[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Nikhil_G:
Link2SD steup on galaxy fit

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There are a lot of ways and scripts to transfer apps from your internal memory to the sd ext partition, but the most consistent method I found was Link2sd.

This method works across all roms (rooted stock and custom, both) that I’ve tried, even on all variations of CyanogenMod7 (CM7) as well as on ICS CM9, and is very easy to setup and use.

However, if a custom rom already has DarkTremor's a2sd (a2sdgui app will be present) or any similar script, then DO NOT configure them.

for example: Creeds v3 has a2sdgui, and if i want to use Link2sd, then after flashing Creeds, i SHOULD NOT run a2sdgui, and directly install (and configure) Link2sd...if you run/configure a2sdgui, then it will clash with the working of Link2sd.

Similarly, if any custom rom has any memory hack already implemented, then you cannot use Link2sd...

Steps to setup Link2sd:

• Download Link2sd from Play Store (it’s a free app).

• After it gets installed, run it, and allow root access.

• You will get a message to select the format of your sd partition, select “ext3”.

• Link2sd will then automatically create mount scripts that it requires to work, and will then tell you to reboot your phone.

• Do a proper reboot, and not a ‘hot reboot’.

• After rebooting, open up Link2sd, press menu then select “settings”.

• Select/check the options “automatically link newly installed applications to sd”, “auto link notification”, “relink lib files at boot” (and “fast scroll”, if you want).

• For “install location” option, select “internal”.

• Then go to “auto link settings” and select/check all the three options (you can skip/ unselect “link dalvik-cache file” if you wish)

• Done

Now, every new app that you will install will automatically be moved to your sd ext partition.

Link2sd is also an excellent (and fast loading) app manager, with which you can freeze, uninstall, re-install…though you can move only user apps to sd-ext partition.

Also, there is no point in having your entire phone memory empty, so you probably should unlink the dex (dalvik cache) of your apps. I usually link only the apk and lib files, and leave the dex files unlinked and on the phone storage, so as to avoid any sluggishness in operation., though if your phone memory still fills up, you can link the dex of your rarely-used apps, and leave the dex of important and frequently used apps on the phone storage.

Suppose a custom rom has s2e/app2sd pre-implemented, then after a fresh install, FREEZE the app (rather than uninstall), and then install Link2sd...

Also, if you get error "mount script not created", then choose partition as ext4 (rather than ext3 mentioned below), even though your partition might be ext3...(don't know why this happens with some roms )

In some custom Roms Link2sd doesn't mount sd-ext partition even after selecting correct type of partition in that case try to select other types whether they are working or not

Like in Chocobread v3.2 it worked after selecting partition as ext4

Plz view this thread if you are still facing any problem

Go through this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1698813