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[Wendigogo]

ph0b0z, on 24 April 2012 - 12:23 PM, said:

So.. did i understand it right that the 2gb internal space consists of the fast oneNAND and contains the datadata partition?

Your wrong; the fast NAND has "only" 170Mo.

ph0b0z said:

Okay.. i do have about 120 apps (including the pre-installed ones) installed.. but i have around 1,5gb free on the 2gb partition, that's a bit annoying since the internal "sd" is full.. and i'd like to move all the apps to the 2gb partition.

It's not internal 2Go partition which is full but the 170Mo one. You could move all apps to the 2Go partition but it will slow down your system.

I made a "new"  DataFix_29032012v2.zip for the new kernel naming convention in init.d ...

ph0b0z said:

i couldn't really find a documentation about the partition setup of the sgs.. so i'd be happy about a link or some more informations about that.

You could try the "mount" command in a terminal emulator (or through adb).

[mishkulake]

alexmiramas, on 16 April 2012 - 06:57 PM, said:

Your script is too bad...
If u want a good fix for datadata on cm9
Flash that in recovery...
I have 1.7 gb in datadata now and work fine..
http://code.google.c...&q=#makechanges

Mount datadata in recovery before flash the fixe
Unmount datadata when the fix is flashed..

If u want remove the fix just re-flash

Yes, you are right! I have 1,6G free too!

[ph0b0z]

Wendigogo, on 25 April 2012 - 09:18 AM, said:

Your wrong; the fast NAND has "only" 170Mo.

It's not internal 2Go partition which is full but the 170Mo one. You could move all apps to the 2Go partition but it will slow down your system.

I made a "new"  DataFix_29032012v2.zip for the new kernel naming convention in init.d ...

You could try the "mount" command in a terminal emulator (or through adb).

Thx, my Linux-knowledge is very little.. so even the output of that is quite complicated hehe.
I just thought that, because you always talk of partitions, that the actual memory-chip is only one or two (with 8, or 2+6gig) which is partitioned.
So the ~170Mo is an actual physical chip.. does this work the same way on the samsung stock roms?

[Wendigogo]

 ph0b0z, on 27 April 2012 - 07:41 AM, said:

Thx, my Linux-knowledge is very little.. so even the output of that is quite complicated hehe.
I just thought that, because you always talk of partitions, that the actual memory-chip is only one or two (with 8, or 2+6gig) which is partitioned.
So the ~170Mo is an actual physical chip.. does this work the same way on the samsung stock roms?

You're right : the 8Go chip is partitionned and the 2Go+6Go partitions are on this chip.

There's no "Low memory" problem on Samsung Roms so it should work another way than CM based ones ...

[Jlik]

Try this one,
http://forum.xda-dev...d.php?t=1541942
Works for me with CM9
G.