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[RECOVERY] Malez Recovery 0.6 + easy installer (now froyo compatible!)

For details go to the official page here
http://code.google.com/p/acer-liquid-malez-recovery/
Changelog V0.6 :
- compatible with froyo leak
- backup / restoration of cache partition
- backup compression (take a long time to process but about 40% gain)
- can replace an existing backup instead of creating a new one
- ability to move using search button
- market unlock for froyo
- busybox updated to 1.18.0
- logs have been rewritten to be more verbose
Changelog V0.5.4 :
- compatible with latest updates from acer (fix backlight issue)
Changelog V0.5.3 :
- new kernel to fix adb/usb toggle access on 0.14 bin
- fixed/updated root (su 2.0.3)
- fixed remount (when using adb shell remount on stock rom)
Changelog V0.5.2 :
- fixed apply update zip when FORMAT needed
- added mount /system/sd for applying patch when apps are stored on sd
- added umount all fs in flash menu
Changelog V0.5.1 :
- fixed market unlocker
- fixed apply update zip when apps are stored on sd
- added new su + Superuser.apk
Changelog V0.5 :
- busybox updated to 1.16
- if busybox is already installed on system, it can now be updated
- when rooting a device, a remount script will also be added (use adb shell remount to remount /system in rw mode)
- fixed wipe dalvik-cache
- added wipe all except ext parition on sd
- new boot screen
- added convert ext3 to ext 2 for sd card partition
- nandroid updated to v2.2.2.4 (fix a bad print in logfile on restore)
- added nandroid backup remove from menu (to free space on sd without any computer)
Changelog V0.4.3 :
- re Fix the install busybox error when not able to umount system partition (so, so sorry. I apalogize)
Changelog V0.4.2 :
- Fix the install busybox and sqlite error when not able to umount system partition
Changelog V0.4.1 :
- fix wipe cache print error
Changelog V0.4 :
- Fully rewritten menu
- Modified malez menu
- Root/unroot a phone using 2 differents set of files.
- Diplay if current system is rooted or not
- USB mass storage is now a toggle
- Backup/Restore menu
- Nandroid backup with or without ext parition
- Nandroid restore selection (latest/selection/with without ext2 and other option in malez menu) Won't restore recovery by default but can be done in malez menu.
- Bart backup / Bart restore
- Flash/Test menu
- Test syntax of an update.zip file without installing
- Ignore signature check on a update
- Wipe menu
- factory reset
- Dalvik-cache
- SD card ext partition
- battery stats
- rotate settings
- cache
- Partition/repair SD menu
- Partition SD card (swap/ext/fat) with free size
- Repair ext filesystem
- Convert to ext3/ext4
- Other menu
- Apps/Dalvik/Data current status
- Move apps to SD
- Move apps + dalvik to SD
- Move apps2sd + dalvik + data to SD
- Restore apps/dalvik/data from SD to phone
- Unlock market on current system to access all apps
- Install busybox 1.15.3 to current system
- install sqlite to current system
- fixed nandroid v2.2.2.3 (own version) to cheack free space before backuping and enforce checkings before restoration
- Added power off menu item
- New unyaffs binary patched by Koushik Dutta and Packetlss to fix the "losing root"-issue and incorrect file-time after a Nandroid restore
- New dump_image binary (by Brainaid) patched by Packetlss to fix the "bad blocks"- Nandroid restore issue. (This will not fix old corrupted Nandroid backups! Please make new backups!!)
- New mkyaffs2image binary
- New flash_image binary
- Nandroid menu options added (you can choose wich backup to restore)
- Many more features
- Other changes
QUOTE
Recovery Utilities by Malez v0.3
[1] Convert ext3 > ext4 no data loss
[2] Fix Permissions 2.03 experimental
[3] Backup APPS on ext to FAT32
[4] Restore APPS from FAT32 to ext
[5] Partition SD 3 partitions (can set sizes)
[6] Fix auto-rotate problems
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[7a] Display apps2sd current status
[7b] Move phone apps to sd card
[7c] Move phone apps + dalvik to sd card
[7d] Move phone apps/dalvik/data to sd card
[7e] Move apps/dalvik/data back to phone
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[8a] Run BART 1.0.1 Backup
[8b] Run BART 1.0.1 Restore
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[9] Reset/delete Battery Stats
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[10a] Backup Nandroid
[10b] Backup Nandroid (without ext2)
[10c] Restore latest Nandroid
[10d] Restore latest Nandroid (without ext2)
[10e] Restore specific Nandroid
[10f] Restore specific Nandroid (without ext2)
[10g] Restore specific Nandroid (with recovery, cache and ext2)
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[11a] Root current system (mode 1)
[11b] Root current system (mode 2)
[11c] Unroot current system
[11d] Root status of current system
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[12a] Unlock Market (auto detect)
[12b] Unlock Market 1.6
[12c] Unlock Market 2.1
[12d] Restore original Market
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[13a] Install busybox
[13b] Install sqlite3
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[q] Quit to Console Prompt
Boot me out of here! (reboot)
Enter Number>
Changelog V0.2.1 :
- nandroid updated to 2.2.2.2 (fixed backup when no ext2 partition and using standard recovery menu)
Changelog V0.2.1 :
- nandroid updated to 2.2.2.2 (fixed backup when no ext2 partition and using standard recovery menu)
Changelog V0.2 :
Many changes in this release
- compliant to any 1.6 or 2.X rom
- added bart
- added free sd card partitionning tool
- updates bysybox to 1.15.3
- modified nandroid to 2.2.2.1 (personnal version)
-you can choose whick backup restore, now only the next one (in recovery utilities)
- add ext2 partiton backup by default (usefull when using app2sd)
- 1.6 and 2.1 compatible
- fs check and mount corrected
- ext2 / noext2 options added​- full rewrite of apps2sd (move or copy apps stored in your phone to your sd card)
- created sd2apps (move or copy apps stored in you sd card back to your phone (only in recovery utilities)
- fixed wype
- added bart script
- created back office recovery utilies which allow to do a lot more operation (to launch it, adb shell (enter) malez )
- and more...
Initial release v0.1 :
Nandroid backup/restore only works with the acerLiquid E rom (I have tested of course) !!

ZTE Light / V9 [ROM] [Froyo] Light Roast RLS6 [2011-05-19] [Gen2]

ALL CREDITS TO KALLT_KAFFE !!
Information
NOTE: Only for devices that have been upgraded to Android 2.2.
Based on the leaked 2.2 ROM V9_GENERICV1.0.0B03 (Android 2.2)
Rooted "out-of-the-box"
Support for Darktremors Apps2SD (apps on EXT2 partition on SD card)
Various updates to the Google apps as Maps, etc.
"Extra Settings" where you can easily switch between the LCD density settings, etc.
HW UI turned on
VMHeapTool included to easily change the VM Heap Size.
Added "Spare Parts" (I recommend changing the "Window" and "Transition" animations to "Fast")
Predefined APN list from CyanogenMod7 (NOTE: If you use Telia may be necessary to go in and actively choose Telia as Halebop seems to be the chosen default)
Instructions
If you have not already Clockwork Recovery installed, download OneClickRecoveryV9.apk and save on the SD card.
Then download Light_Roast_RLS6.zip and save on the SD card. (Mirror)
Install and run OneClickRecovery. (Alternatively, reboot to already installed Clockword using 'adb reboot recovery')
Make a backup of existing installation inside Clockwork (Backup and Restore -> Backup)
Install Light_Roast_RLS6.zip (Install zip from sdcard-> choose zip from sdcard-> etc ...)
Make a Wipe (wipe data / factory reset) (Only required for new installations or if you are upgrading from RLS2 or earlier)
Choose to restart the phone. (Reboot system now)
First boot takes extra long time so be patient.
Overclock AHB bus
First, install Light Roast RLS6 if you have not already done so.
Download and install Light_Roast_RLS5_ahb_overclocked.zip (ignore RLS5, it also applies to RLS6)
NOTE: Do NOT use this if you do not know how to restore the phone if it would not boot. There is no guarantee that all phones can handle AHB overclocking which is a 50% overclock of AHB bus in 480 and 600MHz.
Activate Apps2SD (NOTE: Android 2.2 has built in support for moveing apps to the SD card. This is another method that most people probably will survive without)
Make a backup on everything on your SD card that you want to save.
(Optional) If you have already installed apps then you must run "a2sd remove" via "adb shell".
Reboot into recovery (Can be made using "Extra Settings")
Partition SD card. It is basically meaningless to assign more than 512MB if you don't want to move Dalvik cache to the SD card. I recommend 512MB and 0MB swap (the kernel does not support swap and the phone has enough memory to not need swap)
Boot up again and now all the apps that are installed will automagically be on EXT2 partition on the SD card.
(Optional) If you did "a2sd remove" above then you must make a "a2sd reinstall" to move the apps to the partition.
Uninstall
Reboot into recovery (eg using "Extra Settings)
Restore the backup you made before you installed
(Optional) If you also wish to recover the leaked 2.2 ROM original recovery partition, download, install and run OneClickStockRecoveryV9.apk
NOTE: Everything is done at your own risk!

[Q] HD2 & App2SD

Hello everyone,
I've an issue and I am looking for your advise & support. I've bought HTC HD2 512 EU with the following NAND specification:
Android ver: 2.2.1
Baseband ver: 15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14
Kernel ver: 2.6.32.15-saint.J_Rev.005-g009fade-dirty [email protected] #8
Build no: Desire HD Rev.10.XU
Software no: 1.72.405.3
aMAGLDR V1.13
The Issue: I wanted to install App2SD to be able to install apps in SD Card.. I followed this thread => http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=926015 & followed Darktremor instructions here.. However, When I entered the MAGLDR menu /AD Recovery I found no CWM recovery mode "no boot source".. So what should I do next as Darktremor approach assumed that there is a CWM recovery mode to be able to format, partition and flash the App2SD, while I haven't!.. What should I do to make it work?
Thank you,

unzip attached file.put the folder you get to your sd card.in mgldr menu: services-boot settings-ad sd dir-find the folder and choose it. now you'll go to mgldr menu automatically now take the second choice:ad sd. so you'll go to ad recovery.(by this method you have to do all these steps each time in order to go ad recovery.so it is recommended to flash a recovery using daf and usb flasher.but this will erase your installed android rom.) and in ad recovery menu backup your current rom.because darktremors method doesn't go well with som roms.and know that it leads 2 extra reboots after you flash it.

mutil, thanks for the reply. I did as you mentioned.. got into the CWM successfully but failed to partition the SD correctly. After it said=> "Done..! partition SD successfully!" I got the screen full of errors like=>
E: Can't mount /cache/recovery/log
E: Falid to find "cache" partition to mount at "/cache".
E: Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log
E: Can't find misc
P.S: I choose partition size of 1024mb & swap of 256mb..
Update: I ignored those errors & installed the App2SD & rebooted but didn't notice any change! The available space on the internal storage still 201mb!.. SD card now reads 14gb, previously 15gb..

download a2sdgui from market. move dalvik cache to sd.this gives you some more space.i think a2sd will work for applications you install from now on.therefore i install it just after i installed a new rom.btw 256mb swap is high. you must know that it may harm your sd (but i also use 128mb swap in spite of its risk)

mutil said:
download a2sdgui from market. move dalvik cache to sd.this gives you some more space.i think a2sd will work for applications you install from now on.therefore i install it just after i installed a new rom.btw 256mb swap is high. you must know that it may harm your sd (but i also use 128mb swap in spite of its risk)
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Done!..
Thank you mutil...
About the swap, do you suggest me to redo the whole process again and limit the swap to maybe 128mb?.. I remember that swap partition is always double the mem size..
What is the max recommended ext partition size for the App2SD? because on the CWM you can make the partition up to 2048mb..

no just for that, it doesn't worth to redo everything.next time when you change rom you arrange it.i dont have much knowledge but the swap is said to harm sd-card.but as my experience it also improves speed.

Ext
If u want to install apps on EXT partition don't use App2SD,or A2ext use Data2ext.
Similar to a2ext, where data/app were stored inside your ext partition of the SD card, data2ext stores the whole /data inside your ext partition.
That means your internal storage will barely be used, and because nowadays some SD cards runs faster than your internal memory.
Instructions:
*This is a CyannogenMod version!Not tested on DHD Roms!
1.Make a Ext3 Partition via CWR
2. Flash data2ext_for_CM via CWR (attached) (DON'T FLASH IT ON THE FIRST BOOT OF ANY ROM!)
3. Go to your terminal emulator/adb shell to type data2ext --enable
4. Reboot
5. Go check your Ext storage via Titanium Backup(Your internal storage [220 mb~] will not be increased you must check the ext space from the Overview page of your Titanium Backup [SD card(a2sd):....mb(...mb free)])!

antonymilo said:
If u want to install apps on EXT partition don't use App2SD,or A2ext use Data2ext.
Similar to a2ext, where data/app were stored inside your ext partition of the SD card, data2ext stores the whole /data inside your ext partition.
That means your internal storage will barely be used, and because nowadays some SD cards runs faster than your internal memory.
Instructions:
*This is a CyannogenMod version!Not tested on DHD Roms!
1.Make a Ext3 Partition via CWR
2. Flash data2ext_for_CM via CWR (attached) (DON'T FLASH IT ON THE FIRST BOOT OF ANY ROM!)
3. Go to your terminal emulator/adb shell to type data2ext --enable
4. Reboot
5. Go check your Ext storage via Titanium Backup(Your internal storage [220 mb~] will not be increased you must check the ext space from the Overview page of your Titanium Backup [SD card(a2sd):....mb(...mb free)])!
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mmmm, will give it a try
Does it has a GUI?

[Repartitions] Expand Your Data Partition ! [U8800PRO]

Expand Your Data partition​
Hello dear friends! Welcome
I am happy to share with you a new trick for our lovely U8800PRO.
I am presenting to you a flashable zip tool that can be useful for who wants to customize their "/data" partition for more space without use of sdExt
So now the waiting is over now finally you can customize - expand your /data partition by shrinking your 1.5GB internal storage
so far you all know this trick is already available for U8800 but not work on U8800PRO.
thanks for genokolar who made expanding partition possible for U8800 and inspired me to make this available for U8800PRO. I modified that to work for U8800Pro
Nowadays we have Kitkat Available for our device. But for the great feel of that, Of course for ART run time, ~ 800 MB as /data partition not good
with this you can expand your /data partition at max ~2300 MB
so here you go --
1] Important ! make nandroid backup of your device. [ use latest Teamwin recovery ]
2] use 5irom App to make a backup of your imei [optional]
3] make sure you have backed up your internal storage as this method wipe your internal storage
4] Download one of attached Zip file to External SDcard and flash it from Teamwin recovery [make sure you have unmounted /data , /system , /emmc] !
5] reboot to RECOVERY
6] after booting in recovery go to "wipe" ==>> "Advanced Wipe" and make following from recovery [very important]
wipe /data
wipe /internal_sd
wipe /cache
7] restore your /data partition from nandroid [optional]
8] reboot device and Voila!!!!:cyclops:
this is permanent solution for /data partition, this will not change by changing roms.
tested working on Cm11 CrysisLtu Rom
probably work for any rom test it your self
if you facing problems,
post your partition table
Code:
su
fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
now when u see "Command (m for help)"
enter "p" for partition table
Code:
fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
Command (m for help): p
this is the safest method however i take no responsibility if you have done incorrectly to your device.
Enjoy!!
Don't Forget to hit Thanks !

Excellent work! I tried with "Data2300Mb-internal_200Mb" but it messed up my partitions.. I do not longer have mmcblk0p13 and it looks like internal storage is now in mmcblk1p2 with ext4 file system.. Restored a whole phone backup so everything ok now but you're sure the script works?

Thank you!
Hello! I also tested this, and as the previous poster, it broke my partition scheme. However, I used the commands found in your scripts to be able to make the system work again, and I now have space available on my data partition!
I am not sure what messed up my partitions, my block numbers matched yours perfectly. Upon running the script for the first time, it seems the script was somehow unable to create partitions 13 and 14. When running it again the next time, the script didn't even start correctly, since its first commands are to mount /data and /emmc. -So at this point, I copied your "partition" script, and put it on my SD-card to run manually. That worked well, and running the make_ext4fs and mkfs.vfat commands afterwards worked to recreate filesystems
Thanks again!

Lihis said:
Excellent work! I tried with "Data2300Mb-internal_200Mb" but it messed up my partitions.. I do not longer have mmcblk0p13 and it looks like internal storage is now in mmcblk1p2 with ext4 file system.. Restored a whole phone backup so everything ok now but you're sure the script works?
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of course it works
tested with my own device [u8800pro]
please follow steps carefully
other wise if you still facing problems send me your partition table
Code:
su
fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
now when u see "Command (m for help)"
enter "p" for partition table :good:
Code:
fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
Command (m for help): p

mayank88288 said:
of course it works
tested with my own device [u8800pro]
please follow steps carefully
other wise if you still facing problems send me your partition table
Code:
su
fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
now when u see "Command (m for help)"
enter "p" for partition table :good:
Code:
fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
Command (m for help): p
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Code:
Partition 1 does not end on cylinder boundary
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 * 32769 32831 500 4d Unknown
Partition 2 does not end on cylinder boundary
/dev/block/mmcblk0p3 32831 33206 3000 46 Unknown
Partition 3 does not end on cylinder boundary
/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 33206 483328 3600980 5 Extended
Partition 4 does not end on cylinder boundary
/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 40961 42496 12288 59 Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p6 49153 65792 133120 4c Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p7 73729 73984 2048 5a Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p8 81921 82304 3072 58 Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p9 90113 90987 7000 50 Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 98305 98688 3072 4a Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 106497 106880 3072 4b Unknown
/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 114689 163840 393216 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk0p13 163841 278528 917504 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk0p14 278529 483328 1638400 69 Unknown
There you go.. I will make some test when I have time.

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Hi, I tried to flash the zip and my partitions disappeared. At least, I could recover the phone with the official ICS rom. Can anyone tell me how to expand the memory?? It would be very usefull, thanks.

How I got this working
This is a first draft of this guide!
Requirements:
- Recovery TWRP (or something similar), I have "twrp-v2860-260415-u8800pro.zip" (http://forum.xda-developers.com/ideos-x5/pro-development/5-1-cm-12-1-t3099390)
- ADB in Linux or Windows etc (http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html)
- SD card
- One of the partition zip files above (depending on if you want to shrink or restore partitions)
- A rom to flash (restoring from nandroid backup didn't work for me, but by all means, do try )
Steps (READ ALL of this before you start):
1. Download and unzip a partition ZIP file from OP, "Data2300Mb-internal_200Mb.zip" for instrance.
2. Reboot mobile into recovery, TWRP (POWER + Vol up)
3. Do a backup, and manually copy the files from "Internal Storage" to somewhere. Remember to NOT backup TO internal storage!!
4. Unmount all partitions except SD Card!
5. Connect mobile to pc via USB cable
6. Start "adb shell" in the command line on your PC (Linux, Windows whatever)
7. In a text editor, open the "partition" file from your unzipped partition zip, "Data2300Mb-internal_200Mb.zip" in my case.
8. Begin with the command "cd /sbin" and run the commands in the file.
- BUT, skip the "<<EOF" text.
- Also skip the "t" part, line 14, 15 and 16 (not important, but not necessary either )
- Finish with the "w" at line 17 (Important! ).
- The ADB shell commands I ran:
Code:
cd /sbin
./fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0
d
14
d
13
n
163842
278528
n
278530
483328
w
9. Run "exit" in the adb shell
10. Reboot the recovery
11. Open Wipe -> Advance Wipe -> Check "Data" -> Repair or Change File System -> Change File System -> ext4
12. Open Wipe -> Advance Wipe -> Check "Internal Storage" -> Repair or Change File System -> Change File System -> FAT
13. Reboot Recovery
14. Wipe all partitions except SD Card for good measure
15. Reinstall ROM or try and restore nandroid backup
My recovery is complaining about the "Android Secure" partition not being mounted, but installing a fresh ROM and booting works fine.
Restoring a nandroid backup not so much

Thank you very much!!! I have done it!! Now I have 2GB for apps!!
I am going to explain the easiest way. We can flash the zips by mayank, but at the end of the process is very important to do the steps 7 and 8 to recover our partitions with the new sizes working.
REMEMBER: I didn't backup because I wanted a new installation of a new rom. So, in my process I lost all my information. Save your photos and other important files before do that.
So, I am going to tell you exactly what I did and it works perfect:
1. Download the zip you prefer, I used "Data2200Mb-internal_300Mb.zip" and copy it to your SD Card.
2. Reboot mobile into recovery, TWRP (POWER + Vol up)
3. Unmount all partitions except SD Card
4. Connect mobile to pc via USB cable
5. Flash the zip Data2200Mb-internal_300Mb.zip or the one you prefer.
6. Reboot the recovery
7. Open Wipe -> Advance Wipe -> Check "Data" -> Repair or Change File System -> Change File System -> ext4
8. Open Wipe -> Advance Wipe -> Check "Internal Storage" -> Repair or Change File System -> Change File System -> FAT
9. Reboot Recovery
10. Wipe all partitions except SD Card for good measure
11. Install the new rom, in my case cyanogenmod 4.4
If you have any problem, you can recover your phone with the official rom ICS 4.0 ( U8800pro,Android 4.0,V100R001C00B928 ) . Just install it by the typical method of the folder "dload" in the SD card(POWER + VOL UP + VOL DOWN).
I am very happy with the result, my old u8800pro has a new life with 2gb for apps + kitkat 4.4 + nova launcher

Update (from memory):
I deleted partition 14 (its empty space atm), so now Spotify correctly saves the offline files to the SD card

[PARTITION] BlePart LVM [v1.1]

LVM is a logical volume manager. It joins underlying physical partitions into a pool which can be divided to virtual partitions. Since there are no real partition layout changes, hard bricking is a lot more difficult (but not impossible).
You may have BlePart installed previously, it makes no difference. You can use stock partition layout.
WARNING: LVM requires you to install LVM compatible ROMs. Do not install non-LVM ROM if you have LVM installed.
All your data will be wiped.
Current space division
If you would like to change this, open the zip META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary, find the partition sizes, and modify data partition size (the total space is nearly 3GiB so watch the space).
System - 800MiB
Cache - 10MiB
Data - 2000MiB
Internal SD - rest of the free space
Requirements
LVM-compatible recovery installed
Strongly recommended: Unlocked pink screen
How to install
Download the zip from downloads below
Save it to your phone's EXTERNAL SD card
Reboot to recovery (if you notice errors it is normal, since LVM is not yet installed)
Install the zip from your external SD
Your phone will automatically reboot in 3 seconds
How to uninstall
Method 1
Download the zip from downloads below
Save it to your phone's EXTERNAL SD card
Reboot to LVM recovery
Install the zip TWICE (first time it will notify you LVM is installed, second time it uninstalls it)
Your phone will automatically reboot in 3 seconds
Method 2
Install any non-LVM recovery (TWRP recommended as some older CWM recoveries cannot format vfat properly)
Reboot to recovery
Wipe/Format system, data, cache, internal storage partitions (and repair file system if errors occur)
Reboot recovery
Method 3
Install stock ROM
Downloads
BlePart-LVM-11

Hello, Blefish
These lines i need to change? When i clean applications i have empty space in "System" 220mb, and "Data" i have 270mb empty space.
/sbin/lvm lvcreate -L 700M -n system lvpool;
/sbin/lvm lvcreate -L 10M -n cache lvpool;
/sbin/lvm lvcreate -L 2350M -n userdata lvpool;
/sbin/lvm lvcreate -l 100%FREE -n media lvpool;
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P.S. Can i delete directly application from system.new.dat?

Good,thanks!

BlePart-LVM-11 uploaded.
This change is minor. It only simplifies installing/uninstalling and makes it easier for the end user. It also adds necessary checking mechanism to make sure the user is installing LVM from a proper location with proper tools.

My external sd card don´t work, can I still get it done?

MazdaGTI said:
My external sd card don´t work, can I still get it done?
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Through ADB sideload you can do it . You need to install necessary drivers and ADB if you are on windows. Technically it is possible to use ADB and push the zip to /tmp/ for example, and install from there aswell.