Can someone tell me in what bock is data partition located, like for system its: /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/system
Need to know where the data is located in /dev/block
Zpik said:
Can someone tell me in what bock is data partition located, like for system its: /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/system
Need to know where the data is located in /dev/block
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replace system with userdata
cfchong said:
replace system with userdata
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I was actually talking about the data partition, what block is the partition located?
Zpik said:
I was actually talking about the data partition, what block is the partition located?
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as mentioned earlier
cfchong said:
as mentioned earlier
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okay, i see it,thanks
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Hello,
How can I format my "ext" partition? (I don't know what a "ext" partition is - I don't have apps2sd) I tried searching but could not find anything, I am sure it is there somewhere though.
Thanks,
Isaac
isaacwaller said:
Hello,
How can I format my "ext" partition? (I don't know what a "ext" partition is - I don't have apps2sd) I tried searching but could not find anything, I am sure it is there somewhere though.
Thanks,
Isaac
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an ext2 or ext3 partition is a linux partition where apps2sd files are stored. If you don't have Apps2SD you don't have an ext partition ;-)
If you don't have Apps2SD, and you don't know what an ext partition is (which more than likely means you don't have one) why would you need to wipe it? Anyway, LucidREM's script does this for you.
I am M3 said:
If you don't have Apps2SD, and you don't know what an ext partition is (which more than likely means you don't have one) why would you need to wipe it? Anyway, LucidREM's script does this for you.
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I'm assuming he had a bootloop and someone blamed it on they ext they assumed he had...
This is the GScript I use to clear the EXT partition, however when you do it within Android and oyu use Apps2SD, it will cause the mobile to reboot. Better off running it in the recovery mode or something.
Code:
rm -r /system/sd/*
From what I could tell, it wipes /data and /sdcard, but is the app2sd's ext partition mounted on /system/sd...?
well you can try and if all of your apps are still there afterwoards then no, it doesnt lol.
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Does anyone have an actual reply to the OP's question?
Thanks.
buggy1024 said:
From what I could tell, it wipes /data and /sdcard, but is the app2sd's ext partition mounted on /system/sd...?
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All of the apps are mounted on data/app for apps2sd.
I have a corrupeted mmcblk0p2 which i believe is the /rom partition. Can anybody point me to a guide on how to format the partitions or how to fix this problem. hopefully its a somewhat easy fix that requires minimal adb
oman0123 said:
I have a corrupeted mmcblk0p2 which i believe is the /rom partition. Can anybody point me to a guide on how to format the partitions or how to fix this problem. hopefully its a somewhat easy fix that requires minimal adb
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see this thread. You can either reformat it or use fsck.vfat to fix it.
After installing a customized rom, I no have partition in my HTC One (m7)
Normally I should have a partition system 15Gb and a partition sdcard 15Gb. But Now I have 32 Gb in a single partition.
How can I fix this problem
moanajmg said:
After installing a customized rom, I no have partition in my HTC One (m7)
Normally I should have a partition system 15Gb and a partition sdcard 15Gb. But Now I have 32 Gb in a single partition.
How can I fix this problem
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What you have now is correct.... no problem to fix
rider5512 said:
What you have now is correct.... no problem to fix
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well,, there is a problem for the one like me who wants his HtcOne having a partition ..
how we should partition that phone .. do you know ?
You shouldn't partition it, it's right as it is. The "partition" accessible through MTP is a directory /data/media or /data/media/0 for 4.2.2.
Yes I confirm that the original config HTC One is 2 partition 15GB (1 partition system and 1 partition SDCard (virtual))
mrpoweruser said:
well,, there is a problem for the one like me who wants his HtcOne having a partition ..
how we should partition that phone .. do you know ?
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http://teamw.in/DataMedia
I'm trying to using parted to modifying some partition inside my X2DS, but accidently I removed some partition that I can't remember and now my phone do not working properly. I need someone help me dump the partition table for me using ADB with parted, just plugin ur phone and type in
Code:
adb shell
parted /dev/block/mmcblk0
print free
Thanks alot for saving my X2 !!!
this my table without custom and data change to userdata
frnsl3 said:
this my table without custom and data change to userdata
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I have same table with you, but now I need to go back to original rom so I need custom partition infos.
thanks anyway !
brianpro700 said:
I have same table with you, but now I need to go back to original rom so I need custom partition infos.
thanks anyway !
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just create partition after userdata with 400mb space of custom