OBB file for games on SD card? - Samsung Galaxy S II Plus

I want to have Battlefield 4 Commander on my S2 plus but I don't have enough space left on my internal storage so I placed the OBB file for the app on the SD card but when I launch the app its gone download the OBB file on the internal storage...
Is there a way (WITHOUT ROOT) to make the app detect that I have the file on my SD card?

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allard1997 said:
I want to have Battlefield 4 Commander on my S2 plus but I don't have enough space left on my internal storage so I placed the OBB file for the app on the SD card but when I launch the app its gone download the OBB file on the internal storage...
Is there a way (WITHOUT ROOT) to make the app detect that I have the file on my SD card?
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try with Gl to SD but need root !!

I also wanted that to be possible a few weeks ago. And it is. But unfortunately you'll have to root your phone. But it's worth it. I rooted my Galaxy sII plus. And I flashed the XXUMBG8 Which is android 4.2.2 jellybean . And it's working better than the stock one. So i recommend you to root it and upgrade your phone a little. Back to thread eeh, the app is called FolderMount and is free on google play. If you need any further help hmu :thumbup:
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allard1997 said:
I want to have Battlefield 4 Commander on my S2 plus but I don't have enough space left on my internal storage so I placed the OBB file for the app on the SD card but when I launch the app its gone download the OBB file on the internal storage...
Is there a way (WITHOUT ROOT) to make the app detect that I have the file on my SD card?
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U could un-compile the app and rewrite the OBB detect code, but that'll require knowledge of Java, so I would recommend rooting. Won't hurt.
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how do i install app data in external sd

i have downloaded a game called nfs most wanted, the problem is i cant install it to internal sd cause its too big
app data files= 1.81GB
apk=12mb
my internal sd= 700mb/1.21gb
external sd= 7gb/14.1gb
i want it to be installed on external but how about the data files where should i place them its seperated from apk, after installing apk where should i put the app data files
My phone it automatically installed SD card.
android addicts said:
My phone it automatically installed SD card.
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um im not asing for opinions
You cannot download from the play store then. You would have to download it online somewhere to do this. Do not get a refund for the game though.
Go find the game online Download apk and SD Data. Get either GL to SD or Directory Bind (Google Directory Bind). Put sd data in external sd Android-Obb folder and install the apk. Then use GL to SD or directory bind to bind the game to that location.
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WeRSpecialPeople said:
You cannot download from the play store then. You would have to download it online somewhere to do this. Do not get a refund for the game though.
Go find the game online Download apk and SD Data. Get either GL to SD or Directory Bind (Google Directory Bind). Put sd data in external sd Android-Obb folder and install the apk. Then use GL to SD or directory bind to bind the game to that location.
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can you give me a preicise instruction cause i dont get it or a link
What part is not clear?
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for example i have this files on my external sd card---> com.ea.games.mostwanted and apk
how do i install game in external sd
NOTE:i dont have enough space on INTERNAL sd to put the game data
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What part is not clear?
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which should i bind in source and target
bind where the files usually go and where they are. Might have to make a folder in the regular android-obb which has the name but not the obb?
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New thread?
Was going to make a new thread but I found this and this is somewhat newer than all the other "app to external SD" threads.
I have the same problem. I have a 900 MB Internal memory and a 2GB Internal SD. The 2GB internal ran out so I bought a 8GB External and stuck it in. Now my problem is, How do I get the apps to get on the external? I've tried numerous app2sd apps like DroidSail App2SD and App2SD and AppMgr III (App 2 SD).
My phone is rooted and I also tried # pm setInstallLocation 2 but all I get is
[1] Killed pm setInstallLocation 2
Any help?
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Xperia J Aps2sd

Hi. How i can move and store my aps to the sd card. Not to the internal storage or phone memory. If i use the aps2sd and i choose move to the storage, it moves the apk to internal storage, not to sd. Why? Any solution pls? Thanks
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Link2SD
daniel.sanx10 said:
Hi. How i can move and store my aps to the sd card. Not to the internal storage or phone memory. If i use the aps2sd and i choose move to the storage, it moves the apk to internal storage, not to sd. Why? Any solution pls? Thanks
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Use the app Link2SD from play store. Requires root. And also a 2nd partition on your SD card to store apps.
There are many tools which can help you partition your SD card but to on the safe side, backup your SD card data beforehand.
Just go through the description of Link2SD on the play store. It should make things easier
But if i dont want to root the xperia?
theParanoid04 said:
Use the app Link2SD from play store. Requires root. And also a 2nd partition on your SD card to store apps.
There are many tools which can help you partition your SD card but to on the safe side, backup your SD card data beforehand.
Just go through the description of Link2SD on the play store. It should make things easier
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The easiest way to partition an sd card is via clockworkmod. Advanced/partition sdcard. And choose what sixze of partition you want. This formats the sd though so backup first.
daniel.sanx10 said:
But if i dont want to root the xperia?
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If you want to move apps without rooting, check out this post. It should help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1162757
But there are some limitations when you don't root. But if you root, you can also get rid of unimportant system apps & bloatware!
Plus rooting is very simple these days thanks to one click rooting apps & brilliant devs!
Choice is yours
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Not sure the if the procedure mentioned in the link above works on ICS/JB.

APP for more free internal memory

Is there any app that can move installed apps into memory card(extSdCard)? I tried appmgr III and Links2SD but they dont work.I want more free space in internal memory
kadett-k2 said:
Is there any app that can move installed apps into memory card(extSdCard)? I tried appmgr III and Links2SD but they dont work.I want more free space in internal memory
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Is your device root? If yes then Try install folder mount at playstore and your can move the big game datas to extSdCard
kadett-k2 said:
Is there any app that can move installed apps into memory card(extSdCard)? I tried appmgr III and Links2SD but they dont work.I want more free space in internal memory
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1) wrong thread
2)many apps comes with an option to b transferred to ext sd card,whereas some don't ... It completely depends on developer..
Incase u r not rooted,u can only shift those apps to extsd which comes with an option to do so(also note that widgets won't work if app is installed on extsd),to do so go to settings - app manager - on sd card,then check all the apps that don't have a tick next to them,they can be moved
incase u r rooted,u can force any app to sd card,try force2sd or similar app from play store
kadett-k2 said:
Is there any app that can move installed apps into memory card(extSdCard)? I tried appmgr III and Links2SD but they dont work.I want more free space in internal memory
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Don't bother forcing apps to SD just use folder mount and mount the data/odd folder to the SD card keeps apk where it should be and moves large files to SD card mounting the folder to it's original position works well bit slow for me as I'm on an older 32gb memory card I'm upgrading to the sandisk extreme plus 64gb card ordering tomorrow anyway my point being internal SD quick standard SD slow make sure you have a fast enough card or you will get long loading times and possible lag
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Help!!!please!!!

So I have a android phone with 4.2.2 jelly bean and 1 GB ram and a very low internal memory..I have a 8 GB memory card ... When I place obb file on SD card the games doesn't run... Any solution? The name of the phone is symphony W22 3g.. I know about folder mount app but it needs root access but I don't know how to root this phone... Thanks in advance ... Please help....
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GaMeR77 said:
So I have a android phone with 4.2.2 jelly bean and 1 GB ram and a very low internal memory..I have a 8 GB memory card ... When I place obb file on SD card the games doesn't run... Any solution? The name of the phone is symphony W22 3g.. I know about folder mount app but it needs root access but I don't know how to root this phone... Thanks in advance ... Please help....
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Have you tried moving some app to sdcard instead of internal memory?
I would tell you exactly where but my own phone is soft bricked at the moment. I think its like Settings -> Apps -> Management or something like that.
If not enough space on the card, copy some things out with your usb cable and free up some space.
deadphonewalking said:
Have you tried moving some app to sdcard instead of internal memory?
I would tell you exactly where but my own phone is soft bricked at the moment. I think its like Settings -> Apps -> Management or something like that.
If not enough space on the card, copy some things out with your usb cable and free up some space.
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The problem is i want to play games like MC4 which has big obb file so i cant put it in internal but if i put it in sd the game detects the obb file but shuts off immeditely... i dont think this is compability problem because other games which has small obb causes same problem but when i put in internal it works...but for MC4 it is not possible because of big obb file..... so any solution??
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Solved it used frama root to root the phone and used foldermount and now it wotks!!!!!
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[Q] How to Exchange Internal sd with external.

Like some phone have an option to choose external or internal sd as default.
well i can use foldermount but it only mounts folder. what if you want to download a game which is 1.5 gb on play store and you have
1 gb free or maximum internal storage then you can never download that game form playstore. so can any one tell me how to exchange internal sd with external. i am using sony xperia e3 d2212 rooted and unlocked bootloader.
android-vinay said:
Like some phone have an option to choose external or internal sd as default.
well i can use foldermount but it only mounts folder. what if you want to download a game which is 1.5 gb on play store and you have
1 gb free or maximum internal storage then you can never download that game form playstore. so can any one tell me how to exchange internal sd with external. i am using sony xperia e3 d2212 rooted and unlocked bootloader.
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I know that not you ask for but, maybe you can use Link2SD for move your Apps in your SD card, that should help you
I use it because I have a space problem on my Xperia E3 to ^^
I hope I've been some help ^^
PS:Sorry for my english, I'm a french person ^^'
Moiremoi said:
I know that not you ask for but, maybe you can use Link2SD for move your Apps in your SD card, that should help you
I use it because I have a space problem on my Xperia E3 to ^^
I hope I've been some help ^^
PS:Sorry for my english, I'm a french person ^^'
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link to sd only moves apps to sd but playstore still unless.
well your english is good.
Excuse me, I didn't understand all of your message ^^'
I have the same probleme, I want to play The Wolf Among Us but the whole game takes more than 1.5 Go :-/
I'm sorry but I can't help you ^^'
so if someone find a solution, tell it !
Seems like nohow. LOL. It appears by now that switching memory is NOT an option, so all those, suffering, use FOLDERMOUNT app!
Raproid said:
Seems like nohow. LOL. It appears by now that switching memory is NOT an option, so all those, suffering, use FOLDERMOUNT app!
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as much as i know this can be done using text editor to edit System/etc/vold.fstab
but i don,t know how.
Perhaps we can unmount the internal SD, so that Android only sees the external SD and uses it for all.
The internal SD could be used to extend system memory or as temporary space, swap partition?
I don't know good about Linux. So perhaps it's not possible.
Sony claims that they unified the data partition (where all apps are stored) with the user partition. So I don't know if it is THAT easy to unmount the internal storage. One trick, though, that is around for a bit of time is to swap the mount destination in /system/etc/vold.fstab.
cnagr said:
Sony claims that they unified the data partition (where all apps are stored) with the user partition. So I don't know if it is THAT easy to unmount the internal storage. One trick, though, that is around for a bit of time is to swap the mount destination in /system/etc/vold.fstab.
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vold.fstab is easy to use for exchange memorys on some older version of android but in kitkat i can,t understand code.
I've found an App
Use GL to SD, it allows you to move obb on SD card
Moiremoi said:
Use GL to SD, it allows you to move obb on SD card
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I am taking about playstore download. How can you download games like asphalt 8,mc5 on your device. Without downloading it is not possible to move them to sdcard1 downloading through other websites can cause problems. And we can,t get updates.
Gl to Sd only moves downloaded obb,s it won,t allow play store to download obb to sd1
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android-vinay said:
I am taking about playstore download. How can you download games like asphalt 8,mc5 on your device. Without downloading it is not possible to move them to sdcard1 downloading through other websites can cause problems. And we can,t get updates.
Gl to Sd only moves downloaded obb,s it won,t allow play store to download obb to sd1
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playstore problem is not fixed but i wanna tell you don,t waste your time on app,s that have to mount data like gl to sd or foldermount do
use obb to sd xposed module you just have to copy obb to external sd apps can dettect it. you can have obb in internal or exernal just by copying no need to mount.
and i am still waiting for a solution of playstore if anyone know how to make xposed mdules please make a module to force playstore to detect external sd card free space and download additional obb files to external sd.
partiotion
You should see this link http://rootmyandroid.org/increase-internal-memory-phone.html
This works for me, still like a charm
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.pyler.xinternalsd
Click here I created a simple guide
it's very easy
You can do it by obb on sd ( xposed. Module)

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