http://www.appbrain.com/app/rings-extended....rings_extended

or search market "Rings Extended"

Try another Black market called Blackmarket Alpha

no need to root if you want to app2sd. if you're using froyo. just search at market app2sd free.

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Added on March 30, 2011, 2:15 am
i agree with you. 2.0.9 is the great version ever to release on galaxy 5.
2.0.9.1 having some lag issues and heavy battery consume but great framework theme!!

hi, give me 1/2 ann hour, i'll explain to you step by step.

I think your sd card is blank and looks like it's damaged right? ..the computer can't recognize it and you can't format it, right?

I can show you how to recover it back as good as new, but please give me 1/2 an hour as I'm now outside and going back to my computer.

Hi. ok.. you do as per instruction below this post - posts #731 & 733

Refer again if you got problem. I'll try to help you.

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Added on April 19, 2011, 12:38 am
Leave the BOOT blank.

One Package : Don't use I5500-MOTAFOCA-2.0.9.tar.md5 - this is for Froyo flash. Replace this with the boot-img-test6.tar

yup you need root...
root for link2sd and edit script....
before this i face a same problem...
i create second partition but after reboot i open link2sd it keep popping create script n need to reboot.. if still appear i cannot create link...something like that...

after that i try step that i mention earlier...i manage to make it mount...>.<

Making Link2SD work on Galaxy 5 (Eclair 2.1)

Get Root, install Link2SD and follow the instructions/requirements
Run Link2SD so that it creates the startup scripts

After this is where we reboot but Link2SD still doesn't work

Method 1

1. Install Root Explorer
Its not free but you can find it floating around.
2. Open root explorer and go to /etc folder
3. Tap the 'Mount R/W' button on the top right.
4. Find 'install-recovery.sh'. Tap and hold the file until the options menu appears. Select 'Open in Text Editor'


5. Change line 3 which reads 'sleep 2' to 'sleep 10' or more like 'sleep 20' if it doesn't work
6. Save changes and reboot

Method 2

1. Open Terminal Emulator and type



2. Use a file manager like ES File Explorer to open /etc/install-recovery.sh and edit it like steps 4,5 & 6 from Method 1

3. Undo the changes we did to file permissions in terminal emulator

Guys, you can send your G5 to the samsung centre for Froyo.
I just got mine after my phone was spoilt and they automatically installed 2.2 for me. Its free of charge but you have to give them 2 days tho.

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Added on May 12, 2011, 11:21 pmBy the way, anyone used any apps to overclock the cpu speed?