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Info: This has been fixed in Nightly #15. If you still want to move your cache, you may do it, but it is not necessary anymore!!
Hey folks,
as many of you might have expierienced with the CM7 nightlies, large apps won't download from the android market.
This due to the /cache/ partition, where the download files are stored in /cache/download/, being too small to acommodate for large apk files cached by the market.
So I searched around the net how to move this cache to another directory.
This is what I've come up with:
ATTENTION: I do not take any responsibility for any problems you may encounter with using this fix. It has worked fine for me, and it probably will for you as well.
This fix comes at a (little) prize: It moves the market cache to the internal SD card, so when you unmount the internal storage when you turn USB Mass storage on, market downloads will probably fail.
You probably have to be rooted for this, but since you are on CM7, you already should be
Code:
adb shell
# cd /cache/
# rm -R download
# mkdir /mnt/emmc/marketcache
# ln -s /mnt/emmc/marketcache download
# chown -h system.cache download
Code explanation:
Code:
adb shell
This one should be obvious, if you don't know what it does, you probably shouldn't do this
Code:
cd /cache/
Navigate to /cache partition
Code:
rm -R download
Remove /download recursively (meaning DELETE F***ing everything in there )
Code:
mkdir /mnt/emmc/marketcache
Create a directory named marketcache in the root directory of the internal SD card. Theoretically, you can choose whichever directory you'd like, but I don't know how the symlink would handle different file systems for example if your external SDCard is FAT32. And since the internal SD card became somewhat unused in CM7, I found it to be a good spot for this cache folder.
Code:
ln -s /mnt/emmc/marketcache download
Create a symbolic link named download to the directory you just created (remember to change the directory if you chose another one). This is somewhat anologous to a shortcut in Windows, where the OS treats the shortcut as a folder, while it actually just redirects everything to another location.
Code:
chown -h system.cache download
I don't know if this is necessary, but the original download folder has these permissions. It worked for me with, and without these permissions, maybe someone more expierienced could comment on whether you should set the permissions for the symlink and/or the destination folder.
To sum it up, what we did was delete the original download cache folder for the market and create a shortcut to the internal SDcard. From now on, the market will store the cached apks there instead of the cache partition.
After applying these changes, I was successfully able to download Cordy and MegaJump from the market, which I couldn't do before.
Hit the Thanks button if it helped you
Cheers
aMpeX
aMpeX said:
Hey folks,
as many of you might have expierienced with the CM7 nightlies, large apps won't download from the android market.
This due to the /cache/ partition, where the download files are stored in /cache/download/, being too small to acommodate for large apk files cached by the market.
So I searched around the net how to move this cache to another directory.
This is what I've come up with:
ATTENTION: I do not take any responsibility for any problems you may encounter with using this fix. It has worked fine for me, and it probably will for you as well.
You probably have to be rooted for this, but since you are on CM7, you already should be
Code:
adb shell
# cd /cache/
# rm -R download
# mkdir /mnt/emmc/marketcache
# ln -s /mnt/emmc/marketcache download
# chown -h system.cache download
Code explanation:
Code:
adb shell
This one should be obvious, if you don't know what it does, you probably shouldn't do this
Code:
cd /cache/
Navigate to /cache partition
Code:
rm -R download
Remove /download recursively (meaning DELETE F***ing everything in there )
Code:
mkdir /mnt/emmc/marketcache
Create a directory named marketcache in the root directory of the internal SD card. Theoretically, you can choose whichever directory you'd like, but I don't know how the symlink would handle different file systems for example if your external SDCard is FAT32. And since the internal SD card became somewhat unused in CM7, I found it to be a good spot for this cache folder.
Code:
ln -s /mnt/emmc/marketcache download
Create a symbolic link named download to the directory you just created (remember to change the directory if you chose another one). This is somewhat anologous to a shortcut in Windows, where the OS treats the shortcut as a folder, while it actually just redirects everything to another location.
Code:
chown -h system.cache download
I don't know if this is necessary, but the original download folder has these permissions. It worked for me with, and without these permissions, maybe someone more expierienced could comment on whether you should set the permissions for the symlink and/or the destination folder.
To sum it up, what we did was delete the original download cache folder for the market and create a shortcut to the internal SDcard. From now on, the market will store the cached apks there instead of the cache partition.
After applying these changes, I was successfully able to download Cordy and MegaJump from the market, which I couldn't do before.
Hit the Thanks button if it helped you
Cheers
aMpeX
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Thanks dude
Really nice fix and easy to understand.
-- Kiljacken
An interesting solution.
However, as I understand it, CM7 on the 2X has this issue because the Dalvik Cache is in the /cache/ partition, thus using up a large portion of the available space. There is a fix in the CM7 thread called fix_cache.zip that moves Dalvik-Cache to /data/
This has the added advantage of the download cache being located on a faster NAND chip (I think). Not that it'd make much difference for Market downloads. It also means that Market downloads will work with USB Storage turned on.
I'd link to it, but I'm in bed and cbf getting out and to my PC
Kudos for the original solution though; I've been wondering how to put /emmc/ to better use!
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kiljacken said:
Thanks dude
Really nice fix and easy to understand.
-- Kiljacken
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You're welcome, but you shouldn't full quote posts like that ;o)
Also, does this fix persist after a reboot?
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unfnknblvbl said:
An interesting solution.
However, as I understand it, CM7 on the 2X has this issue because the Dalvik Cache is in the /cache/ partition, thus using up a large portion of the available space. There is a fix in the CM7 thread called fix_cache.zip that moves Dalvik-Cache to /data/
This has the added advantage of the download cache being located on a faster NAND chip (I think). Not that it'd make much difference for Market downloads. It also means that Market downloads will work with USB Storage turned on.
I'd link to it, but I'm in bed and cbf getting out and to my PC
Kudos for the original solution though; I've been wondering how to put /emmc/ to better use!
Sent from my Optimus 2X using XDA App
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Since the dalvik cache is the cache for all the app-related stuff, I opted for moving the download cache, because you don't care about file access/read speeds when downloading apps from the market.
The solution you mentioned basically does the same as mine, moving the dalvik cache instead of the market cache.
The issue with USB storage turned on is legit however. Downloading from the market while having USB storage turned on will likely fail. I'll update the first post.
unfnknblvbl said:
Also, does this fix persist after a reboot?
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I cannot comment on that yet, probably I will when I have to reboot next time
aMpeX said:
You're welcome, but you shouldn't full quote posts like that ;o)
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Full quoting is funny xD
It increases the amount of people who actually reads the post
Nice work, is it already merged? http://goo.gl/Zd9f6
The commit from your link makes this guide obsolete I guess. I'll keep going with this until it is merged into the nightlies (13 doesn't have it yet)
aMpeX said:
The commit from your link makes this guide obsolete I guess. I'll keep going with this until it is merged into the nightlies (13 doesn't have it yet)
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Still u deserve a pat on your back. Good job!
temasek said:
Still u deserve a pat on your back. Good job!
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I hoped it would've holded out a bit longer Thanks for the pat
How does Android responds to startups scripts. This should be in a startups script somewhere...
this workaround is permanent and withstands a reboot, so you only have to apply it once. As it says in the first post you are basically creating a shortcut to another partition.
The Fix from rmcc to the cyanogen source redirects the dalvik cache to /data/ instead of cache by a command line in build.prop, making room for the temporary downloads.
aMpeX said:
this workaround is permanent and withstands a reboot, so you only have to apply it once. As it says in the first post you are basically creating a shortcut to another partition.
The Fix from rmcc to the cyanogen source redirects the dalvik cache to /data/ instead of cache by a command line in build.prop, making room for the temporary downloads.
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Ok, that's nice... 1 time change....
I was wondering...
Could it be something like the following:
(updater-script)
Code:
ui_print("Symlinking /cache to /mnt/emmc/cache");
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount" "/system");
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "rm -R", "/cache/download");
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mkdir", "/mnt/emmc/marketcache");
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "ln -s", "/mnt/emmc/marketcache", "/cache/download");
unmount("/system");
Just a thought.
should work as well. But the issue will be fixed in the next nightly. So this fix would remain for other devices with that problem.
Ok, then we wait some hours
Chown notes
This is pretty useful information. I used AlphaRev and flashed the Bravo CM7 partition, and the small /cache means I can't download any large apps.
There's one extra thing to note:
Chown Note
In the event that you are getting "chown: unknown user/group system:system" please try 1000.1000 as this has been reported to work on several of the samfirmware-released roms that fail with this message.credit:max_warheads
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7390510&postcount=1
As of right now, it looks to me that my Desire+CM6 doesn't actually use /cache/download for market downloads, but rather just /cache.
Oh, that might also be related to me using market_black_emerald_2.3.4
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=877510
Unclear if I can use this same symlink method in such a case.
Perhaps I can use something like this
http://blog.endpoint.com/2009/09/using-ln-sf-to-replace-symlink-to.html
to replace the current /cache with the new symlink. I'm hesitant, since /cache is it's own partition, right?
Symlink /cache FAIL
I tried to symlink /cache according to this
http://www.infoparlor.com/android/h...o-protected-apps-install-when-using-custommtd
1. Mount the root file system writable:
Code:
mount -oremount,rw rootfs /
2. Unmount the existing /cache mount
Code:
umount /cache
3. Remove the existing /cache folder
Code:
rmdir /cache
4. Create the new link
Code:
ln -s /sdcard/cache cache
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That author was trying to fix Protected Apps, whereas I'm just trying to fix downloading large Apps, but seems that the process should be the same.
Except, each time I reboot recovery, the /cache keeps coming back just like it was.
This thread gives essentially the same instructions as are listed in the OP
http://miuiandroid.com/forums/showt...e-to-install-large-apps-like-MAPS-from-market.
OK I have checked and searched but haven't seen a answer to this. Whenever I try installing the compile aokp M6 , once installed I can't access the sdcard. OK I know technically the top doesn't have a sdcard but what am I doing wrong I can't access any of my media???.. thank you in advance
wojo797 said:
OK I have checked and searched but haven't seen a answer to this. Whenever I try installing the compile aokp M6 , once installed I can't access the sdcard. OK I know technically the top doesn't have a sdcard but what am I doing wrong I can't access any of my media???.. thank you in advance
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Can you not access it, or are the contents still view-able in a file explorer?
My suggestion would be to first check if a file explorer can "see" the card, then search for a .nomedia file on the root of the SD.
-SGA- said:
Can you not access it, or are the contents still view-able in a file explorer?
My suggestion would be to first check if a file explorer can "see" the card, then search for a .nomedia file on the root of the SD.
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Already tried.. as soon as I click settings> storage...settings force closes . This is odd because the only issue I have seen on the forums with this build has been WiFi. Esfile explorer shows everything but a sdcard
are you able to see the sdcard or any of its contents from the terminal emulator? or are you able to see the sdcard or any of its contents from an ./adb shell connection from the computer or another droid device? maybe ls $EXTERNAL_STORAGE
or write up a little script something like
#!/system/bin/sh
if busybox [ -z "$( busybox mount | busybox grep /sdcard )" ]; then
echo "Your SD card is not available."
else
echo "Your SD card is available"
and run it from within aokp.
[MOD] Internal <> External storage "swap" for 4.2.2. Simply, easy, safe.
UPDATE 26.06.2013
OK, we are alive again!
Some users have reported about boot loop. Use it at your own risk (be ready to use backup or ExternalStorageRestore).
ExternalStorageFullSwap_v1 for 10.3.A.0.423 DEODEX
ExternalStorageRestore_v1 for 10.3.A.0.423 DEODEX
Install it from Recovery.
Best swap solution. No root, no init.d, no remounts, exFAT support, easy to restore, full emulated storage support (4.2.2).
System will work as usual, sdcard0 will still be internal storage, sdcard1 will still be real SD-card. But all (most) apps (and games) will use sdcard1 as global storage path (getExternalStorageDirectory).
It is for any DEODEXED ROM based on 10.3.A.0.423 (4.2.2).
Patch will replace only one file - framework.jar and will not swap sdcard0 and sdcard1 (in reality). sdcard0 will still be internal storage, sdcard1 will still be real SD-card. If anything will go wrong just restore original framework.jar.
Kyrie1965 said:
It is for any DEODEXED ROM based on 10.1.A.1.434.
Patches will replaces only one file - framework.jar and will not swap sdcard0 and sdcard1 (in reality). sdcard0 will still be internal storage, sdcard1 will still be real SD-card.
There are two versions:
ExternalStoragePartialSwap (recommended). Install it from Recovery. This patch is doing one simple and outstanding thing - change EXTERNAL_STORAGE_ANDROID_DATA_DIRECTORY, EXTERNAL_STORAGE_ANDROID_MEDIA_DIRECTORY, EXTERNAL_STORAGE_ANDROID_OBB_DIRECTORY to external storage (sdcard1).
Most of games and apps stores their data and cache at /sdcard0/Android/data, /sdcard0/Android/obb, /sdcard0/Android/media. sdcard0 - is internal storage. After patching games and apps will use /sdcard1/Android/data, /sdcard1/Android/obb, /sdcard1/Android/media. After patch applying you need to move Android folder from sdcard0 to sdcard1 (by any file manager). Most of all other apps will use internal storage as usual.
ExternalStorageFullSwap (not recommended). Install it from Recovery. This patch is doing one simple and outstanding thing - change EXTERNAL_STORAGE_DIRECTORY to external storage (sdcard1).
Most of all apps will use sdcard1 as internal storage. By default when apps asks for a storage dir (getExternalStorageDirectory), system returns "/storage/sdcard0". After patch it will be "/storage/sdcard1" by default.
If anything will go wrong just restore original framework.jar (DEODEX, 10.1.A.1.434) ExternalStorageRestore. Install it from Recovery.
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Hey Thank u for mod... Reserved..
Kyrie1965 said:
It is for any DEODEXED ROM based on 10.1.A.1.434.
Patches will replaces only one file - framework.jar and will not swap sdcard0 and sdcard1 (in reality). sdcard0 will still be internal storage, sdcard1 will still be real SD-card.
There are two versions:
ExternalStoragePartialSwap. Install it from Recovery. This patch is doing one simple and outstanding thing - change EXTERNAL_STORAGE_ANDROID_DATA_DIRECTORY, EXTERNAL_STORAGE_ANDROID_MEDIA_DIRECTORY, EXTERNAL_STORAGE_ANDROID_OBB_DIRECTORY to external storage (sdcard1).
Most of games and apps stores their data and cache at /sdcard0/Android/data, /sdcard0/Android/obb, /sdcard0/Android/media. sdcard0 - is internal storage. After patching games and apps will use /sdcard1/Android/data, /sdcard1/Android/obb, /sdcard1/Android/media. After patch applying you need to move Android folder from sdcard0 to sdcard1 (by any file manager). Most of all other apps will use internal storage as usual.
ExternalStorageFullSwap. Install it from Recovery. This patch is doing one simple and outstanding thing - change EXTERNAL_STORAGE_DIRECTORY to external storage (sdcard1).
Most of all apps will use sdcard1 as internal storage. By default when apps asks for a storage dir (getExternalStorageDirectory), system returns "/storage/sdcard0". After patch it will be "/storage/sdcard1" by default.
NO need root, init.d, etc. exFAT support (if you have exFAT mod). Absolutly safe (system will work as usual).
If anything will go wrong just restore original framework.jar (DEODEX, 10.1.A.1.434) ExternalStorageRestore. Install it from Recovery.
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Awesome! Could you please tell me which files and lines you edited, so I can edit it myself for any ROM I use? (In case this mod breaks some tweaks and mods implemented in the jar file of the ROM)
Ape187 said:
Could you please tell me which files and lines you edited...
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framework.jar > android > os > Environment.smali (constructor <clinit> method)
Just use any comparing tool and compare original and patched files.
Kyrie1965 said:
framework.jar > android > os > Environment.smali (constructor <clinit> method)
Just use any comparing tool and compare original and patched files.
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Okay, thanks. I use notepad++ for editing.
Is it possible to have another version for stock rom?
Explain More
Kyrie1965 said:
framework.jar > android > os > Environment.smali (constructor <clinit> method)
Just use any comparing tool and compare original and patched files.
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Could you please Elaborate More- I didn't understand Because ExternalStoragePartialSwap_434.zip file contains Only one file framework,jar file.
After extracting the This jar file , I have found 3 files inside-- classes.dex, MANIFEST.MF, and preloaded-classes.
I didn't Understand for "framework.jar > android > os > Environment.smali (constructor <clinit> method)", Where Can I find this and How !
Plz explain.
Thanks-- Anil
anielkumar said:
Could you please Elaborate More- I didn't understand Because ExternalStoragePartialSwap_434.zip file contains Only one file framework,jar file.
After extracting the This jar file , I have found 3 files inside-- classes.dex, MANIFEST.MF, and preloaded-classes.
I didn't Understand for "framework.jar > android > os > Environment.smali (constructor <clinit> method)", Where Can I find this and How !
Plz explain.
Thanks-- Anil
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My message about Environment.smali was not for ordinary users. Only for users who know what is decompile, java, dalvik, etc.
After Flash Getting FC for user Installed App and Game not Starting
Hi,
I have flashed the ExternalStoragePartialSwap_434.zip thru TWRP in my C6602/sony Z.
I have doomloard v6 kernel and Glass Xperia V2. But after flashed i was getting FC for Linked Application using Link2SD.
Even if I unlinked the App , Still I am unable to Run. Game is also not launching.
So I have Re flashed ur ExternalStorageRestore file to Back original state.
I think this Patch need more testing.
I am also Semi Developer and tester. I have worked on Visual Studio.
Little bit I know Java.
It will help for me if you guide about What Compiler / decompiler use for Patching for framework.jar.
I have work on Eclipse.
Thanks--
anielkumar said:
Hi,
I have flashed the ExternalStoragePartialSwap_434.zip thru TWRP in my C6602/sony Z.
I have doomloard v6 kernel and Glass Xperia V2. But after flashed i was getting FC for Linked Application using Link2SD.
Even if I unlinked the App , Still I am unable to Run. Game is also not launching.
So I have Re flashed ur ExternalStorageRestore file to Back original state.
I think this Patch need more testing.
I am also Semi Developer and tester. I have worked on Visual Studio.
Little bit I know Java.
It will help for me if you guide about What Compiler / decompiler use for Patching for framework.jar.
I have work on Eclipse.
Thanks--
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I use gui apk tool for decompiling/compiling (available here) and for editing the .smali files I use notepad++.
BTW, I use Windows 7 64bit for it.
GL2SD (temp Solution)
Ape187 said:
I use gui apk tool for decompiling/compiling (available here) and for editing the .smali files I use notepad++.
BTW, I use Windows 7 64bit for it.
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Hi
Thanks. I am on it.
Mean while I am using GL2SD program for "data and obb" files for running the Games or Apps from SD1 card (ExternelSD).
External_storage_dumb ?
Kyrie1965 said:
framework.jar > android > os > Environment.smali (constructor <clinit> method)
Just use any comparing tool and compare original and patched files.
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Hi,
I have decompile the framework.jar files (Both modified one and Original one).
Modifed (Your framework.jar) contains Following Line:
const-string v2, "EXTERNAL_STORAGE_DUMB"
const-string v3, "/storage/sdcard1"
Original ( from deodexed rom) contains Following Line:
const-string v2, "EXTERNAL_STORAGE"
const-string v3, "/storage/sdcard0"
So, Why have u modified ---
EXTERNAL_STORAGE To EXTERNAL_STORAGE_DUMB ???????????????
for Sdcard0 to Sdcard1 is OK.
Plz Check ?
Currently I am on progress......
anielkumar said:
So, Why have u modified ---
EXTERNAL_STORAGE To EXTERNAL_STORAGE_DUMB ???????????????
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EXTERNAL_STORAGE is environment variable. If it exists system will use it value (path) and not your. It is not good and you must prevent it. EXTERNAL_STORAGE_DUMB is not exist at any case.
Please do not post such questions here. This topic is not for that.
Can we use this mod with rooted stock .434 version? Is anyone tried?
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HoboTR said:
Can we use this mod with rooted stock .434 version? Is anyone tried?
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No, you cann't. You need deodexed ROM.
Yep tried it on a stock rom and as he mentioned, it's not working in a stock rooted rom.
If he can manage to pull this off for stock roms it'd be really great, nice work though man. keep it up.
Can you share the smali script about swapping internal storage from framework.jar ?
danisariandi said:
Can you share the smali script about swapping internal storage from framework.jar ?
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Here you go. The file is attached. Just unzip it. This is the full swap one.
Ape187 said:
Here you go. The file is attached. Just unzip it. This is the full swap one.
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Could you give me a tutorial ?
Sent by brand new mindmap
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Could you give me a tutorial ?
Sent by brand new mindmap
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Of course.
First things first, you must have Java installed on your Windows computer and set the path variables. To do this go to Control Panel>System and Security>System>Advanced, till it looks someting like this. I have downloaded the 32bit version of java. It might look different to you. Just copy the path of your java bin folder and add it to the path field. Be sure to add a semicolon after the last entry before you add it.
After that install the program from here. It requires .NET Framework, but the necessary files you will find there.
Next thing, open the GUI apktool, select your framework.jar file you extracted from the .434 firmware and decopile shown here. Be sure to keep the original, you will need it later. I unticked the "Sign recently compiled apk?" box for safety. Check always the log after decompiling/compiling before doing anything!
After that, go to the decompiled path located in your personal folder. You can simply go there by clicking "Open decompiled output directory". Don't close the program. Go to framework.jar>smali>android>os and replace the Environment.smali I posted.
Then go to the program again and compile it. Name the compiled file "framework.jar" (without the quotes) for simplicity's sake. After it successfully compiled, go to the path by clicking on "Open compiled output directory" and open it with 7zip (very useful tool). Open your original framework.jar as well. Drag and drop the classes.dex file from your recently compiled file to your original and overwrite it. Don't flash the freshly compiled file, or the ROM will not boot.
All you need to do now, is to put it into a flashable zip and flash it via recovery. For safety, make a flashable zip with your untouched framework.jar in case something went wrong.
I hope, I covered everything. If I made some errors, then anyone can correct me.
its a script to swap sd card and works on XPERIA ZR 4.4.4
1. Get root
2. download busybox from playstore and install it (skip this if ur having dual recovery installed )
3. download Universal Init.d from playstore and activate and verify
4. Format external sdcard into FAT32. Don't forget to backup your files!
5. Create a folder name 0 on ur sdcard
6. move all data from your internal storage to the 0 folder in your sd card
7. download and extrat the file to system/etc/init.d
9. Set permissions with all 9 ticks
10. Reboot
Don't pay attention to info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using any file manager
Any body have tried this?
nzeetech said:
its a script to swap sd card and works on XPERIA ZR 4.4.4
1. Get root
2. download busybox from playstore and install it
3. download Universal Init.d from playstore and activate and verify
4. Format external sdcard into FAT32. Don't forget to backup your files!
5. Create a folder name 0 on ur sdcard
6. move all data from your internal storage to the 0 folder in your sd card
7. download and extrat the file to system/etc/init.d
9. Set permissions with all 9 ticks
10. Reboot
Don't pay attention to info in Settings > Storage. It's incorrect.
Just check using any file manager
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I have been searching for this from last one month. But i just want to know if it really works on Official CM11 [4.4.4].
it works on Official CM11 [4.4.4] i tested and no have bugs or error on CM, i put a big game on the obb folder and its works all apps from store intal on the sd so try on others roms but in CM works thax to the creators
I tried this method but when i excute the script my device rebot autmaticlly and did not want to open again i flashed a new stock rom again to make it work ... any help .. sorry for my bad english
Hudson118 said:
I tried this method but when i excute the script my device rebot autmaticlly and did not want to open again i flashed a new stock rom again to make it work ... any help .. sorry for my bad english
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Try the rebootfix before installing the script
Bootloop
Something went wrong and got stuck in bootloop, had to start the whole thing right from the begining(xperifirm-flashtool and so on.)..
Hope the reboot fix works.
Anyone else who have tried this?
Any other methods to follow?
plz give some screenshot :/ for universal int.d
Does this Work on lollipop?
rabe3ab said:
Does this Work on lollipop?
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I think not.
Hi
I have Xperia ZR
I have a problem on cm 13
My application (ADM Es, file explore...) can't read my files scdard
What i can fix this problem?
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Go to settings > apps > File explorer > Select Permissions > Select Storage!
Daedroza said:
Go to settings > apps > File explorer > Select Permissions > Select Storage!
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I tested but not worked
Try CM-13's file manager. Alternatively here is a advanced method to troubleshoot the problem, download a terminal emulator from play store and open it. Now, type su
Accept the root permissions. Now, type this code
cd /storage
ls
Now, there should be 3 Folders named emulated self and one more folder named with the combinations of word and letter like B5D4-8J5A(in my case) You need this folder as this is your sdcard.
Now, type first three letters of your folder with '*' using this code
cd B5D*
touch txtfile.txt
Now, open your File explorer and go to sdcard. You should see a file named txtfilet.txt.
If this works, then there is no problem in writing files to sdcard.
However, you should give me the output of permission column using this command ls -l
Permissions would be like drwrw-x-rw something like that.