Can anyone tell me if the external 2 internal works in the kit kat?
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I use for my purposes DirectoryBind..
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freddy5 said:
I use for my purposes DirectoryBind..
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I use "get to sd" .
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Obb on SD
i use Xposed Module : Obb on SD
Good question. I also would like to mount my whole Micro SD as Internal memory but at this moment I have no time for testing.
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I use FolderMount and Download2SD for XPosed Framework. It's not exactly what you're looking but both work flawless for me
Folder Mount is great but when You are using 100+ apps it's not enough.
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I use v10h and buy new ext sd
But when i want to move my app 2sd (see the image)
And what should i do
My ext sd being useless -__
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First time using ex-sdcard in 4X? Apparently this is an ics issue....
http://www.chainfire.eu/articles/113/Is_Google_blocking_apps_writing_to_SD_cards_/
Use Link2SD...
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i think this app shows you internel storage as external sd
so look if there's a setting that allows you to swap the "mountpoint" (got no better word right now ) of the app, so that it uses your real external sdcard
i don't think that app to sd is possible with stock ROM and stock KERNEL, test it but I think you wont succeed ...
Note: You need root access.
As you know, all big games are installed automatically in you internal SD (phone memory), I try a lot of apps (link2sd, etc) but it doesn't work, the solution: use this app developed by an XDA member:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1410262
It's very easy to use, the only trick it's that you have to maintain pressed the path field to browse your phone folders, I recommend that recreate the folder structure of your internal SD in your external SD, copy all the data files and create the binds.
I test this app in stock ICS. and stock JB 4.1.2.
This is too old and bugy
Use foldermount for better result
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akshay.mehta9 said:
This is too old and bugy
Use foldermount for better result
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It work flawlessly to me and it's free, foldermount free version have the restriction of 3 binds.
So the sp does not support moving apps to the sd card. As a result of this, having the phone for a week I keep getting warnings to say the memory is over 75% full. Is there a way around this yet? I really like the standard Rom and hope I don't have to wait for custom roms.
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venters said:
So the sp does not support moving apps to the sd card. As a result of this, having the phone for a week I keep getting warnings to say the memory is over 75% full. Is there a way around this yet? I really like the standard Rom and hope I don't have to wait for custom roms.
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for this u should have root access (on a custom rom)
it will allow u to mount external memory to internal
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Move everything else to sd that you can, photos music downloads etc.
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Already have. the only thing on the internal memory is apps. It's real racing 3 and ironman 3 games that have done the damage. Lol
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venters said:
Already have. the only thing on the internal memory is apps. It's real racing 3 and ironman 3 games that have done the damage. Lol
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same here bro....i only hv a few apps and RR# with MC4 and i hv only abt 400mb space left in the internal memory.....
puneethv said:
same here bro....i only hv a few apps and RR# with MC4 and i hv only abt 400mb space left in the internal memory.....
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Root and install directorybind. Works wonders.
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jasonwsc said:
Root and install directorybind. Works wonders.
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Locked downloader.
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jasonwsc said:
Root and install directorybind. Works wonders.
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HOw to root?
FOR ROOT
ashis.kyal said:
HOw to root?
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To root XSP go HERE
Well it all Google fault to limit the movement to sdcard. But there's always few apps that natively supported moving data to sdcard.
For now, without root I have to use clean master to delete junk file on my XSP every few day
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I would like to have the micro SD as a default location like on my old phone.
Now all app data I backup (like WhatsApp or trafficmanager) goes to sd0 internal. So everyone I want to whipe the phone I have to move it by hand. Verry time consuming.
Apps I just want installed on internal.
I have root. What's the best way to achieve this?
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I would like to have the micro SD as a default location like on my old phone.
Now all app data I backup (like WhatsApp or trafficmanager) goes to sd0 internal. So everyone I want to whipe the phone I have to move it by hand. Verry time consuming.
Apps I just want installed on internal.
I have root. What's the best way to achieve this?
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Download Link2SD, moves all your apps and app data to your sd card and any future data will aswell, however you'll have to manually link every app.
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You need root to use these apps.
When using link 2sd you have to create a secondary partition on PC make it primary and use fat32 this is supported by stock.
You can link all apps to extsd
I use foldermount pro to move game data to extsd. As a result of using both these apps I have over 4gig free on internal.
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Can anybdy tell me how to install apps directly on my sd card because of the low internal storage I cannot install many apps and my phone is rooted any help will appreciated TIA
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ritmix54 said:
you can swap the internal memory and external memory with this mod http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2337762
or you can use foldermount, gl to sd, directory bind to transfer datas from internal to external
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Does any of theese slow down SP?
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Does any of theese slow down SP?
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Depend on your SD's class, if 6+ then it should not slowing down the device
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I use link2sd for apps and folder mount for game data, and using these I have over 4gig internal spare.
Search xda for threads on how to use both of these or use Google.
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I use link2sd for apps and folder mount for game data, and using these I have over 4gig internal spare.
Search xda for threads on how to use both of these or use Google.
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the question is how did you do it bro i can't figure out i have sandisk 16 gigs class 10 sd card..so pls tell me..
both of these apps Are free on play store.
Link2sd needs a secondary partition creating I used easeus free windows tools and set to primary. Then open app and select apps you want, then create link.
Folder mount works similar but you need to create a new folder then select which data files to copy across.
Search Google for the how to guides or xda how to use
Try clean master.
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zolaisugly said:
both of these apps Are free on play store.
Link2sd needs a secondary partition creating I used easeus free windows tools and set to primary. Then open app and select apps you want, then create link.
Folder mount works similar but you need to create a new folder then select which data files to copy across.
Search Google for the how to guides or xda how to use
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so which would you prefer..and for partition thing tell me some software to do it..
Prm593 said:
so which would you prefer..and for partition thing tell me some software to do it..
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Link2SD is for those small apps that dont use /sdcard/android/data or /obb folders. FolderMount is for those huge /obb data and more. Use both for pushing all those files and apps to microsd.
Hi guys,
I know this may sound noobish to many but just wanted to ask and confirm this finally.
does the Xperia SP have a free for all storage format for the 8 GB pardon me 5.5 GB internal emmc storage as in can an app take up all 5.5 GB or is it partitioned into app data and sdcard0.
also this question is for stock and cyanogenmod.
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Dark Passenger
The SD card is emulated so internal and SD card share the same space.
While you can use the space it may impact on system apps and speed etc.
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zolaisugly said:
The SD card is emulated so internal and SD card share the same space.
While you can use the space it may impact on system apps and speed etc.
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um so basically there is no partition for /data and /sdcard0 and its all /data only.
with all of 5 gb acessible to apps.
Yes.
When using root explorer the amount of space left is the same for SD card and data.
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Yes.
When using root explorer the amount of space left is the same for SD card and data.
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dude thats awesome...I dont think you have a move to internal storage tab too right.
The emulated storage (joined data and internal sdcard) has been standard in android for a long time now. Only old and ultra low cost phones using very old chips will still use the 'old' method.
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The emulated storage (joined data and internal sdcard) has been standard in android for a long time now. Only old and ultra low cost phones using very old chips will still use the 'old' method.
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well seems Xperia L was sony's was of trolling customers or going the samsung way because it uses the old or "Legacy" storage format.
anyway thanks to both of you.