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CM7 SD card read write help

Hi,
I recently installed CM7 on my phone using Rom Manager and am very happy with it.
I noticed that my SD card read and write speeds have become abysmal though.
Can someone tell me how to fix this? I noticed in Rom Manager under the SD card partition area it mentions something about changing write speeds.
Would that work? I do not really want to create a separate partition on my SD card at the moment but I would like to increase the file transfer process.
Thank you for the help

Known problem, best solution is to use a card reader.

I also get extremely slow read/write speeds on my SDcard when mounted via the phone. My dad's HTC desire running on leedroid ROM reads and writes like lightning compared to what im getting and we both have the exact brand, class and capacity SDcard. Formatting the sdcard didnt help, i happen to be on CM7 as well so i wonder if its a ROM related issue...

[Q] Cyanogen doesnt use internal memory

Hi. I dont use SD card , because 5GB of internal memory is enough for me, but when I try to use camera it just write: Inseret SD card before using camera. Even photogalery wont load pictures from internal memory of the phone
With stock ROM everything was OK ,but now...
I am using cyanogen latest nightly build (but with RC1 it was the same problem)
Anyone know solution to this problem ?

Either **** about with the mount points or get yourself an SD card.

Rusty! said:
Either **** about with the mount points or get yourself an SD card.
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Yeah i have got and SD card on spare, but it is a shame have a 5GB of memory and dont use it

You can change some .fstab file around and it'll work, search on the forums I found it here myself

[Q] Power Button broken - can I still upgrade to a larger SD card?

Hey guys,
So I have a Nexus One with a power button that doesn't work (so I use the volume button now instead). I was able to root the phone though, and I downloaded ROM Manager and was able to Flash ClockworkMod Recovery.
My understanding is that I should be able to use ROM Manager to install new ROMs, but I also want to upgrade my SD card storage from 4GB to 8GB. From what I've found, it sounds like it takes some formatting and partitioning of the SD card and requires booting into Recovery mode by holding down the Power Button and the Volume Up key - problem is, as you know, that my power button doesn't work.
Is there any way for me to upgrade my SD card that doesn't involve using the power button? I know that ROM Manager has the option to boot into recovery mode, but that brings me to a screen with a triangle, with an exclamation mark and a green Android, and nothing happens. Same thing when I try to use QuickBoot to boot into recovery mode.
I tried looking around to see if there was a thread that would answer my question, but couldn't find one so I'm starting a new thread. If there is a thread that answers this, my apologies - please point me to it.
I hope I was able to provide enough information. Hopefully I'm not S.O.L, and I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks!

It's not necessary to partition SD card unless you flash sense roms or u want to use dt script or s2e to move data to sdext.so you can change your sd card.
I think you should try to flash recovery Again through ROM manager or terminal (try to flash alternate recovery through ROM manager too )
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Thanks amolji, you said a few things that I don't quite get since I haven't had to deal with them (dt script, s2e, sdext, etc).
So would I be ok with just a copy and paste of data from the old SD card to the new one? I should point out that I've moved over quite a few apps to my SD card, so if I do decide to copy/paste data to the new SD card, will the apps that are on the SD card launch properly once I've copied them over?

cyrusxs said:
Thanks amolji, you said a few things that I don't quite get since I haven't had to deal with them (dt script, s2e, sdext, etc).
So would I be ok with just a copy and paste of data from the old SD card to the new one? I should point out that I've moved over quite a few apps to my SD card, so if I do decide to copy/paste data to the new SD card, will the apps that are on the SD card launch properly once I've copied them over?
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You should be OK. I went from a 4GB to a 16GB card.
-copy content of old sd card to PC
-format new sd card (might not be necessary but I format all new sd card)
-copy contents from PC to new sd card

non int/ext sd card in sgs1 after dbdata.rfs|help please

hello there
my sgs1 is almost gone but i decided to fix it up
the internal sd card is gone,then i wasnt able to install any rom,include stock rom
i insert a 8 giga external and with adb created 3 new patition
than i install cm9 but the device doesnt find any sd card
i cant take pics,open galerry and install aps
when i connect the device to my computer
there is no acces to the sd card
i hope there is an way to fix it
thanks

help please...

memory full

guys pls help me... i tried everything to increase the internal memory of my ace but i dont have luck... im on stock gingerbread 2.3.6 rooted. is there any other way to increase the memory without the partionwizard? i dont have a card slot on my laptop.... pls help i have a sd card 1gb

DangerousB said:
guys pls help me... i tried everything to increase the internal memory of my ace but i dont have luck... im on stock gingerbread 2.3.6 rooted. is there any other way to increase the memory without the partionwizard? i dont have a card slot on my laptop.... pls help i have a sd card 1gb
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Hi There, @DangerousB
Well you dont actually need a pc to partition your Sd card you can even do this in CWM Recovery and i recommend you at least a 4GB Sd Card which good to partition @ about 2GB. Well till you get a new Sd Card i may help you by a code. You will need to type this code *#9900# and then click on 2nd option i,e run dumpstate
This will free up some of your internal storage without harming your apps.
Good Luck