1) Running out of APs space. So, I wonder, is it technically possible for APPS to be stored on the SD card?
2) Can you stick a larger card in the slot, will the phone use it?
Thanks
This is a discussion on Memory SD Card within the HTC Droid Eris forums, part of the Verizon Android Phones category; 1) Running out of APs space. So, I wonder, is it technically possible for APPS to be stored on the SD card? 2) Can you ...
1) Running out of APs space. So, I wonder, is it technically possible for APPS to be stored on the SD card?
2) Can you stick a larger card in the slot, will the phone use it?
Thanks
Yes you can use a bigger as card. But you would have root your phone to be able to specify a new location to store apps. Don't worry soon the eris will be rooted! And it will be some much fun!
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I am a noob... Please explain what you mean by "rooted" and what will change to allow this to happen?
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SO this is a "hack" which voids warranty etc.
I am wondering if it will legitimately be possible to expand apps to store on the SD card...
Thought I would add a note for those who are concerned about legitimacy...
One of the great things about open source is the the limits are either A the hardware or B. your imagination... no one is going to sue you for deciding to store and app on flash instead of ROM. Try that with Apple. Or Microsoft..
Great. So how do you do it?
I don't think there's a way to root the Eris yet.
You may not get sued, but I could theoretically envision Verizon choosing not to either support your phone any more if they discovered your rooted it, or not honoring a warranty in the event of a not-at-fault hardware failure. So obtaining root on your phone is definitely what I'd consider a "do at your own risk" hack.Originally Posted by sixhammers