BTW, for lazy users like me, you can use Link2SD [ xda thread ]. You just have to create a partition in your SDcard with CWM ( remember backing up card... It cleans ALL the SDcard ) and the app will create the script. I choosed ext3, ext2 and ext4 didn't work for me. After that, you can chose single apps and click "create link" ( or something similar ). They won't use your phone storage anymore.

Originally Posted by /=\lex

BTW, for lazy users like me, you can use Link2SD [ xda thread ]. You just have to create a partition in your SDcard with CWM ( remember backing up card... It cleans ALL the SDcard ) and the app will create the script. I choosed ext3, ext2 and ext4 didn't work for me. After that, you can chose single apps and click "create link" ( or something similar ). They won't use your phone storage anymore.

Ok tks for this advise. So if I would to use this, I can actually move apps to my sd card totally without being stored on the phone right? And if I would to use the blay0's data2ext, I am only allowed to store apps on my sd card up to a maximum of 1GB right?

Originally Posted by bryanqjx

Ok tks for this advise. So if I would to use this, I can actually move apps to my sd card totally without being stored on the phone right? And if I would to use the blay0's data2ext, I am only allowed to store apps on my sd card up to a maximum of 1GB right?

You can choose the maximum space in both the solutions. You just have to partition sdcard choosing the size ( it can be less than512 mb or 1gb or even 2gb if you use cmw options, the easier ones. ) The difference is just that the data2sd script moves all the data folder ( where apps are stored ) to SD, and link2sd moves ( it says" bind", but it actually move them entirely to SD ) just the apps that you choose. Also, link2sd should be easier to set up and works also on not CyanogenMod roms. If you are not so skilled (like me) and you don't want to risk applying new scripts (like me), link2sd is a good solution. The only "problem" is that after installing each app you have to move it manually.

Sorry for mistakes, I haven't the time to check them.

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