On Oct 2, 2010 4:48 AM, "Defriando Riza" <
defriando.riza@gmail.com> wrote:
> monggo dicoba..semoga ngak ruwet kyak yg punya pupy..
>
> Since Froyo's built-in apps2sd function wasn't working on our spicas, I was
> using my own modified apps2sd scripts which I had to tweak every so often.
> Soon, I got tired of messing around with recovery scripts (which I had to
> since I'm on ext2 partitions for system, data and cache). Instead of asking
> "Pretty please, Leshak, can I have my beloved Samdroid Tools, back?", which
> would have been a monumental waste of his time, as we need him to look at
> more critical aspects of getting Froyo to run well on our spicas, I decided
> to try and get Samdroid Tools onto our CyanogenMod.
>
> Well, a couple of hours later, and seems we've got Samdroid Tools on
> Cyanogen! (Samdrogen Tools, maybe, eh, *shundi82* *wink*). Do note that it's
> without the "Disable Multitouch" feature, as the single-touch module is not
> present *criminal*'s CM kernel. (Almost locked myself out of my Spica when I
> tried it! Had to manually load touchscreen module from adb shell).
>
> So leave all those other scripts which need enablers and such to move apps
> to SD, or manually backing-up and restoring apps, and instead do the
> following ...
>
> 1. download samdroidtools.zip to sdcard
> 2. reboot to recovery
> 3. apply samdroidtools.zip
> 4. reboot
> 5. run Samdroid Tools and reminisce about the good ole days of Samdroid :)
>
> Credit still goes to *Leshak*, the originator, and I hope I just freed up
> his valuable time to let him work on more important stuff.
>
> *(OPTIONAL) *Using recovery to format your sdcard_ext2 partition only
> creates 1K block sizes, which saves space, but is less efficient than using
> 4k blocks. And also, 5% of space is reserved for root (pointless!). So if
> you want to have a slight increase in Apps2sd performance, and be able to
> use up all available space, then apply format_sdext2_4k.zip to format
> sdcard_ext2 partition, BEFORE you apply samdroidtools.zip. (Note: Format
> means ALL DATA WILL BE GONE FOREVER) ... but only on the ext2 partition, the
> 1st fat partition is not affected.
>
