to move the file into microsd but the system detect store inside phone storage

it's needed to be known that modding come with risk, so if u're not sure what u're doing u better study harder on the subject... hahahahaha

Yes well said, sifu

isn't there any simple app that can enable those folder selecting?? sorry as i'm never long in droid world but this should be easily done???

so all you need to do is move the app folder to the external sd card, and the phone will auto detect the location and play the app like usual?

didn't get your point @@

move the app folder won't working 1

sgp ultra crystal? so how? less fingerprint or same like others clear sp?

Android is linux based, but somewhat locked down by both Google and the phone manufacturer. So typically in linux this should be easily do-able by some command line for a symlink but in Android it's a bit more complicated, so need some kernel mod.

Theres a link on page 1 about internal/external swap. U can read that .

then how do you move the file into microsd but the system detect store inside phone storage?

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Added on November 9, 2012, 12:43 amaikz... the only way is to root the phone? quite alot of steps to carry out

This post has been edited by Lego Warfare: Nov 9 2012, 12:43 AM

can anyone tell me what is rom? isit same with root?

Thats the only way I know atm XD. Maybe uncle benny can answer ur question.

Not a lot la..

- root
- do backup 1st (nandroid)
- flash kernal
- flash mod
- walla..

only few steps if u use those recovery mode before... but remember to read through the page as it's stated will cause camera burst mode as well some weird behaviour...

use the directory bind

ROM = OS = just like windows in computer

what's the different between baseband version and build number? in baseband version, the code is LJ1 and build number there's LJ3

Root = give ur administrator/superpower rights on ur device
Rom = we can say its like the os of the phone.

 Literally it stands for Read Only Memory, in this case referring to the phone's internal memory where your firmware/apps are stored. When people say they're flashing a new ROM, it means they are flashing a new version of the firmware onto their phone - the two terms are interchangeable.A custom ROM (firmware released for the phone by anyone except for Huawei) might have performance tweaks, new features such as overclocking and so on.

isn't the "do backup" should come first...

Baseband = kernal (if not mistaken)
Build = rom version

The baseband is the subsystem of the phone that controls radio communications. It's a chipset on the phone that directly controls cellular hardware and communications with cell towers.

This post has been edited by fik92: Nov 9 2012, 12:56 AM