link2d or ap2sd

[Guest goldenbolux]

was just wondering what was the best app for internal memory

still new to this so not sure which gives more space

took ages to get an ext2 working on my sd card

im not really hot on android so used easeus partition to create the ext2

it took ages for link2sd to recognise the partition but we got there in the end

i had to delete ap2sd for it to work

but my question is should the aps i have on my sd (froyo way as link2sd describes them)

be removed to device and then linked to sd or should i just leave them as they are

sorry if this is a stoopid question

thanks once again

[Guest Scanno]

was just wondering what was the best app for internal memory

still new to this so not sure which gives more space

took ages to get an ext2 working on my sd card

im not really hot on android so used easeus partition to create the ext2

it took ages for link2sd to recognise the partition but we got there in the end

i had to delete ap2sd for it to work

but my question is should the aps i have on my sd (froyo way as link2sd describes them)

be removed to device and then linked to sd or should i just leave them as they are

sorry if this is a stoopid question

thanks once again

It does not matter that much if you leave the apps the way they are on SD (the froyo way)

The apps wil work. The Link2Sd does what it says. It copies the App to the SD card and creates a link on the old location to the new location. It works faster then the froyo way... and can be used for almost all apps.

Personally i would only use one method. Apps that are on sd the froyo way should first be copied back to internal memory before they can be linked by Link2SD.