On Saturday, 26 October 2013
Samsung Galaxy Y has only 190 mb internal memory.Which is of course very
low for most users .So if we increase the internal memory we can install as
many more apps and games as we like without worriying about Internal memory
full error.You can increase internal memory of any android phone here with
instructions.
"Try this procedure at your own
risk. I will not be held responsible
if your sd card is empty so take backup
Don't worry nothing will happen to your phone
even if anything goes wrong".
Downloads :
1.CWM : click here
Instructions :
1. You first need to
root your
Samsung Galaxy Y. If
your phone
is not rooted read this: How to Root and Unroot SamsungGalaxy Y (Young GT-S5360)
2.proceed with caution
and
backup your data first!.
You can’t obviously
increase your internal memory literally. But you can allow your Android to use
some of your SD card’s storage to use as internal memory to install
applications and games directly. This helps you keep your phone running at an
excellent condition as well as let you install as many games and apps as you
wish.
There are two steps for
it
If you Skip these
steps in green then follow the steps in Orange
3.Switch off your
phone and boot into recovery mode by pressing the following keys at
the same time; Volume up +Home button +lock button.
4.you are now in Recovery mode here Touch screen does not work use
volume up and down button to go up and down and home button
to select.
5.Select “apply update from sd card”, then select
“skin1980-G1- S5360+CWM.zip” On the screen “ClockworkMod
Recovery v”, select “advanced” now select “Advanced and
Debugging”, select “Partition SD Card” On the screen “For Ext Size”,
6.Select the size you will want your new internal memory storage to
be. A max size of 1024 MB (1GB) is advised.
7.On the
“swap size” screen , select 0M Now you wait a minute for your
SD card to be partitioned.
8.Afterwards, select
“reboot recovery”, then select “reboot system now”.
Partition
using MiniTool
First, connect your
memory card using a card reader(dont even think of usb cable) and download MiniTool
Partition Wizard Home Edition from here.
Once installed, run
MiniTool. Make sure you keep a back up your SD card.Select your SD card from
the listing and delete it. All your data will be gone at this stage. So
remember to back up earlier.
·
Now
select “Create as” on that drive letter.
·
Select
“Primary”.
·
If
the size is less than 2GB, select file system FAT. If it’s more than 2GB,
select FAT32.
·
Do
not select the whole card as partition size. Turn the slider to the left and
leave some space on “unallocated space”. This will be the second “EXT”
partition of your SD card.
·
Now,
choose the unallocated space again and select Create as -> Primary.
·
Now,
choose EXT2 file system. You can let the whole space take over in this step.
Now, click OK and then
click the Apply button from the top left of the window. It might take some time
for the operation to finish.
Once done, restore the
data to your SD card. On Windows, you will always get connected to the first
partition of your SD card because Windows does not recognize ext2 file system
which is the second partition of your SD card.
On Linux, though, make
sure to restore your data to the drive that is significantly larger. Because
your second partition is always the smaller one and you don’t want to fill up
your second partition with media files!
Now you just need to
configure Link2SD to connect to this second partition and link apps and games.
9.Your phone will
reboot.Install link2sd on your phone.
Now Select link2sd
Choose “recreate
mount script”, then
select “ext3″.
After reeboot when you open link2sd
“recreate
mount script” you will see that your
partition is
selected is an ext partition
10.Reboot your phone.
After your
phone reboots, you may
launch
the linksd app again and
move
installed software to
the partition
you created by “linking”
them.
Enjoy.
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