he conseguido realizar app2sd , increible la cantidad de programas y juegos que ahoar puedo meterle al tablet
os copio el articulo, esta en ingles eso si, el link
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/...ussion-13.html
What you need to start:
-Download and install on your PC - Easeus All-In-One Partition Manager Software - Home Addition FREE! @ Download Free Partition Manager Software - Partition Manager, Disk & Partition Copy, Partition Recovery Software.
-Download and install on your PC - Driod Explorer 0.8.7.2 Beta @ de - Release: Droid Explorer 0.8.7.2 Beta
-Make sure your PC has all the Huawei USB Drivers installed. If you plug your tablet in to your PC and it trys to install the drivers, you don't have them yet. If not on your PC go to the Huawei website - IDEOS S7 - Huawei Device Co., Ltd.. click on the download tab and download the huawei s7_usbdriver. Once the zip file downloads, open the zip file and extract the folder for the type of system you are running and place it on your computer. Then when windows asks you if you have disc to install the drivers say no and browse to the folder you extracted from the zip file. You will have to do this twice (two different drivers)
-Make sure your tablet is rooted, if not check this thread for how to do that -
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/...root-tips.html
-Makesure you have Busybox installed on your tablet, if not download and install it from the market.
-Download the zip file at the bottom, extract the two sh files that are included and place then on the SDCard (the internal one) of your tablet in the root (not in any folders) drive.
Step 1: Partition your internal SD card.
-With your tablet connected to the PC click on the "i" in the upper right corner and under notifications tap on USB connect [Internal SD Card]Select to copy files to/from once you do this you will get a box pop up and you will want to click on Mount.
-No open up the Partition Manager you downloaded on your PC.
-This will show all the drives you have hooked up to your computer. Your computers hard driver will be Disc 1. If you have only one hard drive and no other drives connected to your computer Disc 2 will be your tablet. This should show as a FAT32 with about 7.53 GB on size. Click on this drive to highligh and then on the toolbar click on Resize/Move.
-In the window that pops up you will then change the Patition Size by subtracting the amount of space you want to have on the card for apps. If you are just starting and are not sure the easiest thing to do would be to change the first number from a 7 to a 6. This will give you almost 1 GB for apps (almost 6x what you have now). This will change you Unallocated Space After to the amount you lowered. It has been recommened that you do not change this to over 2 GB or 2000 MB. Once ready hit OK.
-Now on the toolbar click Apply and click on the options to start this.
-Once done you now have on your tablet a second partition that is Unallocated, click on this and on the toolbar click Create.
-In this menu you will want to change the Create As: to Primary and the File System: to Unformatted. Click OK
-On the toolbar click on Apply and click on the options to start this.
-You now have a second partition on your internal storage card. Close down the PC program and unplug your tablet from the computer and reboot your tablet.
STEP 2 - Make the new partition a ext2 file system
-Once your tablet reboots connect it back to the PC with the USB cable. You do not need to mount any of the drives this time.
-Open up the DriodExploer program on your PC. (If it does not find your device then you do not have the USB drivers installed correctly, you will need to do this first).
-On the toolbar the thrid item from the far right will be the console, click on this to open it up.
-At the $ sign type
su
and hit enter (if this this your first time doing this your tablet may be asking for superuser permission, check your tablet and it is asking allow permission). Once you have permission you will see a # sign instead of a $ sign.
-Now enter the following command, you can either type this, or highlight it and copy and paste it in to the console.
busybox mke2fs /dev/block/vold/179:18
Step 3 - Mounting the card, and moving data to the card
In the console still enter all these commands in order, when you get the next # sign you can do the next command. Again you can copy and paste each command if you wish.
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock1 /system
mkdir /system/sd
mount -t ext2 /dev/block/vold/179:18 /system/sd
cd /data
busybox tar -cvf /system/sd/app.tar app
busybox tar -cvf /system/sd/data.tar data
busybox tar -cvf /system/sd/dalvik-cache.tar dalvik-cache
cd /system/sd
busybox tar -xvf app.tar
busybox tar -xvf data.tar
busybox tar -xvf dalvik-cache.tar
rm *.tar
Step 4 - Scripts & Cleanup
-Now we are going to copy the two files that we up on the sdcard to the system folders where they need to be. Still in the console at the # sign enter (or copy and paste) the following two commands.
cp /sdcard/install-recovery.sh /system/etc
cp /sdcard/init-sd.sh /system/etc
-To make sure these files are in the correct location enter these two commands, if there are no errors these files are in the correct spot.
chmod 755 /system/etc/install-recovery.sh
chmod 755 /system/etc/init-sd.sh
-Next to clean up all the data we moved enter (or copy and paste) the following commands in to the console.
cd /data/app
busybox rm -rf *
cd /data/data
busybox rm -rf *
cd /data/dalvik-cache
busybox rm -rf *
-You may notice some things happening on your screen, don't worry. Just type this last command in to the console.
reboot
-Now your tablet will reboot. You can disconnect it from the PC and if all went well you now have all your applications on the sdcard.
All credit for this goes to Ivyvisors and Pvella for developing the scrips to do this and also Shanksv for figuring out the correct location of the storage space on the tablets with both an internal and external SD card. This is great work by all of them!
Attached Files
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