After having apps working fine on my phone for a while now... a lot of the apps on my g1, once started, make me force close them.. apps include: anything that uses the accelerometer [except iliter?], lock 2.0, ringers extended.. and a bunch of other ones. I dont think the apps are corrupt considering that they have worked previousally and just started not working. Could the ext2 partition on my sd be full? I set the partition to 700mb and i only have about 20 apps or less.
Maybe somebody could advise on what this might be.. thanks!
Also, every time i turn my phone on i get process com.htc.calender stopped unexpectedly and asks a force close. it asks me to f.close it like 3 times when i first turn on the phone. YES I DID WIPE BEFORE FLASHING THIS ROM. Is there a way to just get rid of this process entirely? becuase after i force close if i go to calander in the menu it works.
what rom are you currently using? what was the rom you used before flashing to your current rom? did you try deleting your dalvik-cache? what about running fix_permissions?
I know when I went from a hero rom to cupcake, I had those same issues so if that is the same problem than you are gonna have to format your ext partion and reload your files, I know if you search the forums though there is a command that you enter in the terminal to just delete the files doing it to you
if you went from a hero rom to a cupcake rom then you need to go into the recovery console and type
Code:
mount /system
rm /system/sd/app_s/*
rm /system/sd/dalvik-cache/*
if that still does not fix it then you will need to just use
Code:
mount /system
rm /system/sd/*
david1171 said:
what rom are you currently using? what was the rom you used before flashing to your current rom? did you try deleting your dalvik-cache? what about running fix_permissions?
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Running Cyan 4.02 + 1.4 [before this was running JACHero] and no i didnt delete my dalvik-cache??? <--whats that?
It's where your system wipes anything, just type in the codes that were posted and you will be alright, hero leaves files on your ext partion that need to be removed because they do not work with the non hero framework, the code that was post will remove those files, you must type them in the recovery console and not terminal emu
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It's where your system wipes anything, just type in the codes that were posted and you will be alright, hero leaves files on your ext partion that need to be removed because they do not work with the non hero framework, the code that was post will remove those files, you must type them in the recovery console and not terminal emu
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Will give that a try! thx.
Is that going to delete any of my apps?
Also-- is there a way to confirm that my apps are being automatically installed on my SD?
It will not delete any of your apps just the left over hero junk. To conform just go into manage apps under settings and check the space that is free internal and see how much is used of your ext
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It will not delete any of your apps just the left over hero junk. To conform just go into manage apps under settings and check the space that is free internal and see how much is used of your ext
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went into manage apps in settings... how do i check the space used by the ext? Menu option only include sort & filter
ALSO i know i sound exteremly noobie.. but..
mount /system
rm /system/sd/app_s/*
rm /system/sd/dalvik-cache/*
Do i replace the *'s with something else, or am i to actually type "*"
Whoops I meant sdcard and storage, sorry bout that I have been up since 5 yesterday and is now 3 in the afternoon so on that note, nighty night. Good luck
ONe more ?
Everytime i type rm /system/sd/app_s/* it tells me cannot remove - no such file or directory.
says the same thing with the rm davvik-cahce thing.
and yes i am in console in recovery.
Try without the *.
Than it's quite possible that you might have to format your sd card, backup your files using I think using app manager and backup for root users, transfer your files onto your computer and format, be a real good time to set yourself up with a nice 96mb swap file. Don't feel bad I plan to reformat mine tomorrow just to get all the old crap off just to have a clean slate
Thank you david I must be tired I didn't notice when he asked about the * and I also said the dalvik cache wipes to your system instead of writes, just noticed that after I just reread my post
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I had to reset my phone today, since for some odd reason, I switched it off and back on, and it wouldnt get back the flashing android screen (havent even made any changes to it recently, God knows why it decided to do this).
Anyway, I figured, format the phone, reflash JF 1.5, and then move apply apps2sd (I already have my apps on my SD card, just have to link them back to the phone so it can see them), and the small customisations I can do later, I would get my phone back to functioning level.
I am using these instruction from SDK on my computer:
1. Check if your phone is recognised.
adb devices
2. Mount the phone into ADB.
adb remount
3. Bring up the shell.
adb shell
4. Check if /system/sd is visible.
df
5. Skip this step if you already have your apps on SD.
cp -a /data/app /system/sd
6. Skip this step if you already have your app-private on SD.
cp -a /data/app-private /system/sd
7. Remove the current apps folder on device.
rm -r /data/app
8. Remove the current app-private folder on device.
rm -r /data/app-private
9. Link the app folder on sd to the one on device.
ln -s /system/sd/app /data/app
10. Link the app-private folder on sd to the one on device.
ln -s /system/sd/app-private /data/app-private
11. Finally Reboot.
reboot
Well, I can flash the phone fine, but when I am trying to follow the instructions for relinking the apps from SD to the phone (stage 4), it doesnt show /system/sd, instead it shows /sdcard.
Does this mean I should change the following steps to say 'sdcard' instead of '/system/sd'? I have tried this with no luck, shows me the android screen indefinitely.
I have an ext2 partition on the phone on which I have my apps, I have done this whole process before many times, but not for a while so I am missing something important.
And I am skipping steps 5 and 6, since I have already got all my apps on my SD card.
Any help would be must appreciated, this is wasting quite a bit of my time.
PS: the only thing I have changed since I last did this, was I flashed the phone with a google ion build, while it had JF 1.5 on it. What I did notice after that was the phone ran a lot slower. That is the only change I can think of which separates this process working perfectly previously, and not at all now.
Um reformat your entire card to fat32. And then use cyanogen's recovery 1.31. to split your sd into 2 partitions. Msg me on gtalk or by email and I'll help you out
Many thanks for the reply.
Hmm I would have thought a reformat of the SD card would be last resort, is there no way to sort this out without going down that route?
Don't think there's another way, You could try switching ROMS see if that fixes it...
Might not need to reformat it all just yet.. Been awhile since I used JF, but I don't think it automatically mounts /system/sd
I think you might need the init.rc from this post -- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=512743
Personally - and I try not to be preach about it, but I think CM users can't help that -- I'd suggest trying CyanogenMod since you're reflashing anyway. It isn't quite as stock as JF, but it is rock solid and fast, and it should pickup your existing A2SD partition automatically.
Agreed with Saiboogu. Try out Cyanogen's ROM you will NOT regret it
Ok, I am up for that.
BTW, when I format my phone (Alt+W I believe), and start it up again, its firmware is still upgraded.
If I reflash with a ROM, will that cause any problems or slowing, will it be overwriting anything? I guess I dont quite understand what the formatting of the phone is doing, and what it is leaving behind, and then what reflashing with a ROM is doing on top of that.
Also,m when you say Cyanogen's rom will do apps2sd automatically..how? Will it recognise the apps currently on the ext2 partition of my SD card? It wont delete them will it?
It will not delete them. It uses bind mounts to automatically do the apps to sd . Just wipe and flash
Ok, giving it a try now.
Hmm something I should have asked beforehand, my partition is ext2, do I need to change that to ext3 before I flash the cyanogen ROM?
Like alritewhadeva said - it just recognizes your existing apps.
A wipe clears out all the custom data.. Your settings, application data in the /data partition, your google account data that is synced to the phone. It doesn't touch the actual OS, which is why your ROM is still installed after a wipe.
With that said.. Cyanogen builds can be "broken" if you wipe after a flash. So always either just flash, or wipe *then* flash.
PERFECT! its worked like a charm! no hassle at all!
Great! You won't regret it.
one problem I have noticed, my camera keeps force closing (wont even start up without force closing straight away).
Any solution to this? Have tried going into the camera app in applications manager and clearing defaults, but no defaults were set.
That one sounds familiar, but I can't find an actual reference to it right now. Probably want to search the Cyanogen thread for mentions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=518851
Also keep an eye out for updates - Cyanogen is prolific, and will probably get one released sometime this evening. It may fix the issue.
That one sounds familiar, but I can't find an actual reference to it right now. Probably want to search the Cyanogen thread for mentions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=518851
Also keep an eye out for updates - Cyanogen is prolific, and will probably get one released sometime this evening. It may fix the issue.
Edit: Ah, here it is - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=536687
He says he had to wipe his SD card, repartition and everything. Not sure if that is your issue or not.
Ah I posted a fix for that just take the camera.apk from an older cyanogen build (3.6.5) and push it over.
so put the camera.apk on sdcard
su
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cd sdcard
cp Camera.apk /system/app
reboot
I am afraid due to my pathetic ignorance of how android works, I cant decipher what you said.
How do I get the camera apk? And once I acquire it, and put it on my SD card (I am assuming not in any folder, just on the main directory of the card), I use the terminal emulator to type in those commands?
well thats rather funny, just switched my phone on and off and the camera is working now.
raukodur said:
well thats rather funny, just switched my phone on and off and the camera is working now.
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well then awesome
Great that you got it working. For future reference (because these things do happen occasionally), alritewhadeva was suggesting that you download an older version of CM (link on his build thread), unzip it and find the camera.apk file. Then place that file on your sd card, and follow his directions in Terminal Emulator on the phone.
I flashed Maxisma's v1.6.1 last night, and my apps are installing to my SD, but they're also installing to my internal memory. Right now I only have 31 MB left. Does anyone know what I can do to get them removed from my internal memory and have them only installed on my sd card.
The System apps are installed on the data partition (rosie, htc widgets, etc....)
If you really prefer them on your sd card
you can symlink /data/app_s
back to
/system/sd/app_s
I find it better that they are on the data partition because Im not gonna use the data partition that much and it makes it easier to wipe from hero to cyan
B-man007 said:
The System apps are installed on the data partition (rosie, htc widgets, etc....)
If you really prefer them on your sd card
you can symlink /data/app_s
back to
/system/sd/app_s
I find it better that they are on the data partition because Im not gonna use the data partition that much and it makes it easier to wipe from hero to cyan
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All of my apps are installing in both system/sd/app and /data/app. It's not just the system apps. I've downloaded them from the market, and installed apks manually and they all go both places for some reason.
I don't know if this is related to the other problem or not, but it's also taking about 5 seconds for the screen to come on after pushing menu from when the phone is locked.
rp1783 said:
I don't know if this is related to the other problem or not, but it's also taking about 5 seconds for the screen to come on after pushing menu from when the phone is locked.
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thats a rom related problem.
how do you know its installing to the data partition? can you see the files in an explorer? because when you install an app, its cache is stored on the data partition and can be as big as the app itself
well, not only does it show in the root file explorer, but it's also taking tons of internal storage. I'm at 30 MB right now. I'm just wanting to have everything installed to the SD except the system apps. When I first flashed the rom, I had 47 MB. After installing all my stuff I'm at 30.
Does anyone have any suggestions on this? I'm at 27 MB free on Maxisma's 1.7. I'm not sure what else to try I've tried removing the apps from the internal memory, and it deletes them, I've tried removing them from the SD card, which also deletes them.
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Does anyone have any suggestions on this? I'm at 27 MB free on Maxisma's 1.7. I'm not sure what else to try I've tried removing the apps from the internal memory, and it deletes them, I've tried removing them from the SD card, which also deletes them.
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have you upgraded to his latest rom?
maybe that will fix the problem (you can also nandroid and reflash the version you have)
if those dont work, you may have to symlink /data/apps to /system/sd/apps
i believe an old symlink may still be there cause it to go to both places but im not 100% sure. did you wipe before installing?
B-man007 said:
have you upgraded to his latest rom?
maybe that will fix the problem (you can also nandroid and reflash the version you have)
if those dont work, you may have to symlink /data/apps to /system/sd/apps
i believe an old symlink may still be there cause it to go to both places but im not 100% sure. did you wipe before installing?
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Yeah, I wiped, I also just flashed 1.7.1 about 20 minutes ago, and I'm at 26MB now. How do I symlink?
Ugh. Don't worry about it. That's just your data cache taking up space on your /data/ partition. Your apps are still installing to /system/sd/app/ the reason you see them in /data/app is because /data/app/ is symlinked to /system/sd/app/ to that the system is fooled to think that everything in /system/sd/app is actually in /data/app (which is basically the entire concept behind apps2sd). The only real thing you can do to increase your internal memory is to do the same with the system apps. Go look up the tutorial to symlinking your folders via busybox. Everyone used to have to do that manually before these scripts were out so they should still work. Or you can symlink your data to /system/sd/data/ one or the other. Your choice.
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Ugh. Don't worry about it. That's just your data cache taking up space on your /data/ partition. Your apps are still installing to /system/sd/app/ the reason you see them in /data/app is because /data/app/ is symlinked to /system/sd/app/ to that the system is fooled to think that everything in /system/sd/app is actually in /data/app (which is basically the entire concept behind apps2sd). The only real thing you can do to increase your internal memory is to do the same with the system apps. Go look up the tutorial to symlinking your folders via busybox. Everyone used to have to do that manually before these scripts were out so they should still work. Or you can symlink your data to /system/sd/data/ one or the other. Your choice.
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So....this should work...
ln -s /data /system/sd/app
??
no..... the data is already symlinked properly....
if you want more space, your gonna have to symlink /system/app to /system/sd/app_s
If you install something, it will take up space on your data partition......its the cache
wipe and reflash. youll get the space back and the apps will still be there
you can leave it the way it is though. its not gonna fill up anytime soon. have you also cleared your browser cache? that can take almost 10mb of space under normal usage
should be
ln -s /system/app /system/sd/app_s because as B-man said above, apps2sd is already done for you. This is to move system apps (nandroid before you attempt it)
Alternatively, you can try:
ln -s /data/data /system/sd/data
to move your /data/data folder to /system/sd/data with the above command, but I think there's already a script set up for this that is enabled via editing the user.conf. Its at the top "data2sd" or something like that. Try setting that to "1" before using the symlink. But make sure you already: mkdir /system/sd/data so that it has a folder to symlink to. Never actually tested this feature, so I would nandroid/switchrom before attempting this.
EDIT: Formatting/Clarity
OK, I actually did this:
cd /data/data/com.android.browser/cache
rm -R webviewCache
mkdir /sdcard/webviewCache
ln -s /sdcard/webviewCache webviewCache
Which took care of about 8 MB. So I think I should be good going forward. I saw some other things I can do too, like moving the google maps cache, I think that should help too.
Thanks so much for everything.
rp1783 said:
OK, I actually did this:
cd /data/data/com.android.browser/cache
rm -R webviewCache
mkdir /sdcard/webviewCache
ln -s /sdcard/webviewCache webviewCache
Which took care of about 8 MB. So I think I should be good going forward. I saw some other things I can do too, like moving the google maps cache, I think that should help too.
Thanks so much for everything.
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Looks good except that I would link it to something on /system/sd/(webviewCache) so that if you decide to mount your sdcard, and use the browser at the same time (for some godforsaken reason) then your phone won't go to hell trying to figure out where to put its cache.
I recently upgraded from Cyanogen 4.0 to 4.1.99, and in doing so I used the "Backup from Root" application from the market.
It did a fantastic job restoring all of my applications, but a couple seem screwed up.
Twidroid Pro, eBuddy, and a couple others don't appear in my application drawer, but the shortcuts are broken on my phone's desktop.
I can't uninstall them via the market, but when I go to the twidroid page in the market for example, both the "Open" and "Uinstall" buttons are greyed out.
Any ideas?
sounds like the apps2sd got screwed up somewhere. reformat your sd card.
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I recently upgraded from Cyanogen 4.0 to 4.1.99, and in doing so I used the "Backup from Root" application from the market.
It did a fantastic job restoring all of my applications, but a couple seem screwed up.
Twidroid Pro, eBuddy, and a couple others don't appear in my application drawer, but the shortcuts are broken on my phone's desktop.
I can't uninstall them via the market, but when I go to the twidroid page in the market for example, both the "Open" and "Uinstall" buttons are greyed out.
Any ideas?
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all is fine you uid's are screwed get the latest amon-ra recovery or in console type i think
Code:
fix permissions
should sort the problem also in the amon-ra ver its the fix uid mismatches
hope this helps
Thanks so much for your replies you two!
Neither of those methods seemed to have fix my problem.
I tried formatting the SD card, and typing "su fix_permissions" in the virtual console.
Interestingly enough when I went into the SD card to investigate the data that was backed up I noticed that all the applications that were having this problem are stored as .ZIP files, whereas all of the working ones are .APK files.
I tried renaming the .ZIPs to .APKs, but no dice.
Any other ideas?
livejamie said:
Thanks so much for your replies you two!
Neither of those methods seemed to have fix my problem.
I tried formatting the SD card, and typing "su fix_permissions" in the virtual console.
Interestingly enough when I went into the SD card to investigate the data that was backed up I noticed that all the applications that were having this problem are stored as .ZIP files, whereas all of the working ones are .APK files.
I tried renaming the .ZIPs to .APKs, but no dice.
Any other ideas?
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its because they are private/protected apps...
im pretty sure youll have to reinstall them. you can find the apk's online and install them, then upgrade from the market
or you can try deleting them and see if market will allow you to install them again
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its because they are private/protected apps...
im pretty sure youll have to reinstall them. you can find the apk's online and install them, then upgrade from the market
or you can try deleting them and see if market will allow you to install them again
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How do I delete them?
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How do I delete them?
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find the name of the app
then find where its located
for apps2sd
Code:
ls /system/sd/app
if you see it there
rm -rf /system/sd/app/<filename of the app incl extension>
if not
ls /system/sd/app_private
rm -rf /system/sd/app_private/<filename of the app incl extension>
for non apps2sd
instead of /system/sd
use /data/
I'm having the same problem with Pandora but can't find it anywhere using ls (both on SD and on phone). It's not installed and I couldn't back it up because it's protected and after wiping my EXT3 partition it is listed as installed on the market with options grayed out so I can't uninstall it or install it. Any solutions?
***UPDATE*** below didn't work....
al74 said:
I'm having the same problem with Pandora but can't find it anywhere using ls (both on SD and on phone). It's not installed and I couldn't back it up because it's protected and after wiping my EXT3 partition it is listed as installed on the market with options grayed out so I can't uninstall it or install it. Any solutions?
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yeah i'm having the same issue trying to see if i can find teh Pandora apk somewhere that would make life easier as in doing
Code:
fix_permissions
it reported:
Code:
/data/app-private/com.pandora.android.apk does not exist. Reinstall.
I am doing it using ADB so idk if that will make a difference or not... but i'll let you know..
I am having this same problem and none of the solutions offered so far worked for me either. I see app shortcuts on my home screen, when I tap them I am told the application is not installed on my phone. However, when I go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications, or to the Market, I can't open, uninstall, or update these apps.
At this point I'd be fine with just wiping out all data on my installed apps and just starting over from scratch, re-installing everything from APKs or the Market, but I don't know how to wipe that data out. I've done a wipe from the recovery image and reinstalled the ROM (Cyan 4.11.1), nothing helps.
Jacquestrapp said:
I am having this same problem and none of the solutions offered so far worked for me either. I see app shortcuts on my home screen, when I tap them I am told the application is not installed on my phone. However, when I go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications, or to the Market, I can't open, uninstall, or update these apps.
At this point I'd be fine with just wiping out all data on my installed apps and just starting over from scratch, re-installing everything from APKs or the Market, but I don't know how to wipe that data out. I've done a wipe from the recovery image and reinstalled the ROM (Cyan 4.11.1), nothing helps.
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if you have apps2sd
Code:
mke2fs -j /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
will format the second partition, wiping all apps from your phone
B-man007 said:
if you have apps2sd
Code:
mke2fs -j /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
will format the second partition, wiping all apps from your phone
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That what caused me the problem. I already formatted the partition and now I have the problem described above.
ok so you dont have any of the apps on the partition but your rom is showing them as installed?
You will need to wipe and reapply the rom i believe, and that should get it working
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ok so you dont have any of the apps on the partition but your rom is showing them as installed?
You will need to wipe and reapply the rom i believe, and that should get it working
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Problem happens just with protected apps. There are enough traces of them to let the Application Manger in Settings and the Market to think that they are installed but there is no way to uninstall them or open them. Can't find them in the ext partition or the internal phone using the "ls" command in terminal. I'm hoping I don't have to Wipe again.
Same problem here
well you can try and clear your dalvik cache
that should hopefully resolve the problem
I tried to do that by:
Booting in recovery - choosing console
mount data/
rm -rs data/dalvik-cache
booting took a long time so i think he rebuilt it
But that didnt solve the problem
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well you can try and clear your dalvik cache
that should hopefully resolve the problem
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Nope. No change.
I managed to get mine working...
I wiped my SD complete just down to the bare fat32
Wiped phone
Re-installed ROM
booted
re-partitioned my SD card.
rebooted
and I was able to get my apps installed...
crizznaig said:
I managed to get mine working...
I wiped my SD complete just down to the bare fat32
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Can you clarify that? Do you mean that you deleted all the partitions on your SD card and just formatted it as one big, blank, fat32 partition? Thanks.
I'm running OpenEclair 1.2.2 on a standard UK G1. I have no swap partition, and no EXT3 on my card as I prefer the idea of keeping all my apps on my phone.
However, it would seem like I have a corrupt file system on my phone, as after a restart, apps will disappear, force close, or behave very strangely!
So my question is, how do I repair my phone filing system? Not my SD card, but the one in my phone where apps are stored?
Thanks
Rebooted again and now all my contacts are missing. Also tired running this command (don't know if it's correct)
e2fsck -fpDC0 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
I get an error saying no such file or directory.
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Rebooted again and now all my contacts are missing. Also tired running this command (don't know if it's correct)
e2fsck -fpDC0 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
I get an error saying no such file or directory.
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Did you run this from recovery console? I don't think it will work from adb or terminal.
Yeah, I get the same error
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Yeah, I get the same error
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Sorry, just reread your first post. That command is to repair your Ext2(3) partition. Since you don't have that, you would get that message. I understand why you would want to not use ext as your phone should load apps faster off the phone itself. The problem is, the rom itself needs more space than the standard rom that came with the phone. Your best bet is to wipe, partition, and reinstall OE. You could try a different rom to see how it performs without the ext for app to sd. In fact, if you find 1 that works well you should post your results to help others.
Hey all,
My apologies if this question has been asked before. I have had a G1 for a while, but switched to the Desire recently. I never had the need to enable apps2sd, but since my lil bro got the G1 now he wants to install a lot more. He is new to Android and curious about every app. I am seeing some errors with the a2sd though.
I have installed the latest CM4 and enabled a2sd by partitioning the sdcard as 0 mb swap, 512 ext3.
The sdcard secondary is showing normally the correct values, but after a restart it states that there is no sdcard secondary and apps do not work obviously. The forceclose immediately after launch.
Am I doing something wrong with the settings or what? Is it normal for this to happen?
Also, is it safe to connect the sdcard to the pc, if a2sd is enabled? I remember him having problems with apps launching after transfering some music files via usb.
Is the EXT partition showing up when you run 'print' in parted?
PhatP said:
Is the EXT partition showing up when you run 'print' in parted?
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I cannot check it right now. I don't have access to his phone since I won't be home for a week or two. I assume parted should be used within terminal, right?
su and then parted /dev/block/mmcblk0? According to him, this is not found.
But the secondary sd is showing, which should mean apps should work?
I let him install an app, and asked him about the memory. Only phone memory was reduced, meaning it didn't touch the sd secondary.
I can remember me having the same error, when I wanted to try out this a2sd, but never looked into it since I didn't need it.
edit: I just remembered it should be done in recovery. He is more of a noob than I am, so proabably doing it when I get home.
Depending on which ROM he is using, he may have to enable A2SD. For example, I'm running Cyanogen Mod 5.0.7 - DS and need to enable it under Application Settings. Good luck, I'm no expert but I've been through my fair share of problems with this phone for 2 years now.
delete dalvik cache
Delete your dalvik cache....this helped me
Hmm thnx for all the answers. I think I will just flash CM5 for him. I had deleted everything from personal settings to dalvik cache and battery settings and what not. The issue was still there. Either that or just forget about a2sd.