Just wanted to say thank you for this.

Powered By: GSB CM7 2.1

A number of people have been having problems getting this to work on Tazz's GingerTazz rom. I did some experimenting and came up with the following:

The main problem is that the c2c script expects to be running in a Bash shell. The terminal-emulator app shell and the gscript shell were originally bash, but some other shell got substituted somewhere along the way. This explains why some boot and/or gscript scripts don't run at all and why they produce confusing error messages.

For users of Tazz's ROM, I included a step-by-step for running the c2c script manually here in the GingerTazz thread.

Users of other ROMs who are having problems getting c2c (or other bash/gscript scripts) to work may want to take a look at the step-by-step instructions.

Originally Posted by Jolest

A number of people have been having problems getting this to work on Tazz's GingerTazz rom. I did some experimenting and came up with the following:

The main problem is that the c2c script expects to be running in a Bash shell. The terminal-emulator app shell and the gscript shell were originally bash, but some other shell got substituted somewhere along the way. This explains why some boot and/or gscript scripts don't run at all and why they produce confusing error messages.

For users of Tazz's ROM, I included a step-by-step for running the c2c script manually here in the GingerTazz thread.

Users of other ROMs who are having problems getting c2c (or other bash/gscript scripts) to work may want to take a look at the step-by-step instructions.

Problem solved

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Wow I was getting the low space message, I only had 9.9 mb's free. I flashed this and now I am up to 81mb!! That is crazy man. I'm on GSBv2.7. You are awesome man!

Nice work! Here's my phonestorage.txt

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Hi, I just came across this thread, and glad that I did! Running this gave me 30MB more space

I'm running Cyanogen Nonsensikal ROM v16.1 (CM version is 6).

I haven't played around a lot with my phone since doing this, but it seems to be more responsive. I don't know if it really is, or if it's a placebo effect, but either way, I'm happy!

Thank you so much for providing the script for us!

I just wanted to pop in & say thanks to zach.xtr for this awesome script!! This, in combination with GSB & the v6 supercharger have breathed new life into my Eris.

Thanks as well for this script. I used this on Vanilla FroShedyo CM6 & currently, Condemned CM7 S2H

My output:

Filesystem                Size      Used Available Use% Mounted on
tmpfs                    95.3M     44.0K     95.3M   0% /dev
tmpfs                    95.3M         0     95.3M   0% /mnt/asec
tmpfs                    95.3M         0     95.3M   0% /mnt/obb
/dev/block/mtdblock3    170.0M    100.0M     70.0M  59% /system
/dev/block/mtdblock5    159.5M     31.3M    128.2M  20% /data
/dev/block/mtdblock4    130.0M     47.3M     82.7M  36% /cache
/dev/block/vold/179:1
                         14.8G     89.4M     14.7G   1% /mnt/sdcard
/dev/block/vold/179:1
                         14.8G     89.4M     14.7G   1% /mnt/secure/asec

EDIT - Just curious, zach.xtr, is the output your showing here from a Gingerbread ROM?

Originally Posted by equilni

EDIT - Just curious, zach.xtr, is the output your showing here from a Gingerbread ROM?

Hum... I cannot actually remember

Most likely

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Does this work on the numerous Sense-based ROMs now available ? I saw some posts indicating that it didn't and I mentioned that the script could probably work but it's expecting certain init.d files/directories that differ from CM-based ROMs vs Sense-based ROMs. Another user said they were going to try and modify it for Sense but I didn't see anything further...

Possible to only have system apps dalvik in /cache

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Hi, as title says, Is it possible to have just system apps related dalvik stuff in cache partition and data/apps related dalvik cache in data partition. Problem is I have a cache partition of just 65M. But its enough for my system apps. I remember trying a ROM which did so by default.