Darktremor Apps2SD is an application that will help to move applications to store at SD card permanently. However, it is a script based program. So you need to know a little of scripting in order to use the advanced functions. But XDA Developer, elgubbo came out a GUI for Darktremor A2SD scripts ~ A2SDGUI.
A2SDGUI ~ GUI for Darktremor A2SD
ClockworkMod Recovery v1.3 for HTC HD2 is another Chinese New Year Gift to me. Thanks xda-developer, RaiderX303. It is a must installed application for MAGLDR v1.13. ClockworkMod Recovery is now booting from NAND instead of the old SD Card boot method. Download the recovery with the partition layout you require to flash the ROM. Then flash it like standard NAND ROM using DAF and MAGLDR USB Flasher. Finally, select AD Recovery to load into ClockworkMod Recovery.
ClockworkMod Recovery v1.3 Change Log
- Supports AD Recovery in MAGLDR
- MAGLDR v1.13 REQUIRED
- 400MB Partition layout now works with 512MB LEO for ROM with Data2SD
HTC HD2 does not have much internal storage space like native Android phone. It has only 512MB NAND memory to use. And most of them are used by system files and left only around 150MB to 200MB for user data. This is not enough for certain users. This is not a big problem because Android 2.2 Froyo can help to move applications from internal storage to SD card. But this is a manual task…
How to create ext3 partition on SD card with ClockworkMod Recovery?
12 Jan
Posted by Jayce Ooi as How to
GParted Live is not the only way to partition SD card for A2SD+ NAND Android ROM. There is a built-in advanced function in ClockworkMod Recovery to help create ext3 partition on your SD card. And it is easier than GParted Live method but you need to get ClockworkMod Recovery installed first…
App2SD, App2SD+, Apps2SD, Apps2SD+, A2SD, A2SD+… Whatever you want call it. It is basically move Android internal storage from NAND memory to SD card. It is good for HTC HD2 which has 512MB ROM only. There are several NAND Android ROMs that support A2SD+ now. And in order to use them, we must make a Linux Extended Filesystem (ext) partition on SD card. There are current 4 type of ext~ ext, ext2, ext3 and ext4. ext4 is the latest one but not all NAND Android ROM support it. Do take note and always refer back to the ROM chef…
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