[Captivate Android Development] littlewierdo:
Regarding space (or lack of) on the phone for Apps, this is what I had to do to get CM working correctly with all my apps, I dont have to move anything to the sdcard after installing. All my apps appear to be installed in a 1.87 GB partition where currently I have 1.4GB free.

Start by downloading the latest CM rom you want to flash (the latest Nightly, RC1 or the preferred nightly you want to use) and make sure it is on your computer where you can find it. It needs to be on your PC, NOT on the phone.

Verify you have the latest version of Titanium Backup (TB) installed.

Back everything on the phone up, use TB to back up your apps.

Copy all your backups OFF THE PHONE to a pc/mac (including pictures, movies, music, verify your contacts are backed up with Google, apps, etc).

Verify that the option in TB to restore its settings after a wipe is UNCHECKED (I think its the top most option in preferences).

If you have an external sdcard, power down the phone and remove the external sdcard from the phone and put the phone into download mode (Vol Down + Power I think...cant remember - I use a jig so I havent done this in awhile).

Download AIO Toolbox and install it (this will make it really easy and fast to restore to stock and get CM back up on the phone).

Use your preferred method to get to stock 2.1 (if you want to use AIO, first, make sure you have USB Debugging ON in the phone and plug the phone into the PC, open AIO and click the third button down, flash to stock, then click the big 1-Click button in the upper left corner - this will open Odin).

Odin should detect the phone and indicate this with a yellow box and a COM# in it - click start and DO NOT UNPLUG until the phone reboots). DO NOT CLOSE ODIN.

After the phone reboots, unplug the phone, enable USB debugging again and replug in the phone. Odin should once again detect the phone, now click Master Clear and wait until the phone reboots again. Disconnect the phone, re-enable USB debugging on the phone and reconnect the phone.

Close Odin and back in AIO, click Flash Custom Rom. In the new window that appears, note the text in the second half of the box - these are the instructions to follow (after we select the rom to install) - click the giant 'Select/Copy Custom Rom + Copy CWM + Reboot into Recovery' button. Browse to the rom.zip you want to install and double click on it. AIO at this point will have appeared to have crashed, it hasnt. Just wait (most likely about a minute or two) and the phone will reboot into the stock recovery. Follow the directions below the giant button.

The phone should reboot into CM.

Copy Gapps.zip to the phone, enable / setup wifi, reboot the phone into recovery and install Gapps, then reboot the phone.

During the Gapps setup process, do NOT check ANY of the apps to install, these should already be backed up with your backup of your apps (so leave all the apps unchecked). Since I dont remember the exact verbage, after you click thru the app selection page, the next page has two check boxes, leave these default, then the next page has two more checkboxes. I believe the bottom most checkbox is for automatically restoring your apps, UNCHECK this box.

Hit up the market, setup your google account (my apologies, this may have already been done during the Gapps installation - been awhile since I have done this) and download Titanium Backup and the 'Key'.

Now, re-enable usb debugging (if it isnt already) and plug the phone in, copy over your backed up apps to the phone's internal memory (your PC should see 2 partitions - you want to copy them to the 13 GB partition). Open TB and without changing ANY settings (other than the location of your backups, IF TB doesnt see them automatically), batch restore them to the phone.

The ONLY app I have a problem with is Audible, for some reason, it doesnt see any audio books unless they are in the same directory as the app so I had to move the audible app to the internal 13 GB partition so I had enough room for the audio books.

I know this seems lengthy, but this process takes about 30 minutes and beats the crap out of chasing down whether an option in TB is enabled/disabled, something is screwball with the installation of CM or the apps themselves have a problem. As I said, other than Audible, I have all my apps installed to the 2 GB partition and havent had to move anything to the sdcard (Im sitting at near 100 apps on my main phone...*sigh*...I need to do some uninstalling...).

Hope this helps.