Application to SD (Apps2SD) there are two ways, namely manual and automatic. To do it, the minimum requirement is root access on the handset.
For the manual way:
* This only applies to the use of "Root_LkUpdate_v3_PDA"
* If not using "Root_LkUpdate_v3_PDA" likely content of the file install-recovery.sh its different, so it needs to do editing of / system / etc / install-recovery.sh
* Partitioned SD into 2, namely with the format of FAT32 and Ext2 (to install applications, it is up to given how many MB)
* Use the SD Card that quality and minimum Class 4 (Run the application)
* Make sure the handset mode is "root"
* It can do the "adb"
* Download it and extract to folder .. \ android-sdk-windows \ tools
How:
There are three processes that must be passed, namely: the mounting process, the process of moving applications and links, making the process of automount.
1. Mounting Process:
# Mount-o remount, rw, codepage = utf8, vfat, xattr, check = no / dev/stl6 / system
# Busybox df-h -> check / sdcard no where? Make sure there is at / dev / block / / vold/179: 1
# Cd / -> to make sure there is at the root directory position
# Mkdir / system / sd
# Mount-t ext2 / dev/block/mmcblk0p2 / system / sd -> mmcblk0p2 adjust if / sdcard on / dev / block / / vold/179: 1
# Busybox df-h -> check whether / dev/block/mmcblk0p2 already mounted in / system / sd if it does not, it means the mounting process can fail and can�t be continued.
2. Moving Process Applications and Links:
# Mkdir / system / sd / app
# Cd / data / app
# Cp * / system / sd / app -> skip if you have not installed any application
# Cd / data / app
# Rm *
# Cd / data
# Rmdir app
# Ln-s / system / sd / app / data / app
# Cd / data / app
# Pwd -> check whether it is located at / system / sd / app. If it is meant the process of creating the link was successful
Actually until this stage, it is finished, but if you do not edit the file install-recovery.sh then every time you restart the handset, /system/sd that have been made will not be mounted and this makes you have to do the mounting again everytime you restart the device.
Install-recovery.sh function is as an autorun file / to be executed automatically when the process restarts
3. Making Process automount:
# Cd / system
# Chmod 0777 etc
# Mv / system / etc / install-recovery.sh /system/etc/install-recovery.old -> backup install-recovery.sh
For those who do not use "Root_LkUpdate_v3_PDA" then until this process should be done editing the install-recovery.sh add "mount-text2 / dev/block/mmcblk0p2 / system / sd" at the end of the line. So here I recommend using a "Root_LkUpdate_v3_PDA" because recovery.sh must install the same as mine which I have edited and uploaded
# Exit
$ Exit
prompt> adb push install-recovery.sh / system / etc -> If this does not work, do not reboot / turn off the handset ...!!
If it does not work, and you want to reboot / turn off the handset, then it should be:
# Mv / system / etc / install-recovery.old / system / etc / install-recovery.sh
prompt> adb shell
$ Su
# Cd / system
# Chmod 0755 etc
# Chmod 0755 etc / install-recovery.sh
# Reboot -> restart the handset
Completed
For Automatic Method
While this can only be done on the handset that has been upgraded kernel LK2.02
How:
Previous backup first SDCARD content
Once inside the home, go to the adb shell
# Reboot recovery
The handset will restart and go into recovery menu
If you can not enter "Recovery Mode", try using the manual way: Turn off the handset, Press volume_down + call + end call
Select Partition SDCARD
Choose how many MB (up to the need masing2)
After finished,
Select Reboot System Now
Completed and will go back to Home
Checking the Process Apps2SD
# Cd / data / app
# Pwd
If the display / system / sd / app is already successfully
DISCLAIMER :
We do not give any guarantees for any damage or malfunction of your device caused by steps above. Do it at your own risk.
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