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apps2sd question!

Phone: CDMA Hero
ROM: fresh2.0d
When I installed fresh2.0d rom, I thought it had built in a2sd which I confirmed later by listing apps in /system/sd/app folder. Now my confusion is every time I install an app, I see internal memory size decrease!!!
Is this how it should work? Am I getting my concepts wrong? If it's a problem, is there a fix?

heroid007 said:
Phone: CDMA Hero
ROM: fresh2.0d
When I installed fresh2.0d rom, I thought it had built in a2sd which I confirmed later by listing apps in /system/sd/app folder. Now my confusion is every time I install an app, I see internal memory size decrease!!!
Is this how it should work? Am I getting my concepts wrong? If it's a problem, is there a fix?
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Some things will write information out to dalvik-cache. By default its on the phone. I went from ~50MB - 130MB after moving dalvik. My new a2sd script will move it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=667011 but I have only written it for damagecontrol so far.
Also some apps will write to /data/data/ (google earth put 25mb here) this cannot be moved to SD because of upgrade issues.,

TrevE said:
Some things will write information out to dalvik-cache. By default its on the phone. I went from ~50MB - 130MB after moving dalvik. My new a2sd script will move it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=667011 but I have only written it for damagecontrol so far.
Also some apps will write to /data/data/ (google earth put 25mb here) this cannot be moved to SD because of upgrade issues.,
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Thanks Treve! Can I remove the file in /data/data/ with command line or will it disrupt anything? Also, are there other places that I can go and delete cache manually?

heroid007 said:
Thanks Treve! Can I remove the file in /data/data/ with command line or will it disrupt anything? Also, are there other places that I can go and delete cache manually?
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no dont just delete stuff. If your looking to save space cachemate from the market will help. also if you feel like testing damagecontrol + my a2sd with dalvik move changes check out the thread above.

TrevE said:
no dont just delete stuff. If your looking to save space cachemate from the market will help. also if you feel like testing damagecontrol + my a2sd with dalvik move changes check out the thread above.
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Cool! I will check it out! Thanks again!

[Request] GingerBread Keboard APK

Can any one provide me apk of gingerbread's Keyboard.. i want to have it installed in my Milestone wid Froyo.!

http://www.mediafire.com/?nqwcc2by1eysczv
Flash in OR after wiping dalvik / cache.

sileshn said:
http://www.mediafire.com/?nqwcc2by1eysczv
Flash in OR after wiping dalvik / cache.
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.. i thought its was just a .apk and single tap install..
i hav no idea how to install it.. please help ..:'(

adishaswot said:
.. i thought its was just a .apk and single tap install..
i hav no idea how to install it.. please help ..:'(
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Only installing the apk will not work. You can try the gingerbread keyboard from the market. The difference in this keyboard is that the keys are perfect.
Have you used openrecovery earlier?

sileshn said:
Only installing the apk will not work. You can try the gingerbread keyboard from the market. The difference in this keyboard is that the keys are perfect.
Have you used openrecovery earlier?
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yah.. used Openrecovery .. may be by androidiani to change my keyboard form QWERTZ to QWERTY .. also used it too root my Milestone..

adishaswot said:
yah.. used Openrecovery .. may be by androidiani to change my keyboard form QWERTZ to QWERTY .. also used it too root my Milestone..
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Copy the attached zip file to openrecovery/updates folder in the sdcard. Then run AOR and choose " Apply update " menu option. Choose Gingerbread_keyboard from the list.
Please wipe dalvik cache and cache before applying the update. Reboot

sileshn said:
Copy the attached zip file to openrecovery/updates folder in the sdcard. Then run AOR and choose " Apply update " menu option. Choose Gingerbread_keyboard from the list.
Please wipe dalvik cache and cache before applying the update. Reboot
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Thanku So much.. i can feel the Keys Now..
One more question..
is that Selection and cursor moment as iPhone, gingeBread feature?? isnt there any ways to get over Froyo??

**FIXED** CWR restore error

FIXED! All credit goes to eww245.
eww245 said:
[edit] This will remove su-backup from a terminal emulator
Code:
su
busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
/data/data/*voodo*/files/chattr -i /system/su-backup
rm /system/su-backup
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So I tried restoring a nand I made today and got an error while restoring /system. I'm using CWR 5.0.2.6. I'm on leaked 5.7.984 and was trying to restore a nand from the exact same software. Any ideas how to fix this? It flashes a through some .apk's, .odex's, and .ogg's then goes to the below screen.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

redsox985 said:
So I tried restoring a nand I made today and got an error while restoring /system. I'm using CWR 5.0.2.6. I'm on leaked 5.7.984 and was trying to restore a nand from the exact same software. Any ideas how to fix this?
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Any other details would be nice to have, safestrap/bootstrap, any files you edited.
If you're using safestrap, and restoring from a non-safe to a safe system, there could be a problem, you would have to get Hashcode for confirmation though..

ChaoticWeaponry said:
Any other details would be nice to have, safestrap/bootstrap, any files you edited.
If you're using safestrap, and restoring from a non-safe to a safe system, there could be a problem, you would have to get Hashcode for confirmation though..
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Oh, sorry, I thought saying CWR 5.0.2.6 was enough to indicate Koush's modded bootstrapper. But yes, it's bootstrap. I made the nand before i flashed over MavRom to try the tweaked dock addon, it didn't work as I liked, so I tried to restore it, not even 30 mins after making it, and it failed. I talked, on Twitter, to HashCode for a bit and he finally said go talk to Koush, so I plan on doing that later today.

redsox985 said:
Oh, sorry, I thought saying CWR 5.0.2.6 was enough to indicate Koush's modded bootstrapper. But yes, it's bootstrap. I made the nand before i flashed over MavRom to try the tweaked dock addon, it didn't work as I liked, so I tried to restore it, not even 30 mins after making it, and it failed. I talked, on Twitter, to HashCode for a bit and he finally said go talk to Koush, so I plan on doing that later today.
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There could be a possibility that its just a bad nandroid backup too..

When I did a restore with the same bootstrapped cwm I got the same error, but I just rebooted my phone anyways and everything was restored.
Sent from my DROID3 using XDA App

I am having the exact same issues. Even trying to restore back to stock .890 with root only. Using modded bootstrap which can use bp tool to get into recovery. Emailed clockwork mod twice no answer.

ChaoticWeaponry said:
There could be a possibility that its just a bad nandroid backup too..
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I've tried with multiple backups, and I've used some before so I know they're good.
gkitab said:
I am having the exact same issues. Even trying to restore back to stock .890 with root only. Using modded bootstrap which can use bp tool to get into recovery. Emailed clockwork mod twice no answer.
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I got a hold of Koush pretty easily with Twitter. I'm going go make a video of the error here within the next hour or so. Gotta make a nand first, just in case it decides to work this time.

I am experiencing the same error with Droid 3 Bootstrap and 5.7.894.

This happened to me in the past with Safestrap, because I accidentally hit the back button and cancelled the backup during safe system toggle. Had to uninstall/reinstall safestrap.
Sent from my DROID3 using xda premium

Rotkaeqpchen said:
I am experiencing the same error with Droid 3 Bootstrap and 5.7.894.
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Let me guess...you used Root Keeper as well? Check out this video I made. I made it to show Koush the error I was getting and by going frame by frame I was able to see the last thing trying to restore before it hits the error. "su backup"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbGUXXN4YiE

Man, thanks, this is the answer... Thanks for finding this out, now we only need a solution for this

Rotkaeqpchen said:
Man, thanks, this is the answer... Thanks for finding this out, now we only need a solution for this
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I have an idea and I'm doing some testing now. If it works, I'll edit the OP with what I did. As of now, it all makes sense it my head.
EDIT: How can I make a .tar file? I currently am using 7zip and it's hitting an error.
Ok, I may be making progress here. The ArchiDroid seems to be helpful. We'll know in a bit here when it completes.
EDIT 3: Here's where I'm stuck.
1. Download ArchiDroid
2. Extract system.ext3.tar from my most recent backup on my ext SD card.
3. Move "su-backup" from the newly extracted system folder to my ext SD card directory.
4. Use ArchiDroid to recompile the system folder.
5. Rename system.tar to system.ext3.tar
6. Move system.ext3.tar into the host folder of my newest Nandroid backup.
7. Reboot into CWR and restore.
*MD5 Mismatch*
Any ideas?

Trying something else here... Details in 20 or so. If it works, it's practically idiot proof and how it illuded me makes me want to...
EDIT: It's a work in progress... :/
Ok so here's what I did. su-backup is stored in the /system directory. I tried deleting it, then making a nand backup, then restoring it. But as soon as su-backup is deleted (I put a copy on my ext SD), it regenerates itself. I uninstalled Root Keeper, but something remains that causes it to regenerate, thus the restore fails.
EDIT2: Currently Tweeting with the VooDoo Root Keeper dev. trying to find how to delete this da** thing.

Download an app called Titanium Backup, backup all of your apps, and SBF back to stock. That's how I solve my phone problems
Sent from my DROID3 using XDA App

redsox985 said:
I have an idea and I'm doing some testing now. If it works, I'll edit the OP with what I did. As of now, it all makes sense it my head.
EDIT: How can I make a .tar file? I currently am using 7zip and it's hitting an error.
Ok, I may be making progress here. The ArchiDroid seems to be helpful. We'll know in a bit here when it completes.
EDIT 3: Here's where I'm stuck.
1. Download ArchiDroid
2. Extract system.ext3.tar from my most recent backup on my ext SD card.
3. Move "su-backup" from the newly extracted system folder to my ext SD card directory.
4. Use ArchiDroid to recompile the system folder.
5. Rename system.tar to system.ext3.tar
6. Move system.ext3.tar into the host folder of my newest Nandroid backup.
7. Reboot into CWR and restore.
*MD5 Mismatch*
Any ideas?
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If you change anything in the backup the md5sum changes as well. The md5 cwm is checking against doesn't match. I'd think there's a file somewhere in the nandroid that contains the md5 sum to check for. You could maybe try replacing Yeh old md5 with the new one.
Good luck.
Sent from my ADR6425LVW using XDA App

ChaoticWeaponry said:
Download an app called Titanium Backup, backup all of your apps, and SBF back to stock. That's how I solve my phone problems
Sent from my DROID3 using XDA App
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Have it. I don't want to have to SBF from a computer though. Being able to use CWR is ideal.
erismaster said:
If you change anything in the backup the md5sum changes as well. The md5 cwm is checking against doesn't match. I'd think there's a file somewhere in the nandroid that contains the md5 sum to check for. You could maybe try replacing Yeh old md5 with the new one.
Good luck.
Sent from my ADR6425LVW using XDA App
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That's a good idea. Back to the lab...
Also, I talked to the dev of VooDoo Root Keeper. He made some pretty good points about possible bugs in CWR that could be making it fail when it shouldn't. From Twitter @supercurio
there's a bug in nandroid if it fails to deals with su protected backup that must be fixed, because it uses standard Extfs features.
Aren't latest recoveries supposed to format partitions instead of trying to remove files recursively? First bug's here.
if you really has to to delete it manually, chattr -i /system/su-backup
yes, as superuser indeed. chattr tool should be part of your busybox, if not, look into my app's /data directory. Then rm su-backup
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Tried this, but I couldn't get it to work. I'm an ADB noob.

redsox985 said:
I have an idea and I'm doing some testing now. If it works, I'll edit the OP with what I did. As of now, it all makes sense it my head.
EDIT: How can I make a .tar file? I currently am using 7zip and it's hitting an error.
Ok, I may be making progress here. The ArchiDroid seems to be helpful. We'll know in a bit here when it completes.
EDIT 3: Here's where I'm stuck.
1. Download ArchiDroid
2. Extract system.ext3.tar from my most recent backup on my ext SD card.
3. Move "su-backup" from the newly extracted system folder to my ext SD card directory.
4. Use ArchiDroid to recompile the system folder.
5. Rename system.tar to system.ext3.tar
6. Move system.ext3.tar into the host folder of my newest Nandroid backup.
7. Reboot into CWR and restore.
*MD5 Mismatch*
Any ideas?
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Number 2 won't work properly vfat filesystems cannot retain the permissions and ownership. It should be extracted on a Linux box or if there's room you could extract it to a temp directory on /data which will retain the permissions.
Another option that might work is Total Commander it should be able to delete files from an archive without extracting. It is not in the market, search google for it.

eww245 said:
Number 2 won't work properly vfat filesystems cannot retain the permissions and ownership. It should be extracted on a Linux box or if there's room you could extract it to a temp directory on /data which will retain the permissions.
Another option that might work is Total Commander it should be able to delete files from an archive without extracting. It is not in the market, search google for it.
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I can't find a non-beta working version of TC, so I'll try the extract to /data later. Also, I can't seem to get the adb method given to me by @supercurio to work.

redsox985 said:
I can't find a non-beta working version of TC, so I'll try the extract to /data later. Also, I can't seem to get the adb method given to me by @supercurio to work.
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Whats wrong with the beta? Works for me
You referring to chattr? Try # busybox chattr
Maybe you don't have the symlinks

eww245 said:
Whats wrong with the beta? Works for me
You referring to chattr? Try # busybox chattr
Maybe you don't have the symlinks
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When I try to start the beta, it says it's a beta and I have to click a text box closing it. Send me your apk? And could you type up the exact script for what to enter into adb to push busybox with chattr and then the command to erase the file? Thanks. I only started using adb last night! :O!

Link for froyoPro from this thread

Hello, can anyone give me a link for stock version from this thread?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465343&highlight=multiboot

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1401733
Important Information:
If coming from a different ROM, to minimize the potential for bugs, full wipe & wipe sd-ext if you have it, full wipe wont clear sd-ext!
Download FroyoPro v2.5:Here or Mirror.
No Mirrors!!! PM me if you can't download it!
MD5: C484C3579C69F1925618FA79158F6539 SHA-1: 6F3FECEB18B22151FE9FFE11A375C71B29BFB320
-Trying to download on your phone? Try it with Opera Mobile Full or Dolphin Browser.
-No Mirrors!!! If you can't download it, pm me or try the link again later!
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there it is. please read the thread thoroughly

Thanks mate, but i need froyoPro exactly from this thread, why? cuz i need 512mb data.img.
ps. not native english speaker, so sorry if my language isn't readable.

TopoResize
I found this app:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=824154
if i understand corectly this can resize my existing partition or create a new one im wrong?
ps. i want this 4 multiboot option AtiFroyo on internal, and Gdx on external

Though u can use mini tool partition.
I will respect to you, if you can respect to the other rest.

Noiree said:
I found this app:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=824154
if i understand corectly this can resize my existing partition or create a new one im wrong?
ps. i want this 4 multiboot option AtiFroyo on internal, and Gdx on external
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I'm multibooting FroyoPro2.5 with alfsV8a-GDX kernel.. I think stock kernel is easier to setup..
Anyway, THIS is the file you need.. When it is extracted during the install it will make a 512MB data file for the sdcard install.. You'll be able to fill this with your apps etc.. You'll need at least a class 6 sdcard for this to work well.
Just follow the instructions carefully and you should be fine..

CtrlAltDelIrl said:
I'm multibooting FroyoPro2.5 with alfsV8a-GDX kernel.. I think stock kernel is easier to setup..
Anyway, THIS is the file you need.. When it is extracted during the install it will make a 512MB data file for the sdcard install.. You'll be able to fill this with your apps etc.. You'll need at least a class 6 sdcard for this to work well.
Just follow the instructions carefully and you should be fine..
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tried the link, but got 404 error
http://i.imgur.com/49NXU.png

Google AlfsMultiboot+DualRecInstaller+FPv24SD.zip
There are loads of mirrors.

Toporesize can't do it, yes this can resize partition but system wont load.
@ bandarigoda123 : mini tool partition also can't.
@ CtrlAltDelIrl: thank you i found it.
this is the link if any1 need :
http://www.4shared.com/get/JU1uTWR1...sionid=C5C0E13DFCD71D3A4EB2A36171FD19F0.dc322

[MOD] ExtSd2InternalSd *working on xperia z 4.2.1 roms only*

Coming from a long line of Samsung phones (GS2,3 note 1&2) one of the most useful mods I've ever come across is mattiadj's ExtSd2InternalSd script. So after a little poking about I managed to get his script working on my new xperia z . mattiadj as very kindly allowed me to repost the changed script for us all to enjoy.
If you find this useful please consider buying this guy a beer DONATE HERE
Right down to business........
1.Download the attached txt file and drag it across to your sd card
2.Using a root explorer (file manager) on your phone, select the txt file and move it to /data on your phone
3.Install script manager from play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...51bGwsMSwyLDNd
4.Open script manager, click on browse as root then ok
5.Choose the file name extsd2internalsd_xz located in /data and click on Script/Executable
6.Now tap on Su, Boot and Save
7.Reboot your phone and enjoy!
Important - Your sd card needs to be formatted as "fat32" and only apply this mod to a freshly wiped/installed rom
Video Tutorial by ashwin123 can be found here :highfive:
Note - This mod only works with 4.2.1 roms!
Download Link on second post.
Original thread can be found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1772234
Modification and redistribution of the attached script is not permitted at all without permission of Mattiadj member
This means that you cannot feel free to zip up the attached script with other tweaks and this means that it is not be edited and shared.
WARNING for USERS: If you use or encounter a ROM with the ExtSd2InternalSd without proper credit given and no ExtSd2InternalSdr source links, please make the Developer aware of it, and if necessary, please let me know about it. Thank you.
Personal Use: You may tweak the ExtSd2InternalSd (leaving credits intact) to your own personal liking as long as it is NOT redistributed in any way.

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Good and thanks, but I need to check my SD-Card first if I have changed to EXFAT.

Can you make one script for xperia TX?
Sorry if it's a wrong forum, because TX has no forum and it's dead there.
ratcom said:
Coming from a long line of Samsung phones (GS2,3 note 1&2) one of the most useful mods I've ever come across is mattiadj's ExtSd2InternalSd script. So after a little poking about I managed to get his script working on my new xperia z . mattiadj as very kindly allowed me to repost the changed script for us all to enjoy.
If you find this useful please consider buying this guy a beer DONATE HERE
Right down to business........
1.Download the attached txt file and drag it across to your sd card
2.Using a root explorer (file manager) on your phone, select the txt file and move it to /data on your phone
3.Install script manager from play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...51bGwsMSwyLDNd
4.Open script manager, click on browse as root then ok
5.Choose the file name extsd2internalsd_xz located in /data and click on Script/Executable
6.Now tap on Su, Boot and Save
7.Reboot your phone and enjoy!
Important - Your sd card needs to be formatted as "fat32" and only apply this mod to a freshly wiped/installed rom
Note - I've tested this mod for the last 5 days and had zero issues running it on custom sony roms.
Download Link on second post.
Original thread can be found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1772234
Modification and redistribution of the attached script is not permitted at all without permission of Mattiadj member
This means that you cannot feel free to zip up the attached script with other tweaks and this means that it is not be edited and shared.
WARNING for USERS: If you use or encounter a ROM with the ExtSd2InternalSd without proper credit given and no ExtSd2InternalSdr source links, please make the Developer aware of it, and if necessary, please let me know about it. Thank you.
Personal Use: You may tweak the ExtSd2InternalSd (leaving credits intact) to your own personal liking as long as it is NOT redistributed in any way.
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thx for bringing the script to the xperia z. Have had it on my note 2 and missed it.

Would be nice if you could explain exactly what this app does, since not all of us came from samsung phones. And at least viewers don't have to look for the original thread to read what it's all about. =)
PS: The original app also support extfat. What about this version?

zanndoth said:
Would be nice if you could explain exactly what this app does, since not all of us came from samsung phones. And at least viewers don't have to look for the original thread to read what it's all about. =)
PS: The original app also support extfat. What about this version?
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From what I understand about it is, that it mounts the external sd as the internal sd and vice versa. The phone then recognizes the external card as internal storage and installs the app data and any other data (e.g. Downloads) on it as it would do on the original internal storage. About exfat, I dont't know much, but I think the kernel from the Z doesn't support exfat right now and the samsung one does support it.

Ape187 said:
From what I understand about it is, that it mounts the external sd as the internal sd and vice versa. The phone then recognizes the external card as internal storage and installs the app data and any other data (e.g. Downloads) on it as it would do on the original internal storage. About exfat, I dont't know much, but I think the kernel from the Z doesn't support exfat right now and the samsung one does support it.
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correct and thanks

tiunilohmu said:
Can you make one script for xperia TX?
Sorry if it's a wrong forum, because TX has no forum and it's dead there.
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I cannot sorry :crying: I dont have the device or the time but theres nothing stopping you trying it? It would only involve a simply change I'm sure
if it dont work "out of the box" try changing the line below to relate to your device
mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:33
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ratcom said:
correct and thanks
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No prob. Glad, I could help.

Thanx for the clarifications. I have another questions though. Seeing that it will now use the external sdcard as an internal sdcard, what happens to the actual internal sdcard? Will it still be used? Or it just stays there and becomes redundant?

Ive rooted my XZ LOCKED BOOTLOADER.. I ve tried Link2SD so I can move and install apps to my SD but that was no good..anyway found your thread here and applied it to the letter with my 4 GB sd and after reboot script manager was granted his SU permissions and after that the phone died...rebooted itself again and after script manager gained its SU permission it died again...and again and again...dont know why and dont know how to fix it..

PeZoII said:
Ive rooted my XZ LOCKED BOOTLOADER.. I ve tried Link2SD so I can move and install apps to my SD but that was no good..anyway found your thread here and applied it to the letter with my 4 GB sd and after reboot script manager was granted his SU permissions and after that the phone died...rebooted itself again and after script manager gained its SU permission it died again...and again and again...dont know why and dont know how to fix it..
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to stop the reboots simply go to recovery and wipe data and cache. Dont know why you would use this if you have only a 4gb card??

how can i change again

zanndoth said:
Thanx for the clarifications. I have another questions though. Seeing that it will now use the external sdcard as an internal sdcard, what happens to the actual internal sdcard? Will it still be used? Or it just stays there and becomes redundant?
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AFAIK the actual internal sdcard is purely used as storage, as the external sdcard would be used, if it wasn't reversed. Correct me, if I'm wrong, 'cause I'm no expert.

ratcom said:
to stop the reboots simply go to recovery and wipe data and cache. Dont know why you would use this if you have only a 4gb card??
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I had 32gb but it unfortunately died...gonna buy a new one once I have the chance thanks for answering

Hi , i have try and i have soft brick 3 times ^^ . WIth xperia Z bootloader locked , root and romaur 1.3.1

jmenbalek said:
Hi , i have try and i have soft brick 3 times ^^ . WIth xperia Z bootloader locked , root and romaur 1.3.1
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what format is your card? fat32 ?

Yes , my sdcard is in fat32 .

Maybe it's just me but, adfree does not work after doing this.
Says its working but ads still popup. Worked fine when running off internal SD