Thread: [HowTo][WIP] use real sdcard as home-partition and/or for android data
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2015-03-09 , 14:27
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#91
Originally Posted by kaippari View Post

Then /opt/alien/system/alien.sh as chem|st developed :
move word 'data' from this line (19 in the file) to the next for statement

for d in bin sbin lib usr var etc tmp home vendor data; do
if [ "" == "$(grep $ROOT/$d /proc/mounts)" ]; then
echo "mount $ROOT/$d"
mount --bind /$d $ROOT/$d
fi
done

for d in dev sys run data; do
if [ "" == "$(grep $ROOT/$d /proc/mounts)" ]; then
echo "mount $ROOT/$d"
mount --rbind /$d $ROOT/$d
fi
done
I did that and I can see that previously installed Android applications can access their files from the SDcard (for example Here Maps will find it's downloaded map files from the SDcard and use them), but any new Android apps I install seem to use up the device memory instead of going onto the SDcard.

I followed the instructions from here before 1.1.2.16, and then followed the amendment from there after updating to 1.1.2.16.

What could be source of my problem, and what can I do to rectify it?