[Streak 5 General] deysmacro:
Now you guys are curious how i managed to do that? :)

FIRST OF ALL:

You need to open the streak housing ... follow the link below and good luck.. be gentle and be careful .. just do it slow and steady and you will be ok ... no need to rush anything there ... :good:

http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Dell-Streak-Teardown/3512/1

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NEXT -

SELECT APPROPRIATE USER TYPE

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LINUX USERS:

Just follow this link > http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24799755&postcount=65

WINDOWS USERS:

first.. get this... http://www.alexpage.de/usb-image-tool/

make sure it is USB Image Tool 1.59 when you download...

next get gparted-live-0.13.1-2.iso

burn it to the CD...

- after you have extracted the usb image tool... open USB Image Tool.exe

- select the corresponding usb drive and click backup, save it something like streakinternal.img

- it will take some time to complete ( have instant noodle for the time being :D )

- once done... replace the sd card that you want to transfer the image to and click restore and select the earlier streakinternal.img

- again.. it will take some time to complete (you can have snack this time :p )

note: make sure the target sdcard is the same or bigger in size (obviously)...

- once completed...

- reboot your pc and insert the burned CD earlier... let it boot from it... just press enter to everything it ask until it fully loaded into linux environment

- gparted should already show your sdcard drive there... it should show /dev/sda1 and below it got two more partition /dev/sda5 (ext3) and /dev/sda6 (ext3)

- select /dev/sda1 and right click it and select move/resize

- there should be visual displaying the drive structure and on the right, there should be arrow, drag it to the most right, click ok

- now, select /dev/sda6 and right click it and select move/resize

- again, on it, there should be arrow on the right, drag it to the most right and click ok

- once all that done, click apply and it will start to do its work..

- let it completes it work and your sd card now should be able to be use as internal sd...

- your streak should be able to boot straight away.. no need to wipe cache or something like that...

- have fun having big internal sd :D

p/s: i wrote this based on my memory, i hope i dont messed it up :p

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POSSIBLE FAQ:

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Q - Will the method used gone if i do factory reset?

A - Nope. You can safely do it and the structure will be maintained.

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Q - Can i use more than 16gb card?

A - Theoretically, yes.

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Q - Can we use this as sd storage as well?

A - Sorry. We cant because it is formated in ext3, so windows see it as unformatted medium.

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Q - Cant we create shortcut in external sd to access it?

A - Sorry. We cant because symlink does not work on any windows formatted medium since external sd usually formatted in fat32

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Q - Cant we mount this at all?

A - Somebody has tried it before but since the internal sd never meant to be accessed externally, the support is pretty much impossible.

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Q - How can we access it and where is it located?

A - To access the space, you can use root explorer and wifi file explorer (anything similar will do) and it is located at /data from /

Therefore, you must be rooted to access it.

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Q - So, what the hell am i supposed to do with those huge extra GBs?

A - Well, you can brag bout it to your friends, saying it got this huge internal sd space and can install hundreds of applications or games and still got space left for more. :D

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MORE ADVANCED MODS.:

If you think having large innerSD is not enough, we could have larger /system dir and possible dual usb mount support by default (in the near future hopefully) for our streak 5.

Have a visit to the link below...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31643924&postcount=98

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Our streak 5 might be old but it is still competitive regardless :)

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