Root Down grading my PRI??

[localguy]

Well, it's all internal, so you may as well move it to /cache to clear up usable space on /data. There's no reason not to. Go ahead and reboot, verify that dalvik was moved to cache.

The easiest way to do that is to open a terminal and type these commands:

ls -al /data|grep .dcpartition
mount|grep cache
df -h|grep cache

Let me know the output of those commands, and I can tell you if it worked right or not.

is that a capital I in the begining is or Is cause i cant find it on my cell lol also all one line or?

 

[akazabam]

is that a capital I in the begining is or Is cause i cant find it on my cell lol also all one line or?

Sorry, that's a small L. As in list.

 

[localguy]

Sorry, that's a small L. As in list.

no such file or directory

 

[Mr. Ed]

I need a 32gb card

 

[frenchy714]

I need a 32gb card

+1

 

[akazabam]

no such file or directory

Ok, just do ls -a -l /data, then tell me if you see that one file listed after the grep.

EDIT: you can just go look for that file in /data with a file explorer, or just do the other two commands; that'll be enough information.

 

[akazabam]

I need a 32gb card

I thought about getting one, but I decided I'd rather have a faster card than a slightly larger one. The class 10 32 GB cards are just too expensive.

 

[localguy]

Ok, just do ls -a -l /data, then tell me if you see that one file listed after the grep.

EDIT: you can just go look for that file in /data with a file explorer, or just do the other two commands; that'll be enough information.

now you tell me after i logged on through cell and pasted all that lol

 

[akazabam]

now you tell me after i logged on through cell and pasted all that lol

Lol, well, the other information would have been helpful to actually verify it worked, but if you see that file in /data, then it probably worked.

 

[localguy]

yes i see the data file so it worked i guess lol.....

 

[akazabam]

yes i see the data file so it worked i guess lol.....

It's basically a flag. If it wasn't there, a2sd would at least think cache was in /data rather than /cache. That last command I gave you was basically to verify that /cache had about 60 MB. You can use any app from the market that can tell you how much space is used in each partition. Heck, I think spare parts will tell you, actually.

 

[Mr. Ed]

I can wait on a bigger sd card. Grabbed a 16gb a while back with best buy bucks. Localguy have you run akazabams sd card zip? Its awesomes

 

[localguy]

I can wait on a bigger sd card. Grabbed a 16gb a while back with best buy bucks. Localguy have you run akazabams sd card zip? Its awesomes

No i havent ran the card zip, link/info on em? Thanks

 

[Mr. Ed]

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Oops wait

http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-all-things-root/262240-speed-up-sdcard-read-access.html

 

[akazabam]

Hehe, it's actually Bek's script. Give him the credit for that one . If you have the latest netarchy or ziggy's kernel, you souldn't have to flash that zip. I've heard that it still helps, though, for whatever reason.

 

[Mr. Ed]

U zipped it tho!

 

[akazabam]

U zipped it tho!

Haha, true. Was it you that was talking about flashing it even after flashing the latest netarchy, and still seeing faster read speeds?

 

[Mr. Ed]

Yup. He has a pretty mild increase included. The script in the zip was set for more of an increase