I find in my personal use... that Titanium Backup is a better solution than cMTD. You can not only backup your apps (the main purpose the app was written), but also, you can long-press any app and move it from /data to /system or vice versa (or even to sd-card). There are a few apps that don't function well on /system [as they were written as a user app], but most transfer over with no grumbling effects. So, I still end up filling up my /system space with useful apps. [You can also back-up apps, then uninstall them; like anything [[there is one that will cause an acore error when deleted, and you will have to restart the phone]] that says metro thus labeled "carrier bloat"]. I use it for on the fly testing... You can delete apks and then test and make sure everything still works... nope, reinstall the apks.. and if my reinstall doesn't work and I really want something back... I flash my last nandroid backup I took before experiments started 
]. Titanium is a way to dev phone-side... as you get the phone as you want... take a nandroid.. then cook via kitchen. [as now more than a couple follow my exploits, I use this method and make notes... then make same revision from ruu cleanly w/o booting] As long as your phone has not been compromised by something like cMTD... otherwise, you risk passing your bunk onto other users... [thus cMTD can be passed even if you never flashed a rom cooked with it specifically if the dev used it and didn't clean up properly].. Anyway, point is Titanium Backup and moving apps where you want (in lieu of screwing up phone mounts by partitioning) I find a much more welcome alternative. Thought I'd share.
Rob
I applaud your choice to not use cMTD Just thought I'd mention a way to achieve a similar but better result. [filling up your available space or in cMTD's case cutting the partition space back to what you have used [[+ a lil for caches and whatnot]]].
]. Titanium is a way to dev phone-side... as you get the phone as you want... take a nandroid.. then cook via kitchen. [as now more than a couple follow my exploits, I use this method and make notes... then make same revision from ruu cleanly w/o booting] As long as your phone has not been compromised by something like cMTD... otherwise, you risk passing your bunk onto other users... [thus cMTD can be passed even if you never flashed a rom cooked with it specifically if the dev used it and didn't clean up properly].. Anyway, point is Titanium Backup and moving apps where you want (in lieu of screwing up phone mounts by partitioning) I find a much more welcome alternative. Thought I'd share.Rob
I applaud your choice to not use cMTD
Just thought I'd mention a way to achieve a similar but better result. [filling up your available space or in cMTD's case cutting the partition space back to what you have used [[+ a lil for caches and whatnot]]].
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