10b G3 - A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

we must find a way like in the stock rom like there's no option for moving apps to sd.
or a way that such apps automatically install to external sd instead off internal.
because cwm manager say for backup no .android_secure folder found and i have such a folder on my internal sd huh.
the system and cwm don't see it .

ps.
i tested this with v1.5 and its the same problem sow its not a problem from v6 supercharger

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[rrileypm]

A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

I've been staying silent on this issue because I can't really offer a plausible solution. I did try to copy the same folder over to the external sd to see if it helped, but it didn't. I really didn't have an issue until I started installing some games. About half of the games disappeared after reboot.

Good luck finding a fix. I'll be watching for things to test and try to provide some feedback.

Randy

[bay1902]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

Same here, won't pretend to understand and feel bad for finding this. Ready to test when ready.

Maybe instead of senior member ibshoukf just have "bug" on my profile lol

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[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

dev_mount flash /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/virtual/mtd/mtd9/mtdblock9
this is not on vold.stab on stock rom.
the other 2 lines on vold.stab for dev_mount sdcard are the same.
but when i delete this line than is nand flash storage in settings/storage not mounted and can't it mounted manually too.
but the apps that install automatically to internal sd are now on the tablet installed
on stock rom another difference on settings/storage you see 2 times sdcard,one for internal one for external and the first one for tablet self.
on this rom you have internal storage,nand flash,external storage

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[Finless]

Your going to have to pull apart boot.img and have a look and compare init.rc and see whats going on in there.

Bob

[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

Nothing differents only ext4
look what i found with this rom its the same if i look with rootexplorer

Originally Posted by iBolski Okay, before CM7, when using app2sd or any other app to move your apps from the internal to the external SD card, it would create a directory called .android_secure on the internal memory. This was regardless of whether or not you did the SD card flip-flop.

From what I read the .android_secure directory houses information on the apps that have been moved to the external SD card. This occurred even if you had the external card mounted to /sdcard and the internal card mounted to /sdcard-ext.

In CM7, I still see the .android_secure directory but nothing is in it. Does anyone have any idea where those files are being put now if anywhere? And if not, is this bad?

Just curious and trying to understand how all this stuff works as I try to learn to program for Android.

I just looked through TiBu and I have several apps located on the sdcard. However, looking at my .android_secure folder, it's empty... Unlike on Eclipse... Hrm...

So, I did a little poking around. I adb'd in and ran a find command looking for an app that I know is on the sdcard.

Hrm... Not there... But I did notice that the name of the app, in this case I was looking for "com.aldiko.android", was in /mnt/asec. WTF?

Well, I know the app works because I'm reading a book with it. So, I checked under /data/app and /system/app... Not there... Huh?

I looked at the filesystem with a df -ha command that shows me all the mount points... /mnt/asec is a tmpfs... Hrm... Well now were are getting somewhere. No, wait... Now there is also a /mnt/secure/asec that is mounted to /dev/block/vold/179:33... But wait! That's the removable sdcard! WTF again?

I spoke with dragonzkiller and he said that /mnt/asec is an image partition on the sdcard and you can't see it using normal tools, but Android mounts it and reads and writes apps to it...

Okay, so that fixed my curiosity. Did that help yours?


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[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

this is a screenshot from init.rc
here you see the same stuff as post above.
must the permissions maybe different for holding the files after reboot


here how it looks like with rootexplorer





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[Finless]

You got me on this one snakekiller. I have never messed with this so new ground to me.
In fact I have never needed or wanted to move apps to SDcard. SD Memory is way slower than nand memory and with 2GB of nand apps space, I am not sure why anyone wants to do that anyway?

So, your on new ground here. What is odd is what V6 Supercharger is doing. You say it works fine before running V6. After running V6, it's broke. I would look into that!

Bob

[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

no no bob its the same problem with version 1.5 without v6 stuff.
if you install archidroid from the market then its automatically installed to nand flash instead off data/app like the rest .
this is what some apps do , install automatically to internal sd.
aosp here has a problem that's the data on internal sd is not saved after reboot.
i looked too my init.rc of my phone and its difference of aosp i took a picture from the original and a modded one i make it.
maybe this works if we get lucky

this is the original



this is changed



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[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

i test it tomorrow because i must make a new boot.img with the new init.rc
because i cannot replace it with rootexplorer

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[bay1902]

In fact I have never needed or wanted to move apps to SDcard. SD Memory is way slower than nand memory and with 2GB of nand apps space, I am not sure why anyone wants to do that anyway?

Bob

This is the point Bob, I noticed that certain apps auto install to the external micro sd (not internal nand flash nor internal sd). Had no issue with these being there until v6 was installed, when found the issue of disappearing. SK found this with another app different to me. No-one wants to put apps on the external for the reasons you state, but it appears that some apps, at random, are set to install there (possibly in their xmls). But without watching them each time (a reverse app2sd motion) you can't tell what will be affected or not.

But looks like SK might be onto something, but he would be the first one in the Android community from what i've read!

[snakekiller]

Re: A.O.S.P 4.0.4 snakekiller final version 2 with init.d and V6 supercharger support.

nope test not successful its the same after reboot

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[Finless]

OK so help me understand. You install some apps and they are there and run. How do you tell they got installed to SD? You reboot and now they are not there? The files are on SD but Android does not know about them?

Bob

[bobbinspenguin]

New here but I've been floating about waiting til I get my tablet (probably tomorrow). Does this help?

http://www.valuewalk.com/2012/05/how-to-install-move-almost-any-android-app-to-the-sd-card/

The guide specifies how to set the default path etc.

[Finless]

Thanks but that is not the issue.

Snakekiller or someone please do this test.

1) Install the apps that goto the SDcard.
2) Reboot. Confirm that they are missing.
3) Go into setting and unmount the sdcard.
4) No go back in and remount the sdcard.

Do the apps show up now?

Bob