition
Now do the phone a factory reset
Wait till it boots
Restart it
Put back the sd card and sim in the phone
Go to market and install link 2 sd and do the method i write in last post.
If this dosn't work flash data++ hboot from alpharev site
A2SD is still not working. How and with witch program did you partition your SD card?
MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition
Ok now i know what you are talking about:whatever you install it gives you inssuficient memory.I had the same prob after installing some app from market.I just installed it and it worked good then.
I used the recoverymode (Revolutionary) to partition my SD card, but it was an entirely new SD card at the time I installed it in my phone for about 1 month ago. I hadn't formatted it before I started using it.
I'm gonna try your method mansamihai, and get it done today hopefully. Not being able to install/update apps is driving me crazy.
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MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition.
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Hammerbak said:
I used the recoverymode (Revolutionary) to partition my SD card, but it was an entirely new SD card at the time I installed it in my phone for about 1 month ago. I hadn't formatted it before I started using it.
I'm gonna try your method mansamihai, and get it done today hopefully. Not being able to install/update apps is driving me crazy.
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do not use MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition for creating your ext partition.
while it may work for some, in lots of cases it can cause more problems.
backup your sd card to computer first, then try partitioning from scratch again.
gparted is recommended above anything else, or use 4ext recovery.
I used the partition function in the revolutionary recovery mode to partition my SD. I've made it to the point where I should choose which file system my SD cards partition is in the Link2SD app and I have no clue which one to choose? Any chance for a bit of help here?
I tried the to do it all over again, sadly without any change in results..
It is still not working..
Any suggestions on what to do now?
Thanks in advance!
Well. No apps to SD. No biggie I thought. I'm trying to upgrade some of my apps. However I'm getting failed messages. Out of disk space. However I have plenty of space on both my internal and SD cards. What gives. I looked at the output of df. I also have plenty of available space on every mount. Anyone know how to fix or work around this bug? It's annoying at best.
If someone sees something I'm missing please fill me in.
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488MB out if 16GB is NOT plenty of space...
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It is when the package to install is 1.3megs, and keep in mind many supplemental apps won't install to the actual external drive.
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figure out what is eating 6.79GB clear that. problem solved
I know what is using the space. Basically you two seem to think that 400+ MB of space is not enough to install a 1.3mb package?
On older devices, internal storage was broken up into 2 or more partitions with one small "internal" storage partition pertaining to application installs and the other the sdcard for user storage. That does not appear to be the case anymore in jellybean or at least not on this device. I simply asked because it was strange that I couldn't find a trace of any such storage point that would explain my issue.
*edit - lost my cool for a minute removed an unnecessary fire starter*
At this point I'm symlinking installed data to work around the issue. Thanks anyway.
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Root and use directory bind for apps2sd until they come out with and update to fix it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410262
I've heard a little about directory bind, isn't it essentially doing the same thing I'm doing except just with a GUI instead of cli?
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Tap where it says "Miscellaneous files" and it will sort by size. Delete some of them.
You're using all your space.
Play store downloads to /cache first. Are you rooted/running a custom ROM? You're cache partition is probably loaded with old files and crap. Go into recovery, wipe cache (dalvik too, for that matter) and reboot. That should fix it
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I don't think its.cache, the partition has lots of available space to the tune of 970mb. Ill wipe cache and dalvik anyway. Nothing to lose there. Also directory bind is working better than my ext3 mount strategy. Thanks for that suggestion, I'm using that now instead.
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Check out cache in Gallery
I noticed yesterday that the Gallery was eating 5gb just in cache. I cleared the cache and reclaimed the space.
I noticed there is really only 10GB total of internal storage... After installing all my apps and a nand backup or 2 i was down to 2GB of free space. I installed ROM Toolbox Pro and ran the Apps to SD feature then ran titanium Backup and ran the APPS to SD batch to move everything and now I have 8GB free space on internal storage. I also moved all my nands to the Ext. Storage.
I noticed that the TWRP recovery wont let me do a backup to external SD for some reason. Anyone else with this problem?
jeffokada81 said:
I noticed there is really only 10GB total of internal storage... After installing all my apps and a nand backup or 2 i was down to 2GB of free space. I installed ROM Toolbox Pro and ran the Apps to SD feature then ran titanium Backup and ran the APPS to SD batch to move everything and now I have 8GB free space on internal storage. I also moved all my nands to the Ext. Storage.
I noticed that the TWRP recovery wont let me do a backup to external SD for some reason. Anyone else with this problem?
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Not trying to revive an old thread but i found this post off a search i did and this is better then starting a new thread.
Anyways my question was has anyone used the apps 2sd feature that's embedded within ROM Toolbox pro? Being as the apps2sd in the app store doesn't work on it device and everyone recommends running a script. So you were able to switch your download location of future apps to your external storage? Did they open just fine after that from the app drawer?
I'm not necessarily worried about moving existing apps over rather then having the future ones download to that location. Although if the moving process of current apps goes cleanly i would like to move over my games considering the 3 bigger games are 2.75Gb combined. So it would be nice to move those.
If you could elaborate on the backing up current apps through titanium and them moving the to external and still being able to run them as normal i would certainly appreciate it.
Thanks on advance
Edit: P. S. I also forgot to mention I have done multiple twrp nan backups to external and they go flawlessly. My very first Stock Rooted backup i keep on internal just incase something goes awol on my external sd. But i also have a copy of that backup along with all my custom ROM backups on the external.
I seem to have run into a problem yesterday when flashing a leaked 4.1.2 rom. (on my girlfriend's Xperia S)
I have installed it on a stock .255 as instructed and the installation was completed successfully. I didn't do a full wipe as I wanted to keep all of my previous data. Now the ROM runs absolutely fine on the phone but all data seems to be gone (???).
When I checked the storage on the phone I found that 24gb of data are still being occupied. I installed a file manager and found that all of my previous data along with application data is still present on my phone memory.
After fiddling a bit with the settings and a few ROM flashes later I have managed to put the phone in bootloop and I ended up having to wipe data on the phone with flashtool and I did a clean install of .255 firmware and then flashed the TuRdZzROM.
To my surprise even after going through all of the above the data is still present on my phone's memory. It seems like it is some sort of partition or something that is not being touched by the system. The files can be read and opened through any file manager.
Is there anyone here who understands where the problem lies and how I could fix it?
I attach a couple of screenshots from the filemanager on the phone below.
and here is a full filetree:
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The internal memory is highly partitioned. Boot, system, data, cache, TA, and a few other ones, and mainly SD card. That's where your data goes. Unless you format that one, the factory rest won't touch it.
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Felimenta97 said:
The internal memory is highly partitioned. Boot, system, data, cache, TA, and a few other ones, and mainly SD card. That's where your data goes. Unless you format that one, the factory rest won't touch it.
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Alright so I have all of this data on the sd card partition... There is a folder called Android in there where all the apps that I have previously had installed (before flashing) have their data stored. Is there any way to "revive" that? (all installed apps have been deleted when flashing )
Also I had some contacts stored in my phone but I can't find them now, would they also be found somewhere on the sd card?
shem2409 said:
Alright so I have all of this data on the sd card partition... There is a folder called Android in there where all the apps that I have previously had installed (before flashing) have their data stored. Is there any way to "revive" that? (all installed apps have been deleted when flashing )
Also I had some contacts stored in my phone but I can't find them now, would they also be found somewhere on the sd card?
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That data stored data isn't the app settings, neither all of that. Mostly cache related files...
About the contact, they aren't stored on the SD card, but on the data partition, under Contacts data. They can be on a vSync file, IF you had a backup made with the Contacts app. If not, they are lost.
Felimenta97 said:
That data stored data isn't the app settings, neither all of that. Mostly cache related files...
About the contact, they aren't stored on the SD card, but on the data partition, under Contacts data. They can be on a vSync file, IF you had a backup made with the Contacts app. If not, they are lost.
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Thanks a lot for your help mate
It really confused me how I had most of my storage filled after doing a clean install.
I get a insufficient space error when installing new apps or updating existing ones. I bought the phone pre-rooted and running Project X v3.6 from here on XDA. This is my first smart phone, so I'm noob. I don't like the lack of control over data storage. Listed below is the storage breakdown. As you can see, I have space across the board and I cant install the 35MB Inbox by google app. Maybe there's a way to change the size of the partitions? 2GB for apps seems weak to me.
Avail space according to storage in settings:
Device storage - 2GB, 250MB free
USB storage - 11.5GB, 2.9GB free
SD card (for music) - 3.7GB total, 500MB free
I also have a bunch of apps that need updating, but cant.
Try wiping cache and dalvik cache in Recovery
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bilgerryan said:
Try wiping cache and dalvik cache in Recovery
My ROM: WICKED X
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"wiping cache" --> What cache? Of each app? I'll clear Dropbox app cache and then try to update it, but still says not enough space.
I cleared delvik cache, rebooted, and it showed updating android screen.
Neither fixed it. Still cant update or install new apps. Then available space is still the same as described in the OP.
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"wiping cache" --> What cache? Of each app? I'll clear Dropbox app cache and then try to update it, but still says not enough space.
I cleared delvik cache, rebooted, and it showed updating android screen.
Neither fixed it. Still cant update or install new apps. Then available space is still the same as described in the OP.
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In Recovery
My ROM: WICKED X
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In Recovery
My ROM: WICKED X
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OK, I cleared cache and no fix. My email app now crashes because of android claiming there is no space. Is there a way to partition the internal SD to allow more space?
xOAT said:
OK, I cleared cache and no fix. My email app now crashes because of android claiming there is no space. Is there a way to partition the internal SD to allow more space?
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You can partition an external SD to be read as the data/app folder, most recoveries have the option. Back everything up first though as it will wipe the SD before it partitions it.
bilgerryan said:
You can partition an external SD to be read as the data/app folder, most recoveries have the option. Back everything up first though as it will wipe the SD before it partitions it.
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I have AGAT_Recovery tREC_v0.3.5 for recovery.
I have two options:
partition sdcard
partition internal sdcard
If I scroll down and choose partition internal sdcard, error shows: "Can't partition device: external_sd" (yes it says external sd when I select internal sdcard)
However, if I scroll up to it, it does not show an error and lets me proceed. Nice bug... My question is should I select and partition the internal sd, or will that destroy the OS?
I've never done the internal SD
My ROM: WICKED X