Originally Posted by Skroif

Yes, that one
In the top of my screen i have the symbol. I have 14 mb free on /datadata

So the script doesn't apply ...
Could you run the script through adb shell or terminal emulator (as root) : sh /system/etc/init.d/30datafix ?

I don't recall it but you have to have a kernel supporting init.d script ... Stock CM9 doesn't support this so you'll have to flash a modded one (Devil is a good choice imho).

Originally Posted by Wendigogo

So the script doesn't apply ...
Could you run the script through adb shell or terminal emulator (as root) : sh /system/etc/init.d/30datafix ?

I don't recall it but you have to have a kernel supporting init.d script ... Stock CM9 doesn't support this so you'll have to flash a modded one (Devil is a good choice imho).

I have no idea how adb or terminal emulator work
I have the latest Semaphore kernel (0.9.7). Shouldn't that support init.d script?

Originally Posted by Skroif

I have no idea how adb or terminal emulator work
I have the latest Semaphore kernel (0.9.7). Shouldn't that support init.d script?

I'm using this script with the latest Semaphore ICS kernel and it works flawlessly.

... tapatalked

Originally Posted by Fenvarien

I'm using this script with the latest Semaphore ICS kernel and it works flawlessly.

... tapatalked

Do you also use teamsgsics 4.2?

Originally Posted by Wendigogo

It seems the fix hadn't been applied. To be sure, check if /data/data is a symlink to /datadata (with "ls -al /data"). But you could read what's coming next ...



I've been working hard to make a new version of this datafix. It works the opposite as current datafix (as @Kagadar suggests it) : it only move to ext4 partition (default in /data/local/staticdatadata) selected subdirectories ( lib and libs by default but you could easily add subdirectories like cache (not recommended, lag problems) or so).
As everything has to be moved on /datadata before applying the datafix, it checks if avalaible space is sufficient and does nothing if not. So if a datafix is used (with lots of apps) it may warns and fails. You'll have to uninstall some apps (and/or clean cache etc.) to decrease size of /datadata in order to use this datafix. You could reinstall them once the datafix has been worked, using the script if you've got another lowspace-warning.
If there's enough space on /datadata, it reverts all previous datafix and apply this one.

You could find it here : DataFix_04042012.zip.

As always, make a nandroid backup before using this. Titanium Backup has to be configured correctly to follow symlink etc.

PS : As it works the opposite of others datafix, /data/data is still a symlink. So if you wanna use another datafix it may break your phone : if it doesn't follow symlinks when copying files it will (ie DataFix_11032012.zip ).

So this one worked fine for me the first time I ran it and moved everything around correctly. Then the second time I ran it and went into the new folder (in data/local) and deleted everything in it. it just said removing stale app resources on the output and ran through the entire folder. Oh and I tried it with a fresh install too and it did the same thing

Originally Posted by Skroif

I have no idea how adb or terminal emulator work
I have the latest Semaphore kernel (0.9.7). Shouldn't that support init.d script?

Install an app like "terminal emulator" from Google Play and run commands i gave you earlier.

Originally Posted by finnsonc

So this one worked fine for me the first time I ran it and moved everything around correctly. Then the second time I ran it and went into the new folder (in data/local) and deleted everything in it. it just said removing stale app resources on the output and ran through the entire folder. Oh and I tried it with a fresh install too and it did the same thing

I tried this with a fake directory and it worked ... I don't have the time to correct this part untill friday so I comment it and upload a V2 version : http://minus.com/mmqQqw0m3/2f.

It's not an important part of the datafix : it just check if some app has been uninstalled and remove undeleted parts if there's any. So once corrected everything will be clean at first run and untill that the datafix will be effective.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

EDIT : I recheck this part and don't find where the problem is. Will try it "in vivo" and not on a GNU/linux terminal ...

Originally Posted by Wendigogo

Install an app like "terminal emulator" from Google Play and run commands i gave you earlier.


I tried this with a fake directory and it worked ... I don't have the time to correct this part untill friday so I comment it and upload a V2 version : http://minus.com/mmqQqw0m3/2f.

It's not an important part of the datafix : it just check if some app has been uninstalled and remove undeleted parts if there's any. So once corrected everything will be clean at first run and untill that the datafix will be effective.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

No problem, that's what backups are for haha. Thanks

I've looked around the thread, but can anyone
tell me the code to type into terminal in order
to see how much /datadata is filled.

Originally Posted by pntballer505

I've looked around the thread, but can anyone
tell me the code to type into terminal in order
to see how much /datadata is filled.

I would use Root Explorer (or an equivalent root file manager) to check.

Originally Posted by pntballer505

I've looked around the thread, but can anyone
tell me the code to type into terminal in order
to see how much /datadata is filled.

df datadata

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