is all this easily ported to the ADP versions? hint hintjust seems completely unrelated to the update .. there's got to be some unknown aspect throwing a wrench in the works
is all this easily ported to the ADP versions? hint hintjust seems completely unrelated to the update .. there's got to be some unknown aspect throwing a wrench in the works
the cpcache.sh script i wrote is like moving /data/data/ only it's not the whole folder .. it takes the data from those large cache apps like browser and moves it to the EXT2 .. in the future i am going to make an undo script as well so there will be no question of how to put things backok it works now.......after i did a wipe then moved the app app-private directories...it works fine.....should i do the cpcache.sh??
JFv1.43 is ADP1.1 .. my modification right now is for RC33 which is only JFv1.42hey ........ good work but can you mod jf 1.43 ...... jf seems to update every sec cant he make an app to painlessly update over wifi for convinence but newayz he does a good work and you too so that i can instal as many apps as i can and biger cache tooo
pls mod jf1.43
the error about couldn't find file sounds like the "ln -s" was already done .. if you run cpcache.sh a second time it doesn't work right because the linking is there so there are no files to copy .. i'm attempting to change the script to test for "ln -s" so it doesn't try to copy twicenot sure why but it didn't work for me. thanks anyway. maybe i did something wrong... not sure how since this is supposed to be newb proof. but then again i had a pain in the butt time doing it manually as well the first time with rc30. i think it has something to do with my ext2 partition. anyway when i tried cpcache.sh i received an error saying that it couldn't find the file or something of that sort. so then i tried cp cache.sh thinking that there should be a space and i didn't understand any of what I saw. so i just downloaded the standard RC33 1.42 and used the old fashioned way (mountd.conf and init.rc to sd root) and I was surprised that all 100 or so of my apps came back without a problem. The flashing android was on my screen for about 2 to 3 minutes (started to get worried) but it all worked out.
you're welcome .. JFv1.43 is ADP1.1 .. JFv1.42_RC33 is latest for normal stuffLucidREM, thank you so much for taking the time to build this for us who have their apps installed on SD and don't want to go through the trouble of recreating the environment for every JF release.
Will you be making a 1.43 version as well?
TIA!
Oh, I wasn't aware. Thanks!you're welcome .. JFv1.43 is ADP1.1 .. JFv1.42_RC33 is latest for normal stuff
ok .. did you already have /data/data -> /system/sd/data???Shoot! I think I screwed things up. I download the "JFv1.42_RC33_MOD.zip" file linked in your first post and applied it to my RC33. As soon as the phone rebooted, I ran your cpcache.sh script and it did its thing. Reboot again. Now, half of my applications don't open.
Maps, Email, Market, Pictures, Browser work.
Gmail doesn't, many others don't and I have no contacts!
I am guessing that's a yes. My applications were already on the SD card. I thought that's what this thread was for: upgrading to the latest JF package and keeping the apps intact on the SD card, i.e. not having to repeat the process of moving them every time I upgrade.ok .. did you already have /data/data -> /system/sd/data???
i haven't scripted the undo yet
yes .. the update.zip i made keeps the apps on the SD running .. however, the cpcache.sh is not intended for use if you already have /data/data moved over to the EXT2 .. sorry if i didn't state that more clearly .. i'm writing in more IF tests to eliminate the confusionI am guessing that's a yes. My applications were already on the SD card. I thought that's what this thread was for: upgrading to the latest JF package and keeping the apps intact on the SD card, i.e. not having to repeat the process of moving them every time I upgrade.
<--- freaking out
Eeck! What do you suggest I do at this point? Please don't tell me I need to do a wipe. I have over 80 apps installed.yes .. the update.zip i made keeps the apps on the SD running .. however, the cpcache.sh is not intended for use if you already have /data/data moved over to the EXT2 .. sorry if i didn't state that more clearly .. i'm writing in more IF tests to eliminate the confusion
what this does is once you have the FAT32 / EXT2 partitions created you can flash your phone with this update.zip .. now you can skip ahead to:since my last post in this this thread i caught the flu so im playing catch up...
heres my dumb questions of the day ( probably due to me fighting the flu ).
so this does the apps to the sdcard for us automatically ?
apps that are downloaded from the market go to the sdcard automatically ?
and is 500mb a good size for the partition for apps? i got a ton of music on my 8 gig card.
well because my script targeted very specific locations and not the entire /data/data a wipe should not be necessaryEeck! What do you suggest I do at this point? Please don't tell me I need to do a wipe. I have over 80 apps installed.Please!
Also, would you please update the original post so that other people don't go through the same trouble as me? Thanks a lot.
dude!!!what this does is once you have the FAT32 / EXT2 partitions created you can flash your phone with this update.zip .. now you can skip ahead to:
#busybox cp -a /data/app /system/sd
#rm -r /data/app
#ln -s /system/sd/app /data/data/app
and again for the app-private .. this update.zip does the modified files for you so if you've already created the "ln -s" links you don't need to do it again and your phone won't freeze at the android because of not mounting the EXT2
can you output the screen from:
#ls -l /system/sd/data
and then:
#ls -l /system/sd/data/com.android.contacts
so it looks like you did not move /data/data to /system/sd/dataThanks again.