how to move your apps to sd (haykuros 5.0.1H)

[DrVeronica]

Reboot your phone, unplug it from the pc... and follow these instructions ( FROM THE TERMINAL NOT ADB.. USE TERMINAL EMULATOR FROM THE MARKET )
- http://androidcommunity.com/forums/169347-post3.html

if it says busybox cannot be found - download busybox.zip ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...2&d=1238978284 ), unzip it, put the busybox file on the sdcard - reboot and then try the same instructions i just posted...

I will after this flashing is finished

[crazythunder]

i'm sure because you've done this before,you know you don't have to mount the sd card to your puter. as long as drivers are installed and usb debugging is enabled, you should be all set as far as using adb.

[DrVeronica]

yup, typing "busybox cp -a /data/app/com.android.term.apk /data/app-private" as is and all that keeps poppig up is:

busybox v1.13.1 multi call binary
copy source to DEST or multiple SOURCES to directory

then I'm given a bunch of options like

same as dpR
Preserve links
Dereference all symlinks

[DrVeronica]

i'm sure because you've done this before,you know you don't have to mount the sd card to your puter. as long as drivers are installed and usb debugging is enabled, you should be all set as far as using adb.

how about putting the microsd card in its adapter and shoving it in the computer?

[crazythunder]

are you usding this method? http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.ph...uro_Apps_to_SD

[DrVeronica]

are you usding this method? http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.ph...uro_Apps_to_SD

I just tried it, got to this part:

1. we need to move your apps to the new partition, and remove the old copies, then create a symlink between the 2 so the device doesnt know they moved.
   1. busybox df -h
2. look for /system/sd on one of the lines, if you see it continue, if not, something is wrong with your partitioning, start at the top.
3. busybox cp -a /data/app /system/sd
4. busybox rm -r /data/app
5. busybox ln -s /system/sd/app /data/app

I saw /system/sd on the last line, so I went ahead and typed cp -a/ data/ app /system/sd, Great. Typed in rm -r /data/app and terminal closed down, deleted the program from the phone, and now I'm completely lost and frustrated.


Now I'm trying to re download terminal from the market to no avail, so I had to turn off/on my phone.

[konzern]

I just tried it, got to this part:

1. we need to move your apps to the new partition, and remove the old copies, then create a symlink between the 2 so the device doesnt know they moved.
   1. busybox df -h
2. look for /system/sd on one of the lines, if you see it continue, if not, something is wrong with your partitioning, start at the top.
3. busybox cp -a /data/app /system/sd
4. busybox rm -r /data/app
5. busybox ln -s /system/sd/app /data/app

I saw /system/sd on the last line, so I went ahead and typed cp -a/ data/ app /system/sd, Great. Typed in rm -r /data/app and terminal closed down, deleted the program from the phone, and now I'm completely lost and frustrated.


Now I'm trying to re download terminal from the market to no avail, so I had to turn off/on my phone.

that is the exact same thing as my tutorial! your doing it on your terminal and its ment to be done on your computer COMMAND PROMPT

[DrVeronica]

that is the exact same thing as my tutorial! your doing it on your terminal and its ment to be done on your computer COMMAND PROMPT

LOL yes I know, I was just curious to test something else out.


idk, command prompt still can't read my device.

[konzern]

maybe u need the updated driver
on haykuros page
http://sapphire-port-dream.googlecod...er_updated.zip
when u download that driver update the driver like u did with x86
and please make sure debugging is checked on your phone otherwise your phone will not be readable

[DrVeronica]

I ran thru it and windows tells me it's updated to the best driver.
Yes, debugging is checked (orange check?) on m'phone