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Root [A2SD|D2SD|INT2EXT]Universal Method to Increase Internal Memory

mastermind1024

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I find a useful script from xda which will increase the internal memory of the device n the best thing is,
ITS UNIVERSAL....
It will work on any device n any rom which has root access n init.d support...
I m just sharing work of user croniccorey from xda, all credits to him...n please thank him too on xda..here is the link for original thread.
[SCRIPTS]CronMod-A2SD/D2EXT/INT2EXT (updated 08/06) - xda-developers

Devs can also use theses scripts to their roms provided they give proper credits to the creator of the scripts on their respective rom thread.

I have tested INT2EXT+ script on my own port from another device as its the best option among the all scripts.The dev also recommend it n I also recommend it.

INT2EXT scripts are new and faster then D2EXT, They are also the first universal INT2EXT method released

CAUTION:
You will loose your IMEI numbers after using the script...n possibly other NVRAM related data too...

EDIT(12/8/12, 23:32):
Now here I come in action again, I have modded the original INT2EXT+ script and solved that IMEI n nvram related bugs...I will share here my modded scripts only, for original scripts go to the original thread.
Other script will be modded on demand.


PRE-REQUISITES:
1) Rooted rom with init.d support
2) sd-ext partition

FEATURES:

INT2EXT+
-Mounts /sd-ext to /data
-Leaves /data/data on internal for speed
-Works with EXT 2/3/4 filesystems
-ZipAligns /data/app on every boot
-No symlinks
-First universal INT2EXT method


INT2EXT+deodexed
-Mounts /sd-ext to /data
-Leaves /data/dalvik-cache on internal for speed
-Works with EXT 2/3/4 filesystems
-ZipAligns /data/app on every boot
-No symlinks
-First universal INT2EXT method


DOWNLOADS:
I will share my modded script only, for original scripts go to original thread on xda, link above.

1) INT2EXT+_Mastermind.zip (IMEI n nvram related bugs fixed, reboot after 1st boot to get IMEI)
2) INT2EXT+deodexed_Mastermind.zip (for people facing slow system after using INT2EXT+ script)

HOW TO INSTALL:
(Instructions based on ClockWorkMod recovery)
-Download Appropriate Script Below
-Place on root of your sdcard
-Reboot Recovery
-Select "install zip from sdcard"
-Select "choose zip from sdcard"
-Select "CronMod-****_signed" (Flashable script zip)
-Select "mounts and storage" category
-Select "format /sd-ext"
-Reboot

Additional Notes:
- After flashing n reboot u may not get network, don't worry, just give device some time to boot completely then reboot, u will get back your network n IMEIs...



CREDITS:
- croniccorey from xda for the original scripts
- Thewraith420 for reporting bug on Virgin Mobile device


DISCLAIMER:
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please do some research if you have any concerns before flashing! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
 
Changelog:

1) 12/8/12, 23:32
- Modded original INT2EXT+ script to fix IMEI n NVRAM related bugs (bugs fixed)
- Link to modded script added to OP

2) 13/8/12, 21:36
- Reworked script for IMEI problem
- Updated link in OP

3) 17/8/12, 01:41
- New script released for deodexed roms to tackle slow system issue

4) 24/8/12, 18:12
- Updated script to fix IMEI n NVRAM related bugs on Virgin Mobile device
 
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Changelog:
-Modded original INT2EXT+ script to fix IMEI n NVRAM related bugs (bugs fixed)
- Link to modded script added to OP

Buddy the scripts worked as at the first boot the IMEI was not not available so rebooted the phone again and then the script is all set and now having the internal memory as 155mb used and 857mb free...
 
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its boot looping brother,!! i don't know why.!!
this is what i did.!!
-Downloaded Appropriate Script(int2ext+_mastermind.zip)
-Placed on root of sdcard
-Reboot Recovery
-Select "install zip from sdcard"
-Select "choose zip from sdcard"
-Select "
int2ext+_mastermind.zip"
-Select "mounts and storage" category
-Select "format /sd-ext"
-Reboot


but boot looping buddy?? have i done anything wrong??
i am on blue terror 1.6
 
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guys how to do sd ext partition as it is needed b4 stepping into this method...

firstly backup your sd card coz when u will make partition then all the data will be formatted.!! ;)
then reboot to recovery
- advanced
- partition sd card
- select ext size any 1 u want
- then do swap size 0

woila done.!!
to check install link2sd and create ext2 mount scripts and after reboot you go to link2sd and click settings and then click storage info.!!
you will see 2nd part mounted.!! :D
 
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its boot looping brother,!! i don't know why.!!
this is what i did.!!
-Downloaded Appropriate Script(int2ext+_mastermind.zip)
-Placed on root of sdcard
-Reboot Recovery
-Select "install zip from sdcard"
-Select "choose zip from sdcard"
-Select "
int2ext+_mastermind.zip"
-Select "mounts and storage" category
-Select "format /sd-ext"
-Reboot


but boot looping buddy?? have i done anything wrong??
i am on blue terror 1.6
No idea but did u used it on heavily loaded data partition means lot of apps installed???
N ya, no other mountscripts should be there,if u were using link2sd then remove 11link2sd from init.d plus install-recovery.sh from /etc...n u will lose ur apps so better to factory reset after removing the scripts.
If u were on data2sd by me then remove same install-recovery.sh from /etc plus 01e2fsck, 02data2sd n any zipalign script also from init.d...
I never try that on heavily loaded data partition as I know empty data partition(or atleast minimal) is good for script on 1st run, take less time to move contents to new partitions...
 
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No idea but did u used it on heavily loaded data partition means lot of apps installed???
N ya, no other mountscripts should be there,if u were using link2sd then remove 11link2sd from init.d plus install-recovery.sh from /etc...n u will lose ur apps so better to factory reset after removing the scripts.
If u were on data2sd by me then remove same install-recovery.sh from /etc plus 01e2fsck, 02data2sd n any zipalign script also from init.d...
I never try that on heavily loaded data partition as I know empty data partition(or atleast minimal) is good for script on 1st run, take less time to move contents to new partitions...

yup u are right.. I am using link2sd and I have 2nd partition of 1GB. and according to the mounted info 216 mb of apps are linked ..
so is that a too much?? idk. help me..
 
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its boot looping brother,!! i don't know why.!!
this is what i did.!!
-Downloaded Appropriate Script(int2ext+_mastermind.zip)
-Placed on root of sdcard
-Reboot Recovery
-Select "install zip from sdcard"
-Select "choose zip from sdcard"
-Select "
int2ext+_mastermind.zip"
-Select "mounts and storage" category
-Select "format /sd-ext"
-Reboot


but boot looping buddy?? have i done anything wrong??
i am on blue terror 1.6

After these steps
-Select "mounts and storage" category
-Select "format /sd-ext"
did you formatted sd ext if not then you need to do that as if when u select format /sd-ext then after that it will ask to choose yes from the array of no so select it and its done. Remember reboot twice but with a gap of atleast 10mins.
 
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yup u are right.. I am using link2sd and I have 2nd partition of 1GB. and according to the mounted info 216 mb of apps are linked ..
so is that a too much?? idk. help me..
The script can handle heavily loaded data partition but reason of ur bootloop is Link2SD...u need to completely remove link2sd...the scripts i mentioned.this will make ur apps useless as u have linked them...so instead lending into trouble i would suggest to backup ur apps using titanium and factory reset...then try the script...

@ALL
SCRIPT HAS BEEN CHANGED LITTLE BIT TO SOLVE IMEI PROBLEM, DOWNLOAD NEW SCRIPT AGAIN...JUST UPLOADED NEW SCRIPT.
THANKS & SORRY FOR INCONVENIENCE.
 
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@ masterminded
sir, i had successfully installed the previous script this morning, do i have to again do the same with updated script just uploaded. if so, pls do specifications on how to install the later one. thans in advance ....
masterminded..!!!!???? Lol...:D
Yes, I know the previous script also works fine but just get the newer one for future use...don't use old one again.
 
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EDIT(12/8/12, 23:32):
Now here I come in action again, I have modded the original INT2EXT+ script and solved that IMEI n nvram related bugs...I will share here my modded scripts only, for original scripts go to the original thread.
Other script will be modded on demand.




Ok have downloaded the updated one and will flash it but have a doubt what does this mean "Other script will be modded on demand" as mentioned in you post can you let me know??? Are they also usefull and do we need them with the script you provided as if have read about them on the original thread and was confused which one to choose and there u come in again with the answer as providing a MODDED script so please let all of us know do we need all of them or this one is enough???:thinking::thinking::thinking:
 
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The script can handle heavily loaded data partition but reason of ur bootloop is Link2SD...u need to completely remove link2sd...the scripts i mentioned.this will make ur apps useless as u have linked them...so instead lending into trouble i would suggest to backup ur apps using titanium and factory reset...then try the script...

@ALL
SCRIPT HAS BEEN CHANGED LITTLE BIT TO SOLVE IMEI PROBLEM, DOWNLOAD NEW SCRIPT AGAIN...JUST UPLOADED NEW SCRIPT.
THANKS & SORRY FOR INCONVENIENCE.

buddy as said by you i uninstalled link2sd and already backup my apps by titanium ..
but the boot loop continues on my phone.!!
 
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