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[Q] convert to system app using TB - is it safe?

I have 76MB+ free internal storage, and 61MB free in System ROM storage. I've been thinking to move my widgets(Fancy Widgets, Android Pro Widgets) and launcher to System ROM storage. Is it safe to move 'em there? Or it will makes my phone slow(due to low space on system ROM)?

Try it out, I don´t think that it´ll be slower.

codfreak said:
Try it out, I don´t think that it´ll be slower.
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can any one please tell me how can we make apps as a system apps please i have been searching this problem for a long time with tbackup

ankitxperia said:
can any one please tell me how can we make apps as a system apps please i have been searching this problem for a long time with tbackup
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hold the desired app, then choose convert to system app

But this will only work with the Pro version, otherwise it´ll ask you to buy the Pro version.

Yeah, the options is available in PRO version.
btt: I've tried to move several apps to system partition, guess what. I faced several FC(LP Sense UI), and unresponsive Handcent SMS. looks like it lags the phone. Even lockscreen is lag, gotta wait for few seconds to view the lockscreen(from screen off).

Push the app u want to system/app with root explorer
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Rom partition almost full?

Ive noticed as I've been flashing more and more roms, this partition seems to be almost full.
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Does anyone know if it's normal for this partition to be so full?? Or is it a result of something gone wrong in the process of flashing?
Edit: I'm also on stock with root and CWM at the moment.
Thanks in dvance!
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Ranafram said:
Ive noticed as I've been flashing more and more roms, this partition seems to be almost full.
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Does anyone know if it's normal for this partition to be so full?? Or is it a result of something gone wrong in the process of flashing?
Edit: I'm also on stock with root and CWM at the moment.
Thanks in dvance!
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yup.Its the /system patition where you place your system apps,frameworks,libs,ringtone,sounds,boot animations etc...so its normal to be full.Only your internal sd should not be full

vijai2011 said:
yup.Its the /system patition where you place your system apps,frameworks,libs,ringtone,sounds,boot animations etc...so its normal to be full.Only your internal sd should not be full
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Exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks

stock roms will always take up more space than custom roms, you have a normal amount of space left

Yup thats true.that is basically because of the odex file every system app anfd frame work has which are deodexed in almost all custom roms which would save some memory
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[Q] Is this normal in MIUI android?

Hi can anybody tell is this normal?
I flashed from xxjw4 and converted to rfs before flashing MIUI android latest.
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Why should something to convert? MIUI exelent flasher from rooted GB 2.3.6

What? I didnt get you?
I didn't converted I just installed this apk to check system details and I was having force closes on every app I tried cwm and cleaned cache and dakvik cache but it wasn't working. Can anyone tell why MIUI has force close issue?It start giving fc any time.
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Yes it is normal. MIUI is based off Cyanogen mod which uses it's own file system (that yaffs you see there).
As far as i know you can't really convert yaffs to rfs nor there should be a need to do so. If you want to go back to a samsung based rom, all you need to do is flash one with odin by ticking the repartition option. Odin will restore samsung's partitions with their own file systems (RFS), no need to worry.
Just look up and follow a tutorial to do so, there are plenty about.
EDIT:
Just seen your latest post, search a bit dude, there are LOADS of posts around describing the force-close issue with cyanogen/miui roms. Solution is fast, simple and without loss of data, there is no need to return back to anything if that's the problem. To put it simple, one of your partitions (data) just ran out of space regardless of what that app says.

Huge "System Data" usage on storage

I'm facing a problem with my storage space. Using the app "Disk Usage" I've found the following:
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This enormous amount of memory used for "system data" isn't explicable. And I'm not been able to find a folder with a content to delete (of course I do have root access)
My first attempt was to delete a TWRP backup, whit actually worked, in part, since the original size of this partition was more than 14gb!
But I'm not finding the origins of the rest.
Somebody have already experienced it?
What could be the solution?

Same here. I don't know what is system data, I suspect some hidden files/folders, ex. thumbnails for gallery.

What size phone do you have? My 16gb has 5.8gb of system data, only 10.2gb available.

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What size phone do you have? My 16gb has 5.8gb of system data, only 10.2gb available.
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We're talking about sdcard storage as you can see in screenshot above.

Oops

I'm thinking that it maybe related with this:

I'm having a similar issue, except my system data is showing 16728MB, more than double the OP. I never had any storage issue before the latest 5.1 update so I thought maybe it was some temp files from the update so I cleared the /cache partition but that didn't help at all. Anyone else seeing excessively large system size?

Low on storage

To begin with, I tried searching forum for similar threads, found one that was asked on 2009.
So I hope its not against the rules if I ask here.
My Z3C is in constant low storage mode. If I manage to free ups few MB it is back again. I dont have that many app installed. I would say I have less than average.
I think mostly its cache that takes lots of space. For example com.android.vending takes 2.2GB That I have no idea why and what for.
Spotify is 1.5GB but I know why (music downloads).
Tried Drive Storage Analyzer that showed me what where but it was not able to free some space.
I went through app and tried clearing that cache/data manually but it seems like futile work. Photos are already stored on SD card same as non essential apps.
Is there reliable app that would help me out? Or another way?
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com.android.vending is the Google Play Store, might want to try to clear all data + cache of the Play Store.
Also, the facebook app eats a big chunk, probably tons of stuff cached inside the app. Clear that too.
Are you rooted or not? Might want to try SD Maid, it can free up some space
easiest way to clear that problem would be a factory reset, as that would eliminate every data + cache on the device. Gotta backup first though!