full memory with a2sd+

[Guest endursa]

Hi

i use the r9 version of mcr, and have a2sd+ included and working, but never the less my internal memory gets full, i have no 16 mb free and my phone constantly reminds me of that, can i either map something else to my ext 3 partition or disable the notification?

[Guest Noonski]

Hi

i use the r9 version of mcr, and have a2sd+ included and working, but never the less my internal memory gets full, i have no 16 mb free and my phone constantly reminds me of that, can i either map something else to my ext 3 partition or disable the notification?

How do you check if A2SD+ is actually using the Ext3 partition on your SD Card.

I have litterally to much apps to count installed and still at least 50MB Free on internal.

[Guest endursa]

How do you check if A2SD+ is actually using the Ext3 partition on your SD Card.

I have litterally to much apps to count installed and still at least 50MB Free on internal.

hmm i don't know but if a uninstall any program the free space doesn't change so i assumed a2sd+ works :lol:

[Guest chipyy]

Install quick system info from the market, this allows you to check A2SD space.

Apps moved to ext3 still have some data which takes up space on internal storage. I am not 100% sure of the details of why this is or how much space is used, but some is still occupied.

[Guest DragosP]

"/data/data" is still in the internal memory.

[Guest viskas]

I have the same problem. everything seems to be working, but my memory is low!

how can I solve that?!?

[Guest lid2000]

Similar problem here - after flashing and using A2SD+, I had about 75MB free... I haven't installed anything new yet each day I seem to have less internal memory - at the moment I'm on 54MB. Anyone know the best way to track down what's eating it all?

[Guest joigog7]

Same problem here. Perhaps cleaning cache could free up memory??

[Guest lid2000]

Same problem here. Perhaps cleaning cache could free up memory??

I tried that, but it made no difference. I'm guessing something keeps writing to /data/data and doesn't clean up whatever it's doing.

[Guest Daz555]

Dalvik cache is the likely culprit. Can it be moved to SD on a Desire running Froyo? It can on other setups that's for sure. My T-Mobile Pulse (2.1) has Dalvik moved to SD and it frees up a ton of space and works perfectly.

Edited September 23, 2010 by Daz555

[Guest katun79]

Try using "move2sd enabler" from market.

[Guest lid2000]

Dalvik cache is the likely culprit. Can it be moved to SD on a Desire running Froyo? It can on other setups that's for sure. My T-Mobile Pulse (2.1) has Dalvik moved to SD and it frees up a ton of space and works perfectly.

A2SD+ = Dalvik is on the SD.

[Guest qbus]

"/data/data" is still in the internal memory.

We could move /data/data to SD as well but as I read somewhere this solution causes problems.

Partial solution is to move some of the biggest application data directories from /data/data to sd and create symlinks for them (this is what I've done and it works).

[Guest DragosP]

Me too.

[Guest endursa]

We could move /data/data to SD as well but as I read somewhere this solution causes problems.

Partial solution is to move some of the biggest application data directories from /data/data to sd and create symlinks for them (this is what I've done and it works).

could YouTube explane to me how I do this? I'm not afraid of trying but I don't know the commands :-)

[Guest Elemetrix]

I'm in the same boat here. I have a huge number of apps and had always had about 30MB free without any issues. But then occasionally out of nowhere you install a couple of things and they eat up the internal memory without any way to track down what has done it.

Would really like an app to map where the internal memory is being used. There is an app called 'Disk Usage' but it just doesn't work correctly for internal memory.