I rooted my device. I want to swap internal with external.I try adb shell command. But it does not work. Can you tell me how to move app to external sd? Or any app can do that
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miniimpz said:
I rooted my device. I want to swap internal with external.I try adb shell command. But it does not work. Can you tell me how to move app to external sd? Or any app can do that
thx
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I think Directory Bind can do it
miniimpz said:
I rooted my device. I want to swap internal with external.I try adb shell command. But it does not work. Can you tell me how to move app to external sd? Or any app can do that
thx
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Titanium Backup app is a must if you rooted phone you can erase bloatware and move stuff to sd card.
Thx both of you,I wil try tonight
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I keep getting not enough space error whenever I take a backup. Can anybody please tell me how to get around the error?
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stivelio said:
I keep getting not enough space error whenever I take a backup. Can anybody please tell me how to get around the error?
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How much space do you have left on your phone
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stivelio said:
I keep getting not enough space error whenever I take a backup. Can anybody please tell me how to get around the error?
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Also how many backups do you have on your phone
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Go into a file browser and find on ur SD card twrp or cwm whichever u use and delete ur old backups
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bearsblack said:
Go into a file browser and find on ur SD card twrp or cwm whichever u use and delete ur old backups
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stivelio said:
I keep getting not enough space error whenever I take a backup. Can anybody please tell me how to get around the error?
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You can also copy your backups from your sdcard using adb.
Synatax:
C:\Program Files (x86\android\android-sdk\platform-tools>adb pull /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/ ./clockworkmod/backup
This will copy all backups in tour clockworkmod/backup/ directory to the currently open location on your pc with the correct paths for organization sake.
Then just delete all or some of the backups on your sdcard using root explorer (definatly easier than using shell) to make the amount of free space you desire.
Ready for more backups and you have the backups in case you need to perform disaster recovery.
It's easy enough to just do it through the USB connection to your computer. Cut and paste to a backup folder on your computer. I only keep two backups (at the most) on my phone.
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I rooted my phone just yesterday. It has 0 backups, 500 mb internal storage and 13 gb USB available. I think twr recovery is trying to save the backup in internal storage and I can't find any option to save it to USB storage
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Skunk Ape1 said:
It's easy enough to just do it through the USB connection to your computer. Cut and paste to a backup folder on your computer. I only keep two backups (at the most) on my phone.
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I perfer to take the Long Way Home...
stivelio said:
I rooted my phone just yesterday. It has 0 backups, 500 mb internal storage and 13 gb USB available. I think twr recovery is trying to save the backup in internal storage and I can't find any option to save it to USB storage
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Try CWM recovery.
is there any way to manually backup by copying all the apps and user data and restore it when necessary without using the nandroid backup and titanium
You can dump the data partition to sdcard using terminal
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jaiiscool said:
You can dump the data partition to sdcard using terminal
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could you please elaborate and tell me how to do it
I was wondering... If you do a factory reset in cwm, will it remove the contents of the virtual SD card? I would hope it wouldn't, but want to make sure.
Also wondering if it would erase the contents of the cwm backup folder, since that's been separated out now.
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hinxman said:
I was wondering... If you do a factory reset in cwm, will it remove the contents of the virtual SD card? I would hope it wouldn't, but want to make sure.
Also wondering if it would erase the contents of the cwm backup folder, since that's been separated out now.
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No if you do a factory reset in cwm it wipes only the /data and cache partitions so you can then flash a rom which overwrites /system, so everything but /sdcard gets wiped.
And what about the cwm folder? I haven't heard of it changing.
It's always been /sdcard/clockworkmod/
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With the nexus 10, the clockwork mod backup folder is in /mint/shell/emulated/clockworkmod
Thanks for the heads up, I appreciate it.
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hinxman said:
With the nexus 10, the clockwork mod backup folder is in /mint/shell/emulated/clockworkmod
Thanks for the heads up, I appreciate it.
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weird, I went to find my clockworkmod folder and it's not in my sdcard. =O
I also can't find "/mint/" maybe you meant /mnt? but even then it's still not there. I did a nandroid backup, but I cannot find the folder.
Mistype, /mnt/
I know that alot of apps can't see that directory, thats "by design" from what i've seen... i'm using ES File Manager, have it set to root permissions, and have it set to up to root, and i'm able to see it there.
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Ah you're right..root browser shows them.
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Made full wipe(from firmware) and all the contents of internal sd was gone. How can I wipe data partition without loosing sd card contents?
Any Suugestions?
I always pull my sd card just to b safe..
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You can't pull internal sd, because it's a part if internal memory.
buenos said:
I always pull my sd card just to b safe..
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lol...
vodkinagdan said:
You can't pull internal sd, because it's a part if internal memory.
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I use titanium backup to backup my stuff to external SD card. then wipe and if required, bring back stuff from backup.
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I use titanium backup to backup my stuff to external SD card. then wipe and if required, bring back stuff from backup.
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So, there is no way not to loose data on sd?
I know about backuping apps. But SD is also wiped(music, videos, caches, others)
Ha...missed the 'internal' part...
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vodkinagdan said:
So, there is no way not to loose data on sd?
I know about backuping apps. But SD is also wiped(music, videos, caches, others)
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Use file explorer to move files to external..
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danieljamie said:
Use file explorer to move files to external..
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Really? All 32 Gb's?
Seems that problem is solved. CWM recovery has 2 options: format /data and format /data, /data/media
Wipe command from firmware sends the first command(seems to be compability problem with CWM), so SD content is lost during wipe. We should not use it and make all wipes only through CWM recovry.
I've got about 2 GB of free space locked up in the /system folder on my G2 VS980. I'm running CM11. Shouldn't I be able to reallocated this data? Is there an app or tool that helps me do this? Or maybe some adb command?
Sshort version. No, you cannot.
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Sshort version. No, you cannot.
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So you don't really have full access over the phone? You can't realign the partition for the emulated SD card storage?
Correct. And the .tot and. Kdz files used to restore require the partitions to be standard
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