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Hello i have a problem in a android phone, when i install apps on my android they are installed on my phone insted of my sd card they are downloaded too to my phone memory, how can i download and install apps to my sd card?
Thank you !
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When you install apps on your phone it automaticly installed on your phone memory..you need to "move" the app to sd card...just install the apptosd app..its free on the market...with this app yiu can move all the apps,games to sd card if the apps can be move
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Thank you my friend
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Hi,
There's another method that makes use of the Android SDK.. I don't recommend it because there's many apps that shouldn't be moved to SD card.
Apps such as apps2SD are perfect for moving installed apps to SD card, but I thought I'd share this option FYI:
1. Download and install Android SDK
2. Navigate to the installation folder using the command prompt [WIN+R] then typing CMD. Just Google for command line options such as cd\ and dir etc.
3. Go into the \tools folder (from your installation folder) and type adb devices (this command will return a serial number)
4. type adb shell pm setinstallLocation 2
5. It's done, apps will now install directly to your SD card
To reset it back to its default setting, retype #4 and use Location 0 (instead of 2).
quantumtraveler said:
Hi,
There's another method that makes use of the Android SDK.. I don't recommend it because there's many apps that shouldn't be moved to SD card.
Apps such as apps2SD are perfect for moving installed apps to SD card, but I thought I'd share this option FYI:
1. Download and install Android SDK
2. Navigate to the installation folder using the command prompt [WIN+R] then typing CMD. Just Google for command line options such as cd\ and dir etc.
3. Go into the \tools folder (from your installation folder) and type adb devices (this command will return a serial number)
4. type adb shell pm setinstallLocation 2
5. It's done, apps will now install directly to your SD card
To reset it back to its default setting, retype #4 and use Location 0 (instead of 2).
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I think Move2SD Enabler will accomplish the same task from the (rooted) phone.
3rdstring said:
I think Move2SD Enabler will accomplish the same task from the (rooted) phone.
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Ahh! Yip, it certainly will. Gotta love the Android dev community
This method works fine on my DHD. Thank you!
Hi
I have LG Optimus P690 running Android 2.3.4
I wanted to setup my phone installation location to SD
by those familiar step...
adb devices
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2
all went fine...
but When I installed a app , it was installed in primary memory
instead of sd memory.
That means those adb steps didn't work... is that so....
doesn't it work on 2.3 version of android.
When ran adb devices on cmd..
I didn't get a serial number starting with 'H', is that a problem....
Help me...
Only certain roms allow making the sd card the default location for installing apps. An example is CyanogenMod. Basically, it can be supported in Android 2.2 and above (since starting from Froyo, applications were able to be moved to the sd card).
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A
Doing this with stock rom
So there's no way to do this with a rooted stock rom? I'd very much like to do it because I have a low-end P500 and the internal memory is ridiculously small.
You can always move your apps manually.
You can't move all the apps to your SD card unless you've AppsToSD or similar to that installed on your fone. If you already have it in your fone then there is one app (ROM Toolbox) that might help you to move your apps directly to the SD card.
they've two version (FREE and PRO) on the Playstore (choose according to your needs).
Good luck!
If that didn't work, then just install the app to the phone then move to sd in manage applications
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^^ Thats how I do it... manage applications, move to phone storage....
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STIDRIVER said:
^^ Thats how I do it... manage applications, move to phone storage....
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great answer
Flash rom... cyanaogenMod 7.2.1.....
Goto CyanogenMod setting> Application>install location> change auto to external..... also check on Allow Application moving
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i tried some of your suggestions......bt may be unfortunately it didn't worked.
Ok.... tell me have u rooted ur phone???.... or hv u installed cm7???
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Root LG get apps to SD move apps to SD card simple
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app2sd default
Dineshbalu said:
Hi
I have LG Optimus P690 running Android 2.3.4
I wanted to setup my phone installation location to SD
by those familiar step...
adb devices
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2
all went fine...
but When I installed a app , it was installed in primary memory
instead of sd memory.
That means those adb steps didn't work... is that so....
doesn't it work on 2.3 version of android.
When ran adb devices on cmd..
I didn't get a serial number starting with 'H', is that a problem....
Help me...
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Just follow this step:
To install an app to the SD card on Android, the application itself needs to support it. In my experience though, most current apps can be moved to the external storage. However, the system installs all new applications on your device’s internal memory by default, except for those that explicitly request external installation. Luckily, it’s possible to make your Android 2.2+ phone put apps on the SD card by default instead. Here’s how:
1. First you have to enable USB debugging on your Android device from Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging.
2. Now you need to download and install the Android SDK on your computer from the attached file. Once you’ve downloaded and extracted the package to the folder of your choice, run SDK Setup.exe and click on Available Packages to the left. If you get an error message at this point, enable “Force http: in the Settings. From the list of available packages, select “Usb Driver package”, click on the Install Selected button in the bottom right corner and follow the prompts.
3. Connect your phone to your computer with a USB-cable. Your OS will prompt you to install new drivers. Choose to install them from the android-sdk/usb_driver folder. Do not mount your device; you only need to plug-in the cable.
4. Next, run a command prompt and navigate to the Android-SDK\tools folder. In Windows, this is done by selecting Run from the Start Menu (or by pressing Win+R) and typing cmd. You change drives in the command prompt by entering the drive letter followed by a colon (, and change folders with the CD command. For example, to enter the Android-SDK folder, simply type cd android-sdk.
5. In the Android-SDK\tools folder, type in adb devices and you should get a serial number starting with “H” in return. All you have to do next is entering adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2. You’re done! Android will now install apps to the SD card by default.
6. To switch back to storing software on the internal memory, enter adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0.
Steps on how to install app in sd / move app to sd
There are certain tricks to regain a couple of MB here and there, like clearing the cache that some applications use, but for those with a taste for apps and games, the phone storage limitation has been quite a nuisance. Android users with root access have been able to enjoy the Apps2SD utility, but getting it to work is a comparatively complicated process. Frozen yogurt to the rescue!
To install an app to the SD card on Android, the application itself needs to support it. In my experience though, most current apps can be moved to the external storage. However, the system installs all new applications on your device’s internal memory by default, except for those that explicitly request external installation. Luckily, it’s possible to make your Android 2.2+ phone put apps on the SD card by default instead. Here’s how:
1. First you have to enable USB debugging on your Android device from Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging.
2. Now you need to download and install the Android SDK on your computer from the attached file. Once you’ve downloaded and extracted the package to the folder of your choice, run SDK Setup.exe and click on Available Packages to the left. If you get an error message at this point, enable “Force http: in the Settings. From the list of available packages, select “Usb Driver package”, click on the Install Selected button in the bottom right corner and follow the prompts.
3. Connect your phone to your computer with a USB-cable. Your OS will prompt you to install new drivers. Choose to install them from the android-sdk/usb_driver folder. Do not mount your device; you only need to plug-in the cable.
4. Next, run a command prompt and navigate to the Android-SDK\tools folder. In Windows, this is done by selecting Run from the Start Menu (or by pressing Win+R) and typing cmd. You change drives in the command prompt by entering the drive letter followed by a colon (, and change folders with the CD command. For example, to enter the Android-SDK folder, simply type cd android-sdk.
5. In the Android-SDK\tools folder, type in adb devices and you should get a serial number starting with “H” in return. All you have to do next is entering adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2. You’re done! Android will now install apps to the SD card by default.
6. To switch back to storing software on the internal memory, enter adb shell pm setInstallLocation 0.
firstly this method is created by sparkym3, I have modified it according to our smart tab 1, here is a link link to original thread:- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1439429
how to:-
this method requires that you should have adb drivers installed on your PC/mac
1. download necessary package from here:- http://www.4shared.com/zip/0Ux1y9L3/root_karbonn_st1_v3.html
2. extract it anywhere on your pc/mac
3. connect your device with pc/mac after enabling debugging from developer option
4. open tpsparky dheeraj (dhlalit11) root.bat
5. after 3-4 seconds of opening tab will automatically reboot and command prompt will show "press any key to continue"
6. wait till tab reboot, then again enable debugging, connect it and press any key
7. tab will again reboot. do the 6th step again
8. this time it will say you are rooted
9. you will be redirected to adb shell if you get # then you are successfully rooted if not then start over
10. you must install superuser to use root else you will get segmentation fault
some notes you should keep in mind:-
1. su supplied in the package is specially compiled for mips, do not replace it with anyone other
2. root is not complete (don't know why), some apps like es file explorer, gamecih may refuse to have root but apps like titanium backup, root dim are working great
3. never mess with busybox, you may have bootloops
to have cwm recovery go here
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Changelog:-
v3
hopefully addressed the " 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file.
v2
1. script is more clean and informative
2. changed some lines to fit according to the tab
3. added wait for device command now much more easy
4. contains two separate scripts to install superuser and file manager (only install superuser when you don't have it on the tablet
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dheeraj (dhlalit11) said:
firstly this method is created by sparkym3, I have modified it according to our smart tab 1, here is a link link to original thread:- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1439429
how to:-
this method requires that you should have adb drivers installed on your PC/mac
1. download necessary package from here:- http://www.4shared.com/zip/lw5Nn8xR/TPSparky__dheeraj__dhlalit11__.html
2. extract it anywhere on your pc/mac
3. connect your device with pc/mac after enabling debugging from developer option
4. open tpsparky dheeraj (dhlalit11) root.bat
5. after 3-4 seconds of opening tab will automatically reboot and command prompt will show "press any key to continue"
6. wait till tab reboot, then again enable debugging, connect it and press any key
7. tab will again reboot. do the 6th step again
8. this time it will say you are rooted
9. you will be redirected to adb shell if you get # then you are successfully rooted if not then start over
10. you must install superuser to use root else you will get segmentation fault
some notes you should keep in mind:-
1. su supplied in the package is specially compiled for mips, do not replace it with anyone other
2. root is not complete (don't know why), some apps like es file explorer, gamecih may refuse to have root but apps like titanium backup, root dim are working great
3. never mess with busybox, you may have bootloops
4. until we don't have cwm do not change any system file
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my tab is not turning on at all.....i have installed adb drivers and enabled usb debugging mode.....
after that i have locked the tab....
from that time my tab is not turinig on../.
pls help me....
thanks in advance...
you have been answered in hacking thread
usb drivers
can u upload the usb drivers ...please....i tried to download from the other forum but it says link not found
you have also been answered
Hi ,
I have done this untill step 9, step 10 says to install SU.
how do i install it ?
help me
install superuser from play store or from any other source
bro is this method is 100% sucessful?? should i take risk or not?? my tab doesn‘t support many things..browser js alsoo nt stBle..that‘s y i hate it...
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anshul1321 said:
bro is this method is 100% sucessful?? should i take risk or not?? my tab doesn‘t support many things..browser js alsoo nt stBle..that‘s y i hate it...
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until now all the feedback are positive
and it does not do any harmful thing to the tab
updated rooting package to v2
??
karbonn tab doesn't support many imp apps..after rooting..will it support all???
no it will not as processor is mips and we can't do anything about it, apps will be supported only when their dev will make it compatible
How to update karbonn tab
is there any option to update karbonn smart tab 1..
when i click update and check now .
it simply take no action.........
because there is no update for this tab
hey guys !! plz help !!!!!
when running the .bat file ... i come across this error
"
waiting for device
-
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
device found
-
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
symlinking
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'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Rebooting - Continue once device finishes rebooting also have enabled debugging
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waiting for device
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'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
device found
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'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
if the device listed above is smart tab 1 then press any key to continue else co
nnect your device and then continue
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Press any key to continue . . .
"
Plzz hellpp
is there not any adb.exe in the folder from where you run the .bat file if not then download the package again extract it open it ans run the script again
dheeraj (dhlalit11) said:
is there not any adb.exe in the folder from where you run the .bat file if not then download the package again extract it open it ans run the script again
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yeah it is there ... when i run the adb.exe .. command prompt box comes and codes rapidly come and then the box closes and then i run the .bat file ..... still the same thing comes ..
P.S yes , i have connected the tab and it is in the debugging mode
Please use the latest version and reply
dheeraj (dhlalit11) said:
Please use the latest version and reply
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thanks for helping and supporting but still the same problem is coming !!
btw , i appreciate ur fast response and help
abhinavg1997 said:
thanks for helping and supporting but still the same problem is coming !!
btw , i appreciate ur fast response and help
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then I cannot fix
the only way to avoid the low memory problem is to force apps to be installed on the sd card not the internal memory
first u have to
1: download Htc Sync
2:download Google Android sdk (Open it and install Android tools)
sorry this is my second thread so i cant post links
So lets start :
1-Connect your phone to your PC using HTC sync. make sure that you are under HTC Sync
2-navigate to the directory that SDK is installed. then find tools folder where the file adp.exe is exist in.
3-press Shift button and right click on the folder and click on "Open command window here”.
4-In the command prompt enter “adb shell”. it must give you an error and if you try it again your HTC Sync will be disconnected and you will be on USB debugging mode which is correct.
5-so after second time you tried the command you will see a new line which is started by $ and allows you to type your commands in. then type “pm setInstallLocation 2” and press enter. in the next line don’t do anything and leave it for around 30 second and the shell will be closed automatically.
6-after this your applications from Google play will be installed in your SD and you will have more internal memory space.
another thing you should do is to go to google play and install app called APP2SD.
this app will help you to move the rest of installed applications on your phone to your SD memory.
aslo dont move widgets to sd card , they wont work
thanks
HardBass24 said:
the only way to avoid the low memory problem is to force apps to be installed on the sd card not the internal memory
first u have to
1: download Htc Sync
2:download Google Android sdk (Open it and install Android tools)
sorry this is my second thread so i cant post links
So lets start :
1-Connect your phone to your PC using HTC sync. make sure that you are under HTC Sync
2-navigate to the directory that SDK is installed. then find tools folder where the file adp.exe is exist in.
3-press Shift button and right click on the folder and click on "Open command window here”.
4-In the command prompt enter “adb shell”. it must give you an error and if you try it again your HTC Sync will be disconnected and you will be on USB debugging mode which is correct.
5-so after second time you tried the command you will see a new line which is started by $ and allows you to type your commands in. then type “pm setInstallLocation 2” and press enter. in the next line don’t do anything and leave it for around 30 second and the shell will be closed automatically.
6-after this your applications from Google play will be installed in your SD and you will have more internal memory space.
another thing you should do is to go to google play and install app called APP2SD.
this app will help you to move the rest of installed applications on your phone to your SD memory.
aslo dont move widgets to sd card , they wont work
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thanks a lot
I would expect widgets not to work for those apps installed this way?
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HardBass24 said:
the only way to avoid the low memory problem is to force apps to be installed on the sd card not the internal memory
first u have to
1: download Htc Sync
2:download Google Android sdk (Open it and install Android tools)
sorry this is my second thread so i cant post links
So lets start :
1-Connect your phone to your PC using HTC sync. make sure that you are under HTC Sync
2-navigate to the directory that SDK is installed. then find tools folder where the file adp.exe is exist in.
3-press Shift button and right click on the folder and click on "Open command window here”.
4-In the command prompt enter “adb shell”. it must give you an error and if you try it again your HTC Sync will be disconnected and you will be on USB debugging mode which is correct.
5-so after second time you tried the command you will see a new line which is started by $ and allows you to type your commands in. then type “pm setInstallLocation 2” and press enter. in the next line don’t do anything and leave it for around 30 second and the shell will be closed automatically.
6-after this your applications from Google play will be installed in your SD and you will have more internal memory space.
another thing you should do is to go to google play and install app called APP2SD.
this app will help you to move the rest of installed applications on your phone to your SD memory.
aslo dont move widgets to sd card , they wont work
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Perfect, thanks!
user terminal emulator
HardBass24 said:
the only way to avoid the low memory problem is to force apps to be installed on the sd card not the internal memory
first u have to
1: download Htc Sync
2:download Google Android sdk (Open it and install Android tools)
sorry this is my second thread so i cant post links
So lets start :
1-Connect your phone to your PC using HTC sync. make sure that you are under HTC Sync
2-navigate to the directory that SDK is installed. then find tools folder where the file adp.exe is exist in.
3-press Shift button and right click on the folder and click on "Open command window here”.
4-In the command prompt enter “adb shell”. it must give you an error and if you try it again your HTC Sync will be disconnected and you will be on USB debugging mode which is correct.
5-so after second time you tried the command you will see a new line which is started by $ and allows you to type your commands in. then type “pm setInstallLocation 2” and press enter. in the next line don’t do anything and leave it for around 30 second and the shell will be closed automatically.
6-after this your applications from Google play will be installed in your SD and you will have more internal memory space.
another thing you should do is to go to google play and install app called APP2SD.
this app will help you to move the rest of installed applications on your phone to your SD memory.
aslo dont move widgets to sd card , they wont work
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I user Android Terminal Emulator... work just fine!!!!
Thanks!!!!
skeptical_ac said:
I user Android Terminal Emulator... work just fine!!!!
Thanks!!!!
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may i ask you what commands did you write in android terminal emulator?
I wrote the cmmands written above but that didn't work
This is my first post here, i never registered and posted so far because im aware that my english sucks and my skill are really poor.
But now this is my last chance to recover my new tablet (2 days lifetime!)
I will try to explain the problem in the best way possible.
I have a Chuwi vi8 dual boot, and i needed root access to fix the sd card write restriction of 4.4.
After some search i was able to root it. Then i screwed up when i edited the build.prop to change the dpi from 160 to 200. I have touched the permission not knowing it would screw up the boot.
Now my chuwi is stuck on the android boot logo.
Im able to enter the recovery mode (power + volume -)
In the recovery menu (stock recovery menu) i have the following option:
reboot droidboot
reboot
recovery
power off
and this message in the lower part of the screen:
FASTBOOT INIT...
E:installer device ignored
E:failed to mount device '/dev/block/sda1 as installer partition using fs_type..
E:installed device ignored
E:installed device ignored
E:No valid installer medium found
FASTBOOT CMD waiting...
Then i enter recovery:
reboot system now:
apply update from ADB
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from internal storage
offcourse wiping everything doesnt solve the problem as the issue is in build.prop
then i try to use ADB:
i have the driver of this device installed in windows, im sure that USB debug was on on the device.
I tested various version of ADB from my pc but no one was able to let me use the vairous command (pull,push etc etc)
Im only able to "ADB devices" and see the name of the device + sideload, any other command will result in error: closed
Im trying to find someone whit a working build.prop, but while doing that i really like to try to pull,edit and push back mine.
I dont even know if there is a way to manual boot windows and try to do something from that side because i dont know if there is a manual way to boot into that.
Any help is appreciated, and again please forgive me if my first post is like this.
Thank you
Im going to reply to my own post
i abandoned the ADB method and went whit another strategy.
I was able to boot windows bios, change boot priority back to windows.
From windows i installed a tool to mount and browse android partition. Edited back build.prop.
Quick reboot and back in android!
Lesson learned. Thank you anyway and please forgive me for this post!
arkh01droid said:
Im going to reply to my own post
i abandoned the ADB method and went whit another strategy.
I was able to boot windows bios, change boot priority back to windows.
From windows i installed a tool to mount and browse android partition. Edited back build.prop.
Quick reboot and back in android!
Lesson learned. Thank you anyway and please forgive me for this post!
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Hi,
Sorry for bothering, I have the same tablet, and would like to root it. Can you help me in this with a link to the right method or something? The reason is the same, to use the sdcard normally, and maybe ntfs.
Thank you in advance!
asteck said:
Hi,
Sorry for bothering, I have the same tablet, and would like to root it. Can you help me in this with a link to the right method or something? The reason is the same, to use the sdcard normally, and maybe ntfs.
Thank you in advance!
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Hi,
Finally no need for help, made it with KingoRoot.
asteck said:
Hi,
Finally no need for help, made it with KingoRoot.
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Hey there
I am trying to root my chuwi vi8 dual boot too
Could use some help
I tried KingoRoot but it does not work
Please help me
arkh01droid said:
This is my first post here, i never registered and posted so far because im aware that my english sucks and my skill are really poor.
But now this is my last chance to recover my new tablet (2 days lifetime!)
I will try to explain the problem in the best way possible.
I have a Chuwi vi8 dual boot, and i needed root access to fix the sd card write restriction of 4.4.
After some search i was able to root it. Then i screwed up when i edited the build.prop to change the dpi from 160 to 200. I have touched the permission not knowing it would screw up the boot.
Now my chuwi is stuck on the android boot logo.
Im able to enter the recovery mode (power + volume -)
In the recovery menu (stock recovery menu) i have the following option:
reboot droidboot
reboot
recovery
power off
and this message in the lower part of the screen:
FASTBOOT INIT...
E:installer device ignored
E:failed to mount device '/dev/block/sda1 as installer partition using fs_type..
E:installed device ignored
E:installed device ignored
E:No valid installer medium found
FASTBOOT CMD waiting...
Then i enter recovery:
reboot system now:
apply update from ADB
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from internal storage
offcourse wiping everything doesnt solve the problem as the issue is in build.prop
then i try to use ADB:
i have the driver of this device installed in windows, im sure that USB debug was on on the device.
I tested various version of ADB from my pc but no one was able to let me use the vairous command (pull,push etc etc)
Im only able to "ADB devices" and see the name of the device + sideload, any other command will result in error: closed
Im trying to find someone whit a working build.prop, but while doing that i really like to try to pull,edit and push back mine.
I dont even know if there is a way to manual boot windows and try to do something from that side because i dont know if there is a manual way to boot into that.
Any help is appreciated, and again please forgive me if my first post is like this.
Thank you
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Hi man could you please tell me how to root this device
Does shifting the dpi make a difference?
Thanks in advance
[email protected] said:
Hi man could you please tell me how to root this device
Does shifting the dpi make a difference?
Thanks in advance
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Changing DPI is for display scaling, but on your device hard editing the build.prop makes the device not booting!
Make sure to enable "USB debugging" before you try to root your device.
If Kingo still fails, you can try iROOT (former VRoot)
LS.xD said:
Changing DPI is for display scaling, but on your device hard editing the build.prop makes the device not booting!
Make sure to enable "USB debugging" before you try to root your device.
If Kingo still fails, you can try
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Thanks a lot
Iroot did the trick
But I am unable to use the microsdcard tried link2sd
Partitioned the card for linking but link2sd cannot mount the ext3 partition
[email protected] said:
Thanks a lot
Iroot did the trick
But I am unable to use the microsdcard tried link2sd
Partitioned the card for linking but link2sd cannot mount the ext3 partition
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Make sure that both partitions are "primary" 1. Partition "fat32" 2. Partition ext4 (MUST BE PRIMARY NOT LOGICAL!!!)
Aha... Finally found a place to discuss this chuwi vi8, a super cheap but amazing tablet LOL ?
Ok this is what've done to my vi8 tablet [emoji111]
A. Root
1. Install pdanet+ from pdanet.co, when it asking to choose phone manufacturer
choose "Others" then it will waiting your tablet to connect
2. Before you connect the tablet make sure that you have the developer menu enabled so you can make usb debugging mode enabled, then connect your tablet.. Wait until the device installation finish, then it will asking to choose after installation... Choose usb mode ignore other option then press finish, then you'll see that your device connected the taskbar
3. Install KingoRoot, launch it, wait until the KingoRoot appear on the tablet, on the computer choose remove root, wait till it succeeded
4. Install iRoot (VRoot), launch it, then root it... On the tablet you'll see a blue lion logo written Superuser
5. If you don't mind with Chinese root app then rooting finish on step 4, but if you do you can replace the root using another root app, in my case I use SuperSU from chainfire.
B. Xposed Framework
1. Download/Install Terminal Emulator from play store
2. Download/Install Root Explorer from anywhere LOL ?
3. Download/install Xposed Framework 2.6.1, install the framework but don't reboot
4. With root explorer go to /system/bin/ rename app_process to app_process.xposed-bak, then rename rename app_process.orig to app_process
5. Open Terminal Emulator
type "su" without quote then execute
type "echo 0x98 > /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/jit_reset_offset" without quote then execute
type "chmod 664 /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/jit_reset_offset" without quote then execute
6. Reinstall the framework then reboot
C. Link2SD
1. Prepare the micro SD partition (I'm using mini tool partition), 1st Partition is FAT32 (Primary), 2nd Partition is ext4 (Primary and make it active)
2. Download/Install Link2SD from play store
3. Choose ext4 wait until it success and ask for reboot, then reboot.
Credit goes to... I forgot [emoji33]
Sorry for my bad English [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1]
resize patition
Hi is it possible resize android partition and use more space on windows partition? is it possible installing only windows or only android?
thanks
Possible...
Can anyone please provide me a copy of the recovery.img file for the Android partition?
god damn it
DhaniBaho said:
Aha... Finally found a place to discuss this chuwi vi8, a super cheap but amazing tablet LOL
Ok this is what've done to my vi8 tablet [emoji111]
A. Root
1. Install pdanet+ from pdanet.co, when it asking to choose phone manufacturer
choose "Others" then it will waiting your tablet to connect
2. Before you connect the tablet make sure that you have the developer menu enabled so you can make usb debugging mode enabled, then connect your tablet.. Wait until the device installation finish, then it will asking to choose after installation... Choose usb mode ignore other option then press finish, then you'll see that your device connected the taskbar
3. Install KingoRoot, launch it, wait until the KingoRoot appear on the tablet, on the computer choose remove root, wait till it succeeded
4. Install iRoot (VRoot), launch it, then root it... On the tablet you'll see a blue lion logo written Superuser
5. If you don't mind with Chinese root app then rooting finish on step 4, but if you do you can replace the root using another root app, in my case I use SuperSU from chainfire.
B. Xposed Framework
1. Download/Install Terminal Emulator from play store
2. Download/Install Root Explorer from anywhere LOL
3. Download/install Xposed Framework 2.6.1, install the framework but don't reboot
4. With root explorer go to /system/bin/ rename app_process to app_process.xposed-bak, then rename rename app_process.orig to app_process
5. Open Terminal Emulator
type "su" without quote then execute
type "echo 0x98 > /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/jit_reset_offset" without quote then execute
type "chmod 664 /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/jit_reset_offset" without quote then execute
6. Reinstall the framework then reboot
C. Link2SD
1. Prepare the micro SD partition (I'm using mini tool partition), 1st Partition is FAT32 (Primary), 2nd Partition is ext4 (Primary and make it active)
2. Download/Install Link2SD from play store
3. Choose ext4 wait until it success and ask for reboot, then reboot.
Credit goes to... I forgot [emoji33]
Sorry for my bad English [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1]
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ok my dear friend, I change the app_process to app_process.xposed-bak and then no more root, so no more rename, so have a brick, can u help me please?
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arkh01droid said:
Im going to reply to my own post
i abandoned the ADB method and went whit another strategy.
I was able to boot windows bios, change boot priority back to windows.
From windows i installed a tool to mount and browse android partition. Edited back build.prop.
Quick reboot and back in android!
Lesson learned. Thank you anyway and please forgive me for this post!
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frieeeeeend please tell me the tool to do that, please please !!!!!!
gomexpeed said:
ok my dear friend, I change the app_process to app_process.xposed-bak and then no more root, so no more rename, so have a brick, can u help me please?
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frieeeeeend please tell me the tool to do that, please please !!!!!!
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Hi,
There is several tool for this, personaly I'm using this one:
Paragon ExtFS for Windows
It is free for personal usage.
I wan to buy this tablet and install xposed and xmultiwindow on it... does it work? is it easy to factory reset the android rom if something goes wrong?
DhaniBaho said:
Aha... Finally found a place to discuss this chuwi vi8, a super cheap but amazing tablet LOL
B. Xposed Framework
1. Download/Install Terminal Emulator from play store
2. Download/Install Root Explorer from anywhere LOL
3. Download/install Xposed Framework 2.6.1, install the framework but don't reboot
4. With root explorer go to /system/bin/ rename app_process to app_process.xposed-bak, then rename rename app_process.orig to app_process
5. Open Terminal Emulator
type "su" without quote then execute
type "echo 0x98 > /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/jit_reset_offset" without quote then execute
type "chmod 664 /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/jit_reset_offset" without quote then execute
6. Reinstall the framework then reboot
Sorry for my bad English [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1]
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Hi, looking at the above and had a question. That seems like a longer process than on "normal" devices, ie the Terminal Emulator steps. What is the purpose of those steps? Does this mean I will have to repeat this any time I upgrade Xposed? I am curious as to why it differs from a normal install on a rooted device.
arkh01droid said:
Im going to reply to my own post
i abandoned the ADB method and went whit another strategy.
I was able to boot windows bios, change boot priority back to windows.
From windows i installed a tool to mount and browse android partition. Edited back build.prop.
Quick reboot and back in android!
Lesson learned. Thank you anyway and please forgive me for this post!
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what did you install in windows to mount and browse android partition. Thanks
bindassever said:
what did you install in windows to mount and browse android partition. Thanks
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Try this... http://www.paragon-software.com/home/extfs-windows/
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hi
I am moderator of a Chinese tablet french site http://tablette-chinoise.net/chuwi-serie-vi-f240
If you have problems with this tablet and want to help no worries
I perceives that there is still a new bios and also another version of android in Vi8 Dual OS since 201504
Let me explain how I came to realize
s / n q32g22150304xxx
bios D86JUBNR01
you can not install on GooglePlay, or manually
Foursquare Google+ and many other applications
s / n q32g22150401xxx
bios D86JHBNR01
Foursquare Google+ OK !
here installation possible also the splash screen before botanimation android was different
but the person who has met with problems with the windows has to reinstall Android repartitioning
My question is the following
Which link the new bios D86JHBNR01 and new ANDROID !!!
Who has the upper android version 20150123
Check your build.prop please
keep me informed