By Harsh Vardhan (Facebook) (Twitter)
Android is a big thing now. Almost the ratio of people using this Mobile Operating System to other OS has increased a lot. Now, many don't have high end phones such as Samsung Galaxy S III, II or Note,etc...But many of us have low end good android phones. Now the problem starts when your internal memory is full and it cant take any more apps. Generally the apps we download goes to the internal memory which causes the internal memory to get full. And even the phone starts working slow. So what to do now? Satisfied with deleting less used apps now we introduce some way to transfer to your SD card. I hope everyone knows what a SD Card is!
People feel worried about doing such things and avoiding such modification on their phone.
But trust me we here try to explain you everything so clearly so that you don't mess up with any thing that would screw your phone.
Now the method explained below requires Rooting. Well, don't worry if your phone is not rooted then let us know your model number and phone specifications so that we can lead you to root your phone first and then allow you to perform above said operation. you can use the comment section.
However there are other method in which we don't even require rooting but i find this better and will explain later why its better preferred to non rooting system of transferring apps.
Please note again Root access is required ...
The below content is taken from a website (http://www.jayceooi.com)
Move applications & games data to external SD card
Moving gameloft folder.
List of folders bind to external storage
Android is a big thing now. Almost the ratio of people using this Mobile Operating System to other OS has increased a lot. Now, many don't have high end phones such as Samsung Galaxy S III, II or Note,etc...But many of us have low end good android phones. Now the problem starts when your internal memory is full and it cant take any more apps. Generally the apps we download goes to the internal memory which causes the internal memory to get full. And even the phone starts working slow. So what to do now? Satisfied with deleting less used apps now we introduce some way to transfer to your SD card. I hope everyone knows what a SD Card is!
People feel worried about doing such things and avoiding such modification on their phone.
But trust me we here try to explain you everything so clearly so that you don't mess up with any thing that would screw your phone.
Now the method explained below requires Rooting. Well, don't worry if your phone is not rooted then let us know your model number and phone specifications so that we can lead you to root your phone first and then allow you to perform above said operation. you can use the comment section.
However there are other method in which we don't even require rooting but i find this better and will explain later why its better preferred to non rooting system of transferring apps.
Please note again Root access is required ...
The below content is taken from a website (http://www.jayceooi.com)
Move applications & games data to external SD card
Directory Bind Features
- Aimed at specific functionality and features.
- You can create any number of Data to Target directory pairs, mount them manually or choose to mount them on system boot (checkbox does that).
- On / off switch controls whole mount-on-boot function.
- Diskette icon indicates if mount operation was successful, by taping it you can mount / unmount entry.
- Icon changes if application is using mounted entry.
- Directory Bind can tell what application is using this entry (tap at entry in use).
- Long tap on entry (disabled) brings edit/delete window.
- App auto unmount all entries on USB connected and remount after USB disconnected.
- App shows notification and vibrates if auto unmount on USB fails.
- If mounting all checked entries (ex. on boot) app is waiting specified time (def. 60 sec) if data directory is not available.
How to move applications & games data to external SD card on Samsung Galaxy S3?
I take my Samsung Galaxy S3 as example. It should work on rooted Android phone with external micro SD card. Old Gameloft games data are stored at /mnt/sdcard/. However, latest Gameloft games data are stored at /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/ just like other Android applications and games. With Directory Bind, you can move one folder by one folder to external storage at /mnt/extSdCard/. I won’t move all applications and games data in Android/data folder to external micro SD card because it is much slower compare to internal memory. Therefore, I only move those unimportant or less frequent used applications and games to external storage with Directory Bind.
I take my Samsung Galaxy S3 as example. It should work on rooted Android phone with external micro SD card. Old Gameloft games data are stored at /mnt/sdcard/. However, latest Gameloft games data are stored at /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/ just like other Android applications and games. With Directory Bind, you can move one folder by one folder to external storage at /mnt/extSdCard/. I won’t move all applications and games data in Android/data folder to external micro SD card because it is much slower compare to internal memory. Therefore, I only move those unimportant or less frequent used applications and games to external storage with Directory Bind.
Moving gameloft folder.
List of folders bind to external storage
Above are some of the applications and games folders that I moved to external SD card from internal storage. Thanks to Directory Bind, I can use internal storage disk space for more important stuffs. By the way, do study more about Directory Bind at XDA website.
Download Directory Bind v0.2.0o here.
Source: www.jayceooi.com
Do post comment on this post.
8 comments:
does it work on galaxy note N7000
please tell me for non root mobile because rooting spoils my warranty i m using galaxy grand
There is no method for unrooted. But if u root warranty spoils but u can unroot your device to get your warranty back
How to un root my Galaxy Grand
I have rooted my Galaxy Grand successfully and installed clockwork mode from sd card
After that "may your phone boot in Stock rom" something like that I choose yes and then reboot it
It reboots normally but again I try to go in this mode by volume up power and home key the clockwork mode not opens and dead android signs appear with different ui I choose the option reboot now it reboots normally But in my friend Galaxy Grand it appears like that specified in the video tutorial so please tell me what can I do for this problem but my phone is successfully rooted
I checked it in root checker And even the updates are also available from Samsung
But I think I am unable to download zip from sd card
Here is the link of that photo
http://db.tt/7MYsfn4q
Android to sd to ios? Will transfer game data work?
my cell is SONY XPERIA M plz tell me about rooting
thnxxx
Post a Comment