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Dear all. I believe that the amounts of memory available in our beloved Ace is completely unacceptable. The device has a nice processor, plenty of ram but users cannot instal bigger apps. There are also problems with fabulous apps like Wimp, which however don't let the user (maybe due to to some copyright protection or synchronization with PC) to save media on SD card but only in USB memory.
Developers, please help and write a tutorial for dummies. Thanks!
http://www.mediafire.com/?9y12kaqha2ii3jr
search for replacement of vold.fstab within another threads and use the file above.
It will transform your sdcard in internal memory and you will can install everything u want
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Hey bro this is dev section dont SPAM here :banghead:
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wrong section bro
sorry. just wanted to help
luigisvc said:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9y12kaqha2ii3jr
search for replacement of vold.fstab within another threads and use the file above.
It will transform your sdcard in internal memory and you will can install everything u want
Sent from my GT-I8160L using Tapatalk 2
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This file is for the S5830 running what version of android?
Hi all
I wanna thank This Forum For Helping me to Mange all my Android Phones And Tablet That I'm using..
Recently I Manged to Make my wife to use An android phone ( Samsung ACE s5830i ) as a first step to make here a fan of android Samsung instead of NOKIA
i found a big problem that happened with me before that the internal memory is very small and i couldn't install so much programmes from the store so i used an old trick that i used be4 with my android VPAD 7 which is:
1. make root to the phone ( you will find it in the development section)
2. i used a 4 GB microSD card formatted it to 2 partions primary FAT32 ( the 2nd one is 1024 mb).
3. put it on phone and install the LINK2SD program from the market. when it 1st open it will ask for the second portion type choose FAT32.
4. it will relink many files the belong to the internal memory to the SD card and also you can install the proggrames to the SD card but not all programes the supported ones
this will save alot of space on the internal memory
I hope that Help
mregypt99 said:
Hi all
I wanna thank This Forum For Helping me to Mange all my Android Phones And Tablet That I'm using..
Recently I Manged to Make my wife to use An android phone ( Samsung ACE s5830i ) as a first step to make here a fan of android Samsung instead of NOKIA
i found a big problem that happened with me before that the internal memory is very small and i couldn't install so much programmes from the store so i used an old trick that i used be4 with my android VPAD 7 which is:
1. make root to the phone ( you will find it in the development section)
2. i used a 4 GB microSD card formatted it to 2 partions primary FAT32 ( the 2nd one is 1024 mb).
3. put it on phone and install the LINK2SD program from the market. when it 1st open it will ask for the second portion type choose FAT32.
4. it will relink many files the belong to the internal memory to the SD card and also you can install the proggrames to the SD card but not all programes the supported ones
this will save alot of space on the internal memory
I hope that Help
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There was no need to make a thread for this, everyone here knows this!
Again i quote xda
Search before you post!
js2892 said:
There was no need to make a thread for this, everyone here knows this!
Again i quote xda
Search before you post!
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soooo sorry for making a post for a something you know
But this not for who Know this is for the people who don't know this
it take me awhile to now this and use this with my old device
i dont have this problem on my Galaxy Wonder GT-8150 AS YOU KONW HOW MUCH the internal memory...
when i first use the android i learned alot from reading posts like this on every where.. i not saying that i know every thing nor the pepole reading the post doen't know this ... i only write a little thing may give someone new on using the phone a solution for a problem may facing...
thanks for supporting
and next time when i know a thing i'll keep it to my self assuming that everyone know it
Feel free to delete the post coz i'm not interested to share any thing
sorry again
mregypt99 said:
soooo sorry for making a post for a something you know
But this not for who Know this is for the people who don't know this
it take me awhile to now this and use this with my old device
i dont have this problem on my Galaxy Wonder GT-8150 AS YOU KONW HOW MUCH the internal memory...
when i first use the android i learned alot from reading posts like this on every where.. i not saying that i know every thing nor the pepole reading the post doen't know this ... i only write a little thing may give someone new on using the phone a solution for a problem may facing...
thanks for supporting
and next time when i know a thing i'll keep it to my self assuming that everyone know it
Feel free to delete the post coz i'm not interested to share any thing
sorry again
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There is already a guide present there I think
mregypt99 said:
soooo sorry for making a post for a something you know
But this not for who Know this is for the people who don't know this
it take me awhile to now this and use this with my old device
i dont have this problem on my Galaxy Wonder GT-8150 AS YOU KONW HOW MUCH the internal memory...
when i first use the android i learned alot from reading posts like this on every where.. i not saying that i know every thing nor the pepole reading the post doen't know this ... i only write a little thing may give someone new on using the phone a solution for a problem may facing...
thanks for supporting
and next time when i know a thing i'll keep it to my self assuming that everyone know it
Feel free to delete the post coz i'm not interested to share any thing
sorry again
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Just see my Works on my signature and you will find the answers.
Sniper Killer said:
Just see my Works on my signature and you will find the answers.
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There is already a guide present there I think
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NO NEED For all this
no Need for making Problems about a post
gonna stop posting
it's only a one post i'm not pretending that i know any thing i'm just a user like any user
sooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy
thanks
mregypt99 said:
soooo sorry for making a post for a something you know
But this not for who Know this is for the people who don't know this
it take me awhile to now this and use this with my old device
i dont have this problem on my Galaxy Wonder GT-8150 AS YOU KONW HOW MUCH the internal memory...
when i first use the android i learned alot from reading posts like this on every where.. i not saying that i know every thing nor the pepole reading the post doen't know this ... i only write a little thing may give someone new on using the phone a solution for a problem may facing...
thanks for supporting
and next time when i know a thing i'll keep it to my self assuming that everyone know it
Feel free to delete the post coz i'm not interested to share any thing
sorry again
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Keep the guides coming if you think it's helpful ^_^
Try searching first, tho - if you find none, go ahead! If you do, and think it's important to bring it back to attention, feel free to share it in the off topic thread, or bump the topic with new information (a note that you're aware of bumping and doing it for a good reason is usually a good idea).
mregypt99 said:
NO NEED For all this
no Need for making Problems about a post
gonna stop posting
it's only a one post i'm not pretending that i know any thing i'm just a user like any user
sooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy
thanks
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Calm down
mregypt99 said:
NO NEED For all this
no Need for making Problems about a post
gonna stop posting
it's only a one post i'm not pretending that i know any thing i'm just a user like any user
sooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy
thanks
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You can still post guides, but please first search for a thread which does the same as your guide.
btw, my 1000th post *party*
GermainZ said:
Keep the guides coming if you think it's helpful ^_^
Try searching first, tho - if you find none, go ahead! If you do, and think it's important to bring it back to attention, feel free to share it in the off topic thread, or bump the topic with new information (a note that you're aware of bumping and doing it for a good reason is usually a good idea).
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thanks alot:good:
Android-fany said:
You can still post guides, but please first search for a thread which does the same as your guide.
btw, my 1000th post *party*
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iamareebjamal said:
Calm down
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GermainZ said:
Keep the guides coming if you think it's helpful ^_^
Try searching first, tho - if you find none, go ahead! If you do, and think it's important to bring it back to attention, feel free to share it in the off topic thread, or bump the topic with new information (a note that you're aware of bumping and doing it for a good reason is usually a good idea).
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sniper killer think that i'm steeling a post of him
or doing a thing that taking a cridit for his work
i only tryed to simplfying a way to solve a problem
and here is the Detailed way to do mr snipper killer way
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2082465
but my friend i'm explaining a way that i'm using on my phone i'm not making a mod or writing a script or making a rom
i'm just trying to share a simple way in simple steps...
all you developers are doing great work and we the user are using your work on our phone you are doing great work for helping us and make the phone interesting... so thanks again
mregypt99 said:
sniper killer think that i'm steeling a post of him
or doing a thing that taking a cridit for his work
i only tryed to simplfying a way to solve a problem
and here is the Detailed way to do mr snipper killer way
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2082465
but my friend i'm explaining a way that i'm using on my phone i'm not making a mod or writing a script or making a rom
i'm just trying to share a simple way in simple steps...
all you developers are doing great work and we the user are using your work on our phone you are doing great work for helping us and make the phone interesting... so thanks again
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Are you serious ?
What i wanted to tell you is that you must SEARCH BEFORE YOU POST ! Not that you stole it from my guide ?
There are so much posts and guides about this topic.
BTW : You said sorry , didn't you ? Just don't post anymore here. I'm not flaming anyone.
Hey guys, lets just take a breath and chill yh
@mregypt99 im closing this thread ok, the info is already there, feel free to read further in the forums and create a guide that doesnt exist :good:
Kindly help from my friends as well.
I was one of the users of the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini domiciled from Indonesia, precisely in the province of Lampung.
I am very difficult to move data applications and games that are in Internal memory, I want to move it to an external memory / sd card. I have tried a variety of applications such as link2sd, Move2SD, App2Sd and others, and the result made me very dizzy. Therefore, through this forum I asked for help from all of you that knows more about the tricks and ways how to do it.
If you are willing to help me, please reply to my questions here or reply through my email: yokie.agungmalian @ gmail.com
Thank you for all of your attention.
May the Almighty God gives salvation to us all.
* remember, my gadget is Samsung Galaxy s3 Mini.
All these apps which you mentioned above will work only if you root your phone..
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You can't move the applications to external sd
The internal & external sd`s are emulated, so it's impossible to do that
But you can use ApkExtractor from Play Store to extract the apk's to your sd
I hope I helped you
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One quick answer , FOLDERMOUNT !
I personally use link2sd and gl to sd on my phone and they work perfectly fine. For link2sd you have yo partition your sd card and for gl to sd you have to have you phone rooted
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i solved it
Yokie Agung Malian said:
Kindly help from my friends as well.
I was one of the users of the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini domiciled from Indonesia, precisely in the province of Lampung.
I am very difficult to move data applications and games that are in Internal memory, I want to move it to an external memory / sd card. I have tried a variety of applications such as link2sd, Move2SD, App2Sd and others, and the result made me very dizzy. Therefore, through this forum I asked for help from all of you that knows more about the tricks and ways how to do it.
If you are willing to help me, please reply to my questions here or reply through my email: yokie.agungmalian @ gmail.com
Thank you for all of your attention.
May the Almighty God gives salvation to us all.
* remember, my gadget is Samsung Galaxy s3 Mini.
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Here is the solution it work for me
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2192122
And this is tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJLJZs7oqPE
TOO LITTLE SPACE FOR YOUR APPS?
No worries!
Here the Re-Partition zip comes!
MORE DATA FOR EVERYONE!
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How did Samsung partition the Note (N7000 16GB)?
Code:
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=4]CACHE: Start:54.5MB End:264MB Size:210MB[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=4]
FACTORYFS: Start:281MB End:1174MB Size:893MB[/SIZE][/FONT][SIZE=4]
[FONT=Comic Sans MS] DATAFS: Start:1174MB End:3322MB Size:2147MB[/FONT]
[FONT=Comic Sans MS] UMS: Start:3322MB End:11.9GB Size:11.9GB[/FONT]
[FONT=Comic Sans MS] HIDDEN: Start:11.9GB End:15.8GB Size:537MB[/FONT][/SIZE]
As you can see, the DATAFS partition only has 2147MB, hardly enough for much games or resource heavy apps. e.g. Facebook (30~100MB) Spotify (100~300+MB), and so, we need much more space to store these apps.
People might redirect you to download .pit files and ODIN, but as always, using ODIN is, to say the least, quite risky. Well, this method does NOT require ODIN, cables or a computer!
DISCLAIMER:
Your warranty is now void.
I am not responsible for:
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Bricked devices
Dead SD Cards
Thermonuclear War
or...
You getting fired because your alarm clock wasn't working due to a bricked device.
If you have any concerns or questions, please do some research and/or ask questions. YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. Hard. A lot.
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Now that I've got everything clear, let's get into the juicy stuff...
This file basically reduces the space assigned to cache and preload partitions and reassigns that extra space to your internal sdcard.
What is preload?
Used for storing Samsung's pre-loaded bloatwares like some wallpapers and "Wonders of Nature" video that you find on your phone after a factory reset or after buying a new phone.
Reducing the cache partition:
Cache basically stores the apps from Google play while they are downloading. Google Play apks has a maximum size of 50MB, so reducing it won't matter.
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What To Download?
If your ROM does not use /preload to store any files, download the file with the tag (Non-Preload ROMs).
Download Partition Table app from the Play Store and check /preload. If it has more than 100MB used, your ROM needs preload.
If you need more apps than data (documents, music etc.), download the 10/11GB Data Partition files.
If you need more data than apps, download the 9GB UMS Partition files.
How do I do this?
It's like flashing any ordinary zip file! Follow the steps to not brick your phone!
Downloads are at the bottom of the post.
Your computer will not be needed for this guide!
Download Philz recovery. Use the latest stable version available. Check here.
Make a nandroid backup to your EXTERNAL SD CARD. Make sure this backup is working.
Flash Philz from recovery.
Flash the zip file. (Currently only 16GB model)
After rebooting to recovery (it's auto), you will see some mounting errors. Relax, nothing's wrong. Go into mounts and storage and format /system, /data, /sdcard0 and /preload. Do not format anything else.
Restore your nandroid/install a new ROM (You can flash your original recovery back now.)
$$$PROFIT$$$
Questions are welcome!
Credits:
@smeet.somaiya for his N7105 script
@ninekaw9 for his original N7100 re-partition script
@forumber2 for his very original re-partition script for the Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300)
@mario44 for his partition table. Without you this script would have been impossible.
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Great Job @Irwenzhao !!!
Now we can safely do partition without having to risk odin. An advice though, I think it's not allowed to post direct download link to philz.. Have u asked for permission? Or maybe you should just state what vers. of recovery is to be used and post a link to philz thread? Just a friendly reminder. Thank you for your hard work. Cheers!
Jackwu696 said:
Great Job @Irwenzhao !!!
Now we can safely do partition without having to risk odin. An advice though, I think it's not allowed to post direct download link to philz.. Have u asked for permission? Or maybe you should just state what vers. of recovery is to be used and post a link to philz thread? Just a friendly reminder. Thank you for your hard work. Cheers!
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Meh it's not actually a direct link, but, I've removed the link and replaced it with "download the latest version". My cousin's screaming for the computer so I can't find the thread. Thanks for the tip, do click the Thanks button!
EDIT: Found it, edited the link in.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
Irwenzhao said:
Meh it's not actually a direct link, but, I've removed the link and replaced it with "download the latest version". My cousin's screaming for the computer so I can't find the thread. Thanks for the tip, do click the Thanks button!
EDIT: Found it, edited the link in.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
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Will give you thanks tomorrow, button's done for the day. :thumbup:
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Jackwu696 said:
Will give you thanks tomorrow, button's done for the day. :thumbup:
Sent from my GT-N7000 using XDA Free mobile app
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I see I see, it's alright, no rush, just glad I could help.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
Irwenzhao said:
I see I see, it's alright, no rush, just glad I could help.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
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Glad to see you share the XDA spirits. Cheers!
Sent from my GT-N7000 using XDA Free mobile app
Is this the same as the pit file thing? Sorry for sounding like a noob...
lawgone said:
Is this the same as the pit file thing? Sorry for sounding like a noob...
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No, this uses Philz Recovery to repartition, thus removing the risk of unstable connections through a cable.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
Bugs squashed, should be good-to-flash. Happy flashing, make sure to follow the steps! Good luck.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
Irwenzhao said:
Bugs squashed, should be good-to-flash. Happy flashing, make sure to follow the steps! Good luck.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
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Excellent thank! :good:
@Irwenzhao
Great work mate. ?
Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk
Has anyone had a chance to test this? Thinking about doing this soon.
stephendt0 said:
Has anyone had a chance to test this? Thinking about doing this soon.
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It looks like the OP didn't test it on a N7000.
And until now no member risked to install it.
Understandable not only because of this risk (untested app).
Who really need this? Simple cleaning of apps is a much better approach.
And there ist a good chance of additional problems when installing other roms (stock or custom).
ThaiDai said:
It looks like the OP didn't test it on a N7000.
And until now no member risked to install it.
Understandable not only because of this risk (untested app).
Who really need this? Simple cleaning of apps is a much better approach.
And there ist a good chance of additional problems when installing other roms (stock or custom).
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You'll be surprised how much storage gets eaten up on Kit Kat using ART. I have a lot of apps - over 3.5gb worth of app data. I don't have a single game installed and it's running as clean as possible.
I want to do this to my N7000 but I'm a little tentative. Then again, the OP seems to know what he's doing.
Edit: Tried to flash using the latest Phillz Recovery (6.41.6) and it throws an error saying it cannot be flashed (Status 255). This is with 5GB/9GB data partition zip with preload.
ThaiDai said:
It looks like the OP didn't test it on a N7000.
And until now no member risked to install it.
Understandable not only because of this risk (untested app).
Who really need this? Simple cleaning of apps is a much better approach.
And there ist a good chance of additional problems when installing other roms (stock or custom).
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Yea sorry I don't have a N7000 to test on, but I researched as much as I could before releasing it. If anyone has an extra n7000 to test it(I doubt it), I would appreciate it very much
There are some people who needs loads of apps, but if you do think that clearing apps is a better approach, go ahead. I doubt there'll be any risks in installing a custom ROM (I've checked the sizes of CM and some others (AOSP)) and they all fit into the system partition nicely. Flashing stock ROM does not work. You'll have to flash a .pit file in order for a stock ROM to be flashed. Thanks for taking your time to voice your opinion.
stephendt0 said:
You'll be surprised how much storage gets eaten up on Kit Kat using ART. I have a lot of apps - over 3.5gb worth of app data. I don't have a single game installed and it's running as clean as possible.
I want to do this to my N7000 but I'm a little tentative. Then again, the OP seems to know what he's doing.
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I agree, since ART doesn't use JIT compiler.
I suggest doing a little research first, but there aren't many pages on re-partitioning with recovery, considering only Philz can do it.
Now that u mention ART, I should probably switch soon considering xposed doesn't work for me
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
Irwenzhao said:
Yea sorry I don't have a N7000 to test on, but I researched as much as I could before releasing it. If anyone has an extra n7000 to test it(I doubt it), I would appreciate it very much
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Could you shed any light on why my N7000 throws an Error 255 when I try to flash this? Flashing from external storage.
stephendt0 said:
Could you shed any light on why my N7000 throws an Error 255 when I try to flash this? Flashing from external storage.
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My computer screwed up and saved it in a incompatible binary. Gotta fix that ASAP, don't worry, it won't brick your phone.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
Irwenzhao said:
My computer screwed up and saved it in a incompatible binary. Gotta fix that ASAP, don't worry, it won't brick your phone.
N7105 rocking AOSB with AGNi kernel,
Click "Thanks" if I was of any help!
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Well that would make sense. Let us know when you fix the binary, would like to test this tonight :good:
Hello
Im on latest cm11 (i used partition table tool-optimal) and I have about 400+mb of free memory on my intrernal sdcard.
However, I can't install new apps (not from store nor from file manager), it says i dont have enough of space.
What can i do with it?
Thanks
Try run ng cm cleaner, I had a similar issue where when flashing from stock my cache didn't get wiped for some reason and took up all my memory, ran cm cleaner and cleared out the cache giving my memory back, also just check the files saved in storage, ROMs and backups can take a lot of memery, best to save them on the sdcard.
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Thanks, but I have enough of free space everywhere, still cant install anything.
Can anybody competent help me?
Should i get some logs?
Your welcome but sorry misread your og post, not to experienced with partition tool, never used it.
Other wise, there was no need for the insult, if your more re competent than me, than you should be able to figure that out for your self.
Some one else on here should be able to help you.
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olinojephanko said:
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Can anybody competent help me?
...
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Statements like this are considered abusive and ARE NOT condoned here at XDA-Developers.
Now, you've done something that is not a standard practice to do, and that's repartitioning your device. This is extremely risky and honestly more than likely the culprit of your current dilemma.
Did you just install CM11? If so, did you follow the installation instructions in the OP? And a thousand more questions that I could ask in an attempt to help you out of your situation. Always include as much information as possible when asking questions like this.
shinobisoft said:
Statements like this are considered abusive and ARE NOT condoned here at XDA-Developers.
Now, you've done something that is not a standard practice to do, and that's repartitioning your device. This is extremely risky and honestly more than likely the culprit of your current dilemma.
Did you just install CM11? If so, did you follow the installation instructions in the OP? And a thousand more questions that I could ask in an attempt to help you out of your situation. Always include as much information as possible when asking questions like this.
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Well you are not competent neither.
Mods delete/lock this thread, xda is still full of autists.
xda never change
olinojephanko said:
Well you are not competent neither.
Mods delete/lock this thread, xda is still full of autists.
xda never change
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You've been warned once already. Now you're going to insult yet someone else who is trying to help you.
@ olionephanko this forum is operated by volunteers... Being rude means no one will bother to help you...
Another non-competent post with redundant info.
Keep your OT for yourself.
Closing this thread.
Let's all remember to treat each other with a little respect and decency and not call people who try to help us incompetent, lest no one wants to help in the future..