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Increasing phone memory without rooting
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I was wondering whether the phone memory can be increased (by creating an EXT partition on the SD card) without rooting. So, can this be done?
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Not to my knowledge, although if anyone does know a way, I'll happily stand corrected.
You can force apps to install directly to the SD Card by default though, would that be an option?
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Not to my knowledge, although if anyone does know a way, I'll happily stand corrected.
You can force apps to install directly to the SD Card by default though, would that be an option?
Is that possible in gingerbread too? I know that we could on Froyo.
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Is that possible in gingerbread too? I know that we could on Froyo.
you can do that in gb also it will work ...
you can try it same method
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you can do that in gb also it will work ...
you can try it same method
Thanks. Will try it out.
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Thanks for the link.
However, when I type adb devices (or adb shell), the following appears :
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
ADB server didn't ACK
* failed to start daemon *
error: cannot connect to daemon
Have installed Google's USB drivers from the SDK rather than that of HTC. Can that be a problem?
The same technique worked in 2.2.
Thanks in advance.
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Install the drivers given by lg and when you conncet your phone to pc enable usb debugging in your phone settings and try ...
And update your android sdk veesion to latest version
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Install the drivers given by lg and when you conncet your phone to pc enable usb debugging in your phone settings and try ...
And update your android sdk veesion to latest version
All three things already done.
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Thanks a lot. But it results in the same error.
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Your phone isn't mounted as a disk drive is it? It needs to be in Charge Only mode.
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Your phone isn't mounted as a disk drive is it? It needs to be in Charge Only mode.
No, it isn't.
Updating the LG Drivers too didn't work.
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