Rooted my phone yesterday and installed Teppic's rooted stock rom and loving it.
I am trying to create a partition so I can use Apps2SD but I am having major issues. I am following the thread below but when I get to the parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 part its not working.
Anyone got any idea's? Probably just me being dumb!
Have tried googling it but all a bit confusing
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Hi I rooted yesterday and am running cm6.. as its based on froyo and have some apps on my SD card already what happens to them?
I know that the SD card gets wiped and I will have a make a copy, but what happens to the apps that are already on there? Do I need to back them up, and re install them so that they go on the SD card?
I'm new to rooting but think I understand it all :-)
Thanks, matt
Edit, I will probably use Rom manager to portion it..
Last edited by Mattmann; September 16th, 2010 at 10:33 AM.
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Basically if you're going to be using a2SD+ instead of a2SD in froyo, it will only affect apps installed after partitioning.
Maybe move them all back to internal memory, titanium back up the apps (copy all SD card folders to PC) and then format the card. Then when you restore the apps through titanium they will be installed on the ext partition you created earlier.
Device(s): HTC Desire rooted, still with original rom, S-off
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I rooted my Desire basically to just remove bloatware and partition my sd card and hopefully keep the original rom. Been trying to partition through Rom Manager, SuRoots advice and also with GParted but keep getting same result:
8gb card - tried partitioning with 512mb / 1024mb. The card goes down to 7 something gb / 6,37gb and internal is only around 137mb.
Can you maybe tell me where I'm going wrong? Do I need a custom rom for this to happen?
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Thanks SUroot, I don't quite get it though.
Could you make it a little more easy for a simpleton like me? Even if I put my ext2/3/4 at 512mb or 1gb, internal memory will still show up as 140mb, is that right? If so, where does that gig or half gig go to and is it really worth me partitioning?
The Starburst Rom looks close enough to what I want, heard anything good/bad about it?
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1) the internal memory will not go up, but it WILL go down slower. This is the point of partitioning.
2) Yes we know the Dev. If I wanted to use Data2sd and didnt want to get into doing it all myself, I would probably go for this. It depends on how good your card is though.
Personally, I prefer this method from Lekky's Pos. Much easier:
Turn on your phone while holding the volume down button.
You will see HBOOT on the screen.
Use the volume buttons to move up and down and power button to select the RECOVERY option.
You will now see a red triangle on the screen, at this point plug your phone into your PC via your microUSB cable.
Double click on recovery-windows.bat inside the pushfiles_windows.zip folder you unzipped as part of the root process. pushfiles_windows.zip
Using the optical trackpad select Partition sdcard > Partition SD
Select SWAP=0, EXT2=512 and allow the rest to be FAT32.
Select the SD:ext2 to ext3 option in this menu.
Go back to the Recovery Console main menu and select Reboot system now. While rebooting, unplug the Desire from the USB port.
so ---is this all you need to do to partition an SD card?!- how come i was trying to do it using Gparted etc.?!- or is that something else altogether?!
so ---is this all you need to do to partition an SD card?!- how come i was trying to do it using Gparted etc.?!- or is that something else altogether?!
This thread is a really old thread (over 1 year). Use Gparted.
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