This is a real quick and dirty guide to Link2SD.
First, you must root your L70. For instructions on that, see here:
Root Guide
Then, you must install SDFix from the Market:
SDFix
Shut your phone off, remove the back case and pull out the SD card. Place it in a MicroSD>SD adaptor and put it in a computer. Partition it however you would like with two partitions. Be sure to backup any data on your SD card that might have been there, because this will erase everything on it.
For example, I did the following with my 32Gb SanDisk SDHC:
You must have at least one Ext2/3/4 partition for Link2SD to work.
Then place your SD card back in your phone and power the phone on. You should notice that the SD card mounts and will only see the FAT32 partition. This is normal.
Install Link2SD from the Market:
Link2SD
On first run, Link2SD will ask you which filesystem you have for your Ext partition. If you partitioned with Ext2, select that. Select Ext3 if you chose to partition with that filesystem. Ditto for Ext4. It will create a mount script and give you a dialogue confirming that the mount script was created and placed in the proper place. If you see an error, you either selected the incorrect filesystem or you partitioned improperly.
Once you get past that, you'll see a list of all apps on the phone. Some of these apps cannot be linked to the SD card. A real quick way to see if they can be moved is if you see -Odex- next to the name. This usually means that it is a system app and cannot be linked. It will look like this:
Most apps with that "Odex" next to it cannot be linked.
Once you get an app that can be linked, you will tap the app in the list. You'll see this screen:
Click on "Create Link":
You will see this screen (I've already linked all that I can, so disregard the "already linked" warning in my screenshot!), make sure you check all boxes that it allows you to place a checkmark in:
It will move the app to the SD card and link it to /system/apps. A confirmation dialogue will appear.
When it is done properly, you'll see this in the app list:
And finally, after going through and linking all the apps you can to the SD card, you'll see this glorious screen in Settings-->Apps:
I have several large (1Gb+) games installed on my phone and do not have any issues installing more. Keep in mind that Link2SD does NOT move internal data by default. You will need to purchase Link2SD for that capability. Also keep in mind that anytime you install a new app, you will have to go back into Link2SD and link the new app to the SD card!
I hope this helps anyone that is running out of space on their L70.
First, you must root your L70. For instructions on that, see here:
Root Guide
Then, you must install SDFix from the Market:
SDFix
Shut your phone off, remove the back case and pull out the SD card. Place it in a MicroSD>SD adaptor and put it in a computer. Partition it however you would like with two partitions. Be sure to backup any data on your SD card that might have been there, because this will erase everything on it.
For example, I did the following with my 32Gb SanDisk SDHC:
You must have at least one Ext2/3/4 partition for Link2SD to work.
Then place your SD card back in your phone and power the phone on. You should notice that the SD card mounts and will only see the FAT32 partition. This is normal.
Install Link2SD from the Market:
Link2SD
On first run, Link2SD will ask you which filesystem you have for your Ext partition. If you partitioned with Ext2, select that. Select Ext3 if you chose to partition with that filesystem. Ditto for Ext4. It will create a mount script and give you a dialogue confirming that the mount script was created and placed in the proper place. If you see an error, you either selected the incorrect filesystem or you partitioned improperly.
Once you get past that, you'll see a list of all apps on the phone. Some of these apps cannot be linked to the SD card. A real quick way to see if they can be moved is if you see -Odex- next to the name. This usually means that it is a system app and cannot be linked. It will look like this:
Most apps with that "Odex" next to it cannot be linked.
Once you get an app that can be linked, you will tap the app in the list. You'll see this screen:
Click on "Create Link":
You will see this screen (I've already linked all that I can, so disregard the "already linked" warning in my screenshot!), make sure you check all boxes that it allows you to place a checkmark in:
It will move the app to the SD card and link it to /system/apps. A confirmation dialogue will appear.
When it is done properly, you'll see this in the app list:
And finally, after going through and linking all the apps you can to the SD card, you'll see this glorious screen in Settings-->Apps:
I have several large (1Gb+) games installed on my phone and do not have any issues installing more. Keep in mind that Link2SD does NOT move internal data by default. You will need to purchase Link2SD for that capability. Also keep in mind that anytime you install a new app, you will have to go back into Link2SD and link the new app to the SD card!
I hope this helps anyone that is running out of space on their L70.
