Sorry for the noob question - but does this mean that we need to run this script and then also have the SD card partitioned and use Link2SD to move apps to the new partition?
Can I just use the steps outlined here: http://xdaforums.com/wiki/SD_card_partitioning to partition my SD card or is there something different about the L9 or ICS?
Thanks!
Btw - If I unmount/mount the SD card, then It shows my Inernal Storage at 29.71 GB and SD card at the same 29.71. If I leave it as is, it presumably correctly displays 29.71 for Internal and 1.8gb for SD Card.
Can I just use the steps outlined here: http://xdaforums.com/wiki/SD_card_partitioning to partition my SD card or is there something different about the L9 or ICS?
Thanks!
Btw - If I unmount/mount the SD card, then It shows my Inernal Storage at 29.71 GB and SD card at the same 29.71. If I leave it as is, it presumably correctly displays 29.71 for Internal and 1.8gb for SD Card.
This script only swaps the label 'sdcard' with 'external_sd'. The app storage is still in /data (2GB) area which is part of the internal 4GB storage. The leftover part of 4G is originally labeled as sdcard (1.8GB).
So when you run the script, only the 1.8GB portion of it is exchanged with the external sd card. The internal app storage area is not affected.
To gain more app storage space, use App2SD or Link2SD to move the apps to other memory area.
Here is my phone's set up with Link2SD and after the memory exchange. My 32G sd card is split into two partitions (28G, 4G) and they show up as SD card and SD card 2nd partition. The internal memory is now showing up as Ext. SD which shows the same free space as the internal memory.
My app storage was getting tight with only 200 MB leftover. So, I moved 700 MB of app storage from the internal memory to SD card 2nd Partition using Link2SD. Now I have 950 MB free in the internal memory.
What this memory exchange will allow is to be able to download an app with big data storage requirement (such as maps or games) since now the obb storage in sd card is much larger than the original sd card space. However, the app itself is still stored in internal memory.