[Q] not enough space?? - LG Optimus 2x

Hi,
i want to install several games such as pinball HD and FBF
i have copied the APK files to /sdcard/download using ES file explorer
then i try to install a game and i get out of space clear some apps.
which is strange since i got 5 gb free on the device...
what am i missing here?
thanks .

Your data partition are 'only' 1,5G. Many games downloads data and stores it there. As example my Modern Combat 2, the apk: 3.91 mb, data folder about 230 mb...
Search for links2SD in market, it might help you
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the data folder is on the built-in sd card, in the gameloft folder...

Do i really need app2sd ? I was figuring that in 2.2 its not needed the phone is supposed to be able to install to sd by default besides gameloft games....
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P.s i fixed the problem had to restart the phone everything is fine now thanks for the help
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XT69 said:
the data folder is on the built-in sd card, in the gameloft folder...
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Yeah, i know.
It was just an example
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Titanium Backup question

I want to move apps from internal sd card to external sites card. I go through the motions of moving and app and it shows that it was moved but when I look in the sd card folder I don't see the app. Am I doing something wrong? Is it not possible even though Titanium Backup did it and ICS is not recognising it?
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I did it manually, search for the backup, then copy whole thing to sdcard.
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Josvaz said:
I did it manually, search for the backup, then copy whole thing to sdcard.
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Not very practical doing it that way will apps run from SD card if I where to do it that way
PS. I want to move the apps to external SD card to free room on internal, not back up apps
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adinis78 said:
Not very practical doing it that way will apps run from SD card if I where to do it that way
PS. I want to move the apps to external SD card to free room on internal, not back up apps
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Try DirectoryBind(look for it on xda).
I have installed ton of apps(heavy Gameloft games with cache) and still have 8 gb free on internal storage.
Hope it help
sergey.bazarnik said:
Try DirectoryBind(look for it on xda).
I have installed ton of apps(heavy Gameloft games with cache) and still have 8 gb free on internal storage.
Hope it help
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Tried it but to be honest I haven't a clue how to use it, but thanks for the suggestion
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adinis78 said:
Tried it but to be honest I haven't a clue how to use it, but thanks for the suggestion
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Try following steps:
1.Open DirectoryBind
2.Menu - Add New Entry (case sensitive,you can long tap - open explorer)
Upper text box /sdcard/Android/data/
Lower text box: /sdcard/extStorages/SdCard/Android/data/
Check transferdata checkbox
Tap Add
3.Menu- preferences: set it like on picture
4.Restart
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Tsf shell

When ever i try to install it on tochwiz v5 rom it shows not enough space yet i have plenty of space to install it help plz......
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Flash s2e (in general thread) and move the app to the sd, obviously if you have a partitioned sdcard
If youdon´t have a partition sdcard (like me) you should try moving apps to system to free memory in the data/app . Move the apps to system/app as many as you can but don´t full it.
No i have sd partition and using with s2e have much space but yet when i install it .it shows not enough space .I think adroid 4.2 doest not supports that app
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don't give up!
arbaaz9989 said:
No i have sd partition and using with s2e have much space but yet when i install it .it shows not enough space .I think adroid 4.2 doest not supports that app
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i've got the same conf (rohan007's cm10.1 // annson08's patched s2e // tsf shell) and it works like a charm
[with some other tweaks - not storage related]
everything except app data on sd-ext (but when experimented it worked even whith everything on)
it's probably up to s2e; have you flashed it or installed it like .apk?
hope the above mentioned parameters, or at least the moral support helped

Install programs in external SD card Optimus 4x HD (P880)

Note: You need root access.
As you know, all big games are installed automatically in you internal SD (phone memory), I try a lot of apps (link2sd, etc) but it doesn't work, the solution: use this app developed by an XDA member:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410262
It's very easy to use, the only trick it's that you have to maintain pressed the path field to browse your phone folders, I recommend that recreate the folder structure of your internal SD in your external SD, copy all the data files and create the binds.
I test this app in stock ICS. and stock JB 4.1.2.
This is too old and bugy
Use foldermount for better result
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akshay.mehta9 said:
This is too old and bugy
Use foldermount for better result
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It work flawlessly to me and it's free, foldermount free version have the restriction of 3 binds.

[Q] How to change a big game data directory

Hi, well, i've been searching, well, googling also. How to change the default data directory where the game gets the resources to start the game but no results.
Why?
Well as i have the 8GB version of the SGSA, i have almost 4 GB of storage, right? Well. I also bought a 16GB SD Card to store big games like FIFA 12, NOVA 3, NFS Hot Pursuit, GTA III, etc.
Well, when i download the game, it asks to download it from the apk. Well, i do it, but the problem here is that it downloads to sdcard0/Android/data (internal storage), and i want it to download to sdcard1/Android/data (external). But when i start the game, it just requests to download the whole game again.
So, is there any way to change the direction of the directory where the game uses the resources to start? (From sdcard0/Android/data to sdcard1/Android/data) Help pls
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How bout this?
You can try with a symlink "ln -s [target] [name]" in the shell
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bobfrantic said:
How bout this?
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Tried that in the morning, bootloop.
frapeti said:
You can try with a symlink "ln -s [target] [name]" in the shell
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I don't understand
I mean, how do i type the game, where, or... um...
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AnMotass said:
Tried that in the morning, bootloop.
I don't understand
I mean, how do i type the game, where, or... um...
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For example you want the game data of game_xxx stored in /storage/sdcard0/Android/data/com.game.xxx linked to /storage/sdcard1/Android/data/com.game.xxx, you move the whole folder and type:
ln -s /storage/sdcard0/Android/data/com.game.xxx /storage/sdcard1/Android/data/com.game.xxx
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frapeti said:
For example you want the game data of game_xxx stored in /storage/sdcard0/Android/data/com.game.xxx linked to /storage/sdcard1/Android/data/com.game.xxx, you move the whole folder and type:
ln -s /storage/sdcard0/Android/data/com.game.xxx /storage/sdcard1/Android/data/com.game.xxx
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Link failed, operation not permitted.
(Typed # su in the previous command, and the first ($ su) also :l)
This is what i did:
> $ su
> # ln -s storage/sdcard1/Android/data/com.ea.game.fifa12 storage/sdcard0/Android/data/com.ea.game.fifa12
"Link failed Operation not permitted."
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EDIT: Well it seems FAT32 doesn't allow links...
If i change the filesystem of the external sdcard what differences could there be? It's supposed to be now a flash storage partition (or something like that i understood)
(Yeah, another edit e.e):
I don't even have a computer :l is there any way to do what's mentioned in the OP without a computer?
Type "/storage" instead of "storage"
And if you want you can format your SD you can do it on cwm recovery
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AnMotass said:
Hi, well, i've been searching, well, googling also. How to change the default data directory where the game gets the resources to start the game but no results.
Why?
Well as i have the 8GB version of the SGSA, i have almost 4 GB of storage, right? Well. I also bought a 16GB SD Card to store big games like FIFA 12, NOVA 3, NFS Hot Pursuit, GTA III, etc.
Well, when i download the game, it asks to download it from the apk. Well, i do it, but the problem here is that it downloads to sdcard0/Android/data (internal storage), and i want it to download to sdcard1/Android/data (external). But when i start the game, it just requests to download the whole game again.
So, is there any way to change the direction of the directory where the game uses the resources to start? (From sdcard0/Android/data to sdcard1/Android/data) Help pls
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There is a simple method with FolderMount
It creates binds between 2 folders.
In short it's what @frapeti was giving you through manual terminal writing, in a nice GUI suite.
Before anything, thanks to frapeti and YMatrix helped me a lot, already needed it hehe
frapeti said:
Type "/storage" instead of "storage"
And if you want you can format your SD you can do it on cwm recovery
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Hehe a lot of thanks dude, but FolderMount was kinda easier :$
YMatrix said:
There is a simple method with FolderMount
It creates binds between 2 folders.
In short it's what @frapeti was giving you through manual terminal writing, in a nice GUI suite.
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ive tried this for a week or two now.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2154811
now i can boast at my colleagues about my 32gb jelly bean galaxy s advance.. ^_^
i used a class 10 microsdhc card..
game data are only located on sdcard0 (internal)..
while the games apk are still on the phone memory.. that makes them readable on system boot..
N.O.V.A. 3 doesn't work ):
I've googled a lot and no solutions )):
Any ideas? D:
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Does this work for moving apps to external sd? If yes, this would be an awesome solution for devices with low internal storage, like the Ace.
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harith.unnikrishnan said:
Does this work for moving apps to external sd? If yes, this would be an awesome solution for devices with low internal storage, like the Ace.
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Weeell i don't know about which app/method you talk hehe :B
It seems no Gameloft game will ever work in SGSA
Back to EA Games ):
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AnMotass said:
Weeell i don't know about which app/method you talk hehe :B
It seems no Gameloft game will ever work in SGSA
Back to EA Games ):
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I meant moving the apk to external sd( creating apk link in /data/app and putting the apk on ext sd)
this isn't a big prob for us with 8/16 GB, but for those with 100-500 MB internal storage.
harith.unnikrishnan said:
I meant moving the apk to external sd( creating apk link in /data/app and putting the apk on ext sd)
this isn't a big prob for us with 8/16 GB, but for those with 100-500 MB internal storage.
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Oh, with Folder Mount yes, i used it to move SD Data of the Fifa12 to extsd . Go to the OP of the FolderMount app and read how to use it :B
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How to install apps directly on sd card ?

Can anybdy tell me how to install apps directly on my sd card because of the low internal storage I cannot install many apps and my phone is rooted any help will appreciated TIA
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ritmix54 said:
you can swap the internal memory and external memory with this mod http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2337762
or you can use foldermount, gl to sd, directory bind to transfer datas from internal to external
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Does any of theese slow down SP?
Arcybiskup said:
Does any of theese slow down SP?
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Depend on your SD's class, if 6+ then it should not slowing down the device
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I use link2sd for apps and folder mount for game data, and using these I have over 4gig internal spare.
Search xda for threads on how to use both of these or use Google.
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zolaisugly said:
I use link2sd for apps and folder mount for game data, and using these I have over 4gig internal spare.
Search xda for threads on how to use both of these or use Google.
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the question is how did you do it bro i can't figure out i have sandisk 16 gigs class 10 sd card..so pls tell me..
both of these apps Are free on play store.
Link2sd needs a secondary partition creating I used easeus free windows tools and set to primary. Then open app and select apps you want, then create link.
Folder mount works similar but you need to create a new folder then select which data files to copy across.
Search Google for the how to guides or xda how to use
Try clean master.
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zolaisugly said:
both of these apps Are free on play store.
Link2sd needs a secondary partition creating I used easeus free windows tools and set to primary. Then open app and select apps you want, then create link.
Folder mount works similar but you need to create a new folder then select which data files to copy across.
Search Google for the how to guides or xda how to use
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so which would you prefer..and for partition thing tell me some software to do it..
Prm593 said:
so which would you prefer..and for partition thing tell me some software to do it..
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Link2SD is for those small apps that dont use /sdcard/android/data or /obb folders. FolderMount is for those huge /obb data and more. Use both for pushing all those files and apps to microsd.

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