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=== Link2SD === | === Link2SD === | ||
When using SD-Cards bigger than 32GB be aware of the following problems: | When using SD-Cards bigger than 32GB be aware of the following problems: | ||
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| + | * https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=60013431&postcount=6 | ||
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| + | Summry: | ||
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| + | * all partitions need to start in the first 32GB | ||
| + | * link2sd insists that the ext2/ext4 partition is the second partition | ||
| + | * create a small Linux swap partition first (32MB) | ||
| + | * then add a ext2 Apps partition (as /system often is only 2GB use e.g. 2, 4 or 6 GB) | ||
| + | * there should directly follow a fat32 Data partition of your desired size | ||
| + | * leave spare, unallocated room for overprovisioning | ||
== Terminal Emulator == | == Terminal Emulator == | ||
Revision as of 22:00, 14 February 2017
Contents
Apps and storage management
Link2SD
When using SD-Cards bigger than 32GB be aware of the following problems:
Summry:
- all partitions need to start in the first 32GB
- link2sd insists that the ext2/ext4 partition is the second partition
- create a small Linux swap partition first (32MB)
- then add a ext2 Apps partition (as /system often is only 2GB use e.g. 2, 4 or 6 GB)
- there should directly follow a fat32 Data partition of your desired size
- leave spare, unallocated room for overprovisioning
Terminal Emulator
e.g. for booting into TWRP:
su hit enter reboot recovery hit enter
Apps Launcher
KISS Lauchner
File Manager
Best file manager for me: ES File Explorer
Problems with accessing the SD Card: