[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] medozse7s:
hey everybody

Mounts2SD - Storage & Memory Management

Mounts2SD started out as a simple sd-ext script which only difference between it an others like it, was that it did not use symlinks to create links between /data and /sd-ext. To day it has grown to be so much more. It now comes packed with an Application for controlling the script, viewing current states and more. The script itself has grown to become a large storage and management script with features that controlls SWAP, ZRAM, mount optimization, storage thresholds, different external and internal MMC configurations, cache and more. The content management is able to move a lot more different content between /data and /sd-ext, including the new internal storage, which on some devices, is placed in /data/media, and it also contains more than one option for storing system content on both /data and /sd-ext.

Mounts2SD is no longer just a script for devices with low storage capabilities. It can be used for a lot of things and is useful on almost any device, even those without external sdcard

● SWAP Support (Needs kernel support)

● ZRAM Support (Needs kernel support)

● Move and Revert content between /data and /sd-ext

● /data/dalvik-cache

● /data/app and /data/app-private

● /data/app-asec (Used by Android 4.1+)

● /data/app-lib (Used by Android 4.2+)

● /data/data and /data/user (Android 4.2+)

● /data/media (Used by some Samsung devices as internal storage)

● Optimizing internal partitions

● Checks/Fixes the sd-ext partition during boot (Needs e2fsck)

● Auto Clean /sd-ext/Lost+Found to avoid having it take up to much disk space

● Disable/Enable Ext4 Journal (Needs tune2fs) on sd-ext

● Let's you use whatever linux file system for sd-ext which is supported by the kernel

● Change Storage Threshold to fix Market issue 'Not enough space'

● Comparing destination partition to folder sizes before moving content

● Change Internal and External Readahead and Scheduler

original thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2432479

i've tried this script on many androids devices on many releases ,,,, and by my own effort i tried it on galaxy grand after so many failed attempts

steps for our grand ( tested by me )

Requirements :

● rooted device

● busybox

● init.d support

● second partition on your external sdcard

● MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition download from here: http://www.minitool-partitionrecovery.com/download.html

● Mounts2SD download from end of threads

● A lot of concentration and patience

Explanation

●repartition SDcard

do backup for your sdcard and open MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition and delete all Partition on sdcard

Trace Pictures

we want 2 Partition 1 fat32 and 1 ext2 or ext3 or ext4

primary partition must be fat 32

and other partition can be any ext look in picture :

i select 4g.b cuz i install a lot of apps and and we move apps and data and cache and media etc so we need a big partition size

and when we end reparation it must be like this

25 + 4G.b

now restore all your data to sdcard and put sdcard in your grand

sure sure make backup

now install Mounts2SD and open it and trace photos

go to applications setting and instal startup script look photos

after install startup script go to content and setup setting like in photos down :

if you want move media and all content please make xposed installer as a system app if you don't make it as a system app you will get some error

then go to driver and select ext partition

now restart and when system reboot it can take a hour or more to move all to ext partition don't turn off phone

and the result is

over 200 apps on my phone and have free space 3.7g.b

used space 342 mb only

downloads:

now good bye and sorry for bad English

credits:

[MENTION=3147360]dk_zero-cool[/MENTION] for this big script and app

[MENTION=514045]thanks[/MENTION] to all xda member

[MENTION=2580574]Modather[/MENTION] mohamed for encouraged me to move forward :)

[MENTION=261663]mostafa[/MENTION] 7osny for Gets me frustrated :D lol
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