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Not so random reboot

My phone for reasons unknown reboots every time I uninstall or uninstall an app and sometimes when it get stuck and lags like no tomorrow...
Running on 4.3 indroid darkfroyo (this used to happen on kyrillos 5.7too)
Fugumod 2.43 beta standard
Class 2 2gb SD card
Partitioned SD card using cwm recovery
System = rfs
Cache = ext2
Data = ext4
Changed using indroid fact app
Anyone know anything about this?
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Happens also to me on stock bojpc

What it should b..
/system ext4
/data ext4
/cache ext2
It s laggin due to rfs file system in /system..
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Rom- Kyrillos Rom 5.7
Kernel- Fugumod Kernel 2.4 beta3 (800Mhz)
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ranadip.bswas said:
What it should b..
/system ext4
/data ext4
/cache ext2
It s laggin due to rfs file system in /system..
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Rom- Kyrillos Rom 5.7
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It used to be ext4
But I found my phone runs faster when system is rfs
And my main problem is the reboots..
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JohnstonF said:
It used to be ext4
But I found my phone runs faster when system is rfs
And my main problem is the reboots..
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anything in particular you do that causes this?
If i could re-produce this i could solve it..Else not.
For lags make sure to disable sensor aiding

rudolf895 said:
anything in particular you do that causes this?
If i could re-produce this i could solve it..Else not.
For lags make sure to disable sensor aiding
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Installing and uninstalling apps causes my phone to reboot
I'm using the bundled SD card
Partitioned using cwm
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JohnstonF said:
Installing and uninstalling apps causes my phone to reboot
I'm using the bundled SD card
Partitioned using cwm
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you partitioned using CWM which creates ext3 partition not ext4..
So you need to re-part your partition using Minitool to ext4..
Then factory reset and select ext4 for data in Indroid FSC app

rudolf895 said:
you partitioned using CWM which creates ext3 partition not ext4..
So you need to re-part your partition using Minitool to ext4..
Then factory reset and select ext4 for data in Indroid FSC app
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So what happens if i change data to ext3?
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JohnstonF said:
So what happens if i change data to ext3?
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nothing bad happens..
Its just the difference of filesystem
IF you want to use ext3 as data then using Indroid FSC app select ext3 as data

[Q] Link2SD not linking to SD Card 2nd Partition

I followed the tutorial by Sir CarlDeanCatabay to increase the Internal Memory by partitioning SD Card using Mini-Tool Partition Wizard. I first made my 2nd Partition as EXT4(as Merruk 2.5 supports EXT4), but, Link2SD was unable to mount script. I tried with both EXT2 and EXT3, but, the same result came. I saw another external tutorial which said to make the 2nd Partition FAT32; I did, and Link2SD was able to mount. I installed some Apps and LWPs, and Link2SD said that it was link to the SD Card. When I looked upon the Storage Info in Link2SD Menu, I saw my 2nd Partition as same as it was at first, but, my Primary Android-SD(it was set as Active during partition) was filled with 35 MB out of my knowledge.. Isn't link2sd linking my apps to the 2nd Partition and instead doing so to SD Main? If so, what should I do? Thanks!

I think u must prefer cwm method....as it is easy and doesn't creates problem
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anmolsharma1293 said:
I think u must prefer cwm method....as it is easy and doesn't creates problem
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I wish I'd have done that, I've already partitioned...I'm also not so sure if it is linking or not..

Ritayan Roy said:
I wish I'd have done that, I've already partitioned...I'm also not so sure if it is linking or not..
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Do this....
First backup ur sdcard....
Than format it with fat32....
Than use cwm to partition ur sdcard....
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Did you set your 2nd partition as primary?
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yeah! I did set my 2nd partition as Primary and FAT32....since, Link2SD was unable to mount the EXTs...

[Q] ROM not detecting ext4 partition for dataext

I partitioned my 8gig sd card => 6.5(fat 32-prim) & 1.5(ext4-prim).
In Storage Menu under settings,it is showing available space as 0.00 B
Also whenever i reboot the phone, it gets back to default state.
Any help ?
P.S. I tried partitoning using CWM & PC both. Still the same results

did you Install a dataonext script?
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coolsid8 said:
I partitioned my 8gig sd card => 6.5(fat 32-prim) & 1.5(ext4-prim).
In Storage Menu under settings,it is showing available space as 0.00 B
Also whenever i reboot the phone, it gets back to default state.
Any help ?
P.S. I tried partitoning using CWM & PC both. Still the same results
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Please re-format your ext4 partition to 1gb. As far as I know all those dataonext scripts using 1gb.
By the way:
I did the formatting of the partition for dataonext not over CWM. I used the program "Mini Partitioning Tool".
Just search the Internet, Google is you're friend
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shanman-2 said:
did you Install a dataonext script?
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I installed NexusHD2-JellyBean-4.2.2-CM10. Do i still need to install dataonext separately ?
lEil_0575 said:
Please re-format your ext4 partition to 1gb. As far as I know all those dataonext scripts using 1gb.
By the way:
I did the formatting of the partition for dataonext not over CWM. I used the program "Mini Partitioning Tool".
Just search the Internet, Google is you're friend
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I tried that too before. Didn't work !!

You need to select dataonext when installing!
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search for CronMod script, thats what i use for my HD2.
here is the link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
i used the Int2Ext4+ script but rad carefull and choose what suits you

coolsid8 said:
I installed NexusHD2-JellyBean-4.2.2-CM10. Do i still need to install dataonext separately ?
I tried that too before. Didn't work !!
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I hope you created the 1GB as primary and not logical. I made the same mistake some months ago
Please check the OT http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224469 installation section.
Do it like he is descriping and flash the ROM again. Otherwise it seems to be a problem with your SD card. Cheers

Preload data

For older Samsung phone models, Samsung is locating system apps in preload data to have more memory in system.
Would like to see a developer using preload data in future builds to have more free space in system that results in better performance.

I don't see how having more free space in system could possibly result in better performance...
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fstorm said:
I don't see how having more free space in system could possibly result in better performance...
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You are correct.
Moving apps to a /preload partition means that those apps need to be symbolically linked back to the /system partition. The phone will scan the /system partition when it boots up and then will follow the symlinks to the /preload partition.
It may not take a whole lot of time but it will actually take slightly longer to boot up.
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Internal storages Swap. HOW ?

Hi,
i have two identical NC devices [ from the outside], but
here are the difference in the inside:
#first:
- internal storage for the apps that can't be unmounted have 0.9GB
- internal storage for the user data that can be unmounter/remounted have 5GB
#second:
- internal storage for the apps that can't be unmounted have 4.9GB
- internal storage for the user data that can be unmounter/remounted have 1GB
and i want to change #second NC internal storage to look/work as onthe #first
i read and tried this:
- changing from this
/devices/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.0/mmc_host/mmc1 auto auto defaults voldmanaged=sdcard1:auto,noemulatedsd
/devices/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/mmc_host/mmc0 auto vfat defaults voldmanaged=sdcard0:8,nonremovable
to this:
/devices/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.0/mmc_host/mmc1 auto auto defaults voldmanaged=sdcard0:auto
/devices/platform/omap/omap_hsmmc.1/mmc_host/mmc0 auto auto defaults voldmanaged=sdcard1:8
Also fstab.encore are identical on both devices.
but does not helped.
Can anyone help with this or point to the right dirrection ?
Thanks

The issue is that BN changed the internal partitioning sizes for the newer Nook Colors. Dean Gibson developed a set of tools to repartition the newer nooks back to the original sizes if desired. See this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14101197
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Yes,
i just found this thread, but
repartitioning files does not installs [ got cwm error] and
i looking to make usb adb cwm setup and
try do this manually.
It's good that i can resize but, have issue with Cwm adb setup on win 8.1 x64

purenoise said:
Yes,
i just found this thread, but
repartitioning files does not installs [ got cwm error] and
i looking to make usb adb cwm setup and
try do this manually.
It's good that i can resize but, have issue with Cwm adb setup on win 8.1 x64
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You are using too new of a CWM it must be older than v6045. You can find one on my Nook Color Tips thread.
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Managed to manually resize partitions.
Will try with older CWM, but is it possible to make .zip for newer CWM ?

purenoise said:
Managed to manually resize partitions.
Will try with older CWM, but is it possible to make .zip for newer CWM ?
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No, it takes a little effort to change files and make sure they work. Not worth to me the extra effort when it can be flashed with the older CWM.
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Tried your CWM-6.0.1.2-bootable_SD & CWM-5.5.0.4-bootable_SD:
- it boot CWM but then not mount Sdcard even manually
Suggestions ?

purenoise said:
Tried your CWM-6.0.1.2-bootable_SD & CWM-5.5.0.4-bootable_SD:
- it boot CWM but then not mount Sdcard even manually
Suggestions ?
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You mean when you say install zip from SD it says it will not mount?
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leapinlar said:
You mean when you say install zip from SD it says it will not mount?
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Yes, gives me an error that there is no SD, but
was booted from SD with your CWMs.
And can't mount in 'Mounts and...' - same error
CWM-based Recovery v6.0.1.2
E:Can't mount /sdcard/
Error mounting /sdcard!
SOLVER - WORKS:
- just reflashed CWM-6.0.1.2-bootable_SD.img
Thanks.

RePartitioning
So i can repartition other devices
[ i know, not with this files]
just i need to know what partitions is to safe resizeable ?

purenoise said:
So i can repartition other devices
[ i know, not with this files]
just i need to know what partitions is to safe resizeable ?
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Each device uses different partition structures so there is not an easy answer for this. And on top of that most newer devices do not use the DOS partition structure like the PC and the Nook Color does. Therefore fdisk will not work on them. They use a newer structure called GPT that is more robust than the DOS structure. And you must use the tool gdisk.
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