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All NEW Cwm, Rom, and Kernel, all with ext4 and swap

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http://androidforums.com – So. You want an: An ext4 kernel? A swap kernel? A new ROM? Nobody telling you "NO"? Come get them all at Android Area51 NOTES: CWM has: ADB usbmount (Told you all it's doable! Don't believe all you read!) ext4 swap Partition your sdcard Kernel: ext4 swap Built from scratch from source! ROM: Stock based Rooted CWM zip flashable So, come get the WHOLE ROMPACK (Cannot crosspost my files here. Look at above forum, look in the ZTE/Avail/All Things Root forum That's me, Phydeux Come and get FREEDOM! (General)

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Submitted by Gnicqi on 12/03/2012

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So.

You want an: An ext4 kernel? A swap kernel? A new ROM?

Nobody telling you "NO"?

Come get them all at Android Area51

NOTES:

CWM has: ADB usbmount (Told you all it's doable!

New ROM. NEW CWM. New Kernel 28 weeks 2 days ago

No "borrowed work" No "You can't do that!"

IT's HERE!

CWM w/adb, usbmount ROM already ROOTED! Kernel support (from source) of ext4 and swap!

So.

You want an: An ext4 kernel? A swap kernel? A new ROM?

Nobody telling you "NO"?

Come get them all at Android Area51

NOTES:

CWM has: ADB usbmount (Told you all it's doable!

partition sdcard to ext4 35 weeks 4 days ago

I am having little problem here.:( I partitioned my sdcard with cwm with 1gb ext4 partition and 256mb of swap partition. it said done succesfully.but when i crosschecked in minitool partition wizard it showd partition as ext3. now when link2sd asks me which partition it is then what should i do. i want to use as ext4 bcz i read that it is the best among ext2 3 4 (tell me if its not).

Hi, I'm new here, so I apologize if I posted this in the wrong section.

I want to extend my "ext4" partition with an unallocated partition. Here's how my partitions look:

What I thought I should do is: 1. Extend the "extended" file system by 75.00 GiB. After doing that, the unallocated file system will be above the linux-swap. 2.

I want to extend my "ext4" partition with an unallocated partition. Here's how my partitions look:

What I thought I should do is: 1. Extend the "extended" file system by 75.00 GiB. After doing that, the unallocated file system will be above the linux-swap. 2.

swap partition and its laws 15 weeks 5 days ago

I remember for choice of swap partition, we should use (swap > 2xRAM) at least.Of course it deprecated , because max of computer's ram is very high. kernel support it.

My question: i remember each partition of swap just support 2G maximum, it means if you have 2G ram you should create 2 partition of 2G swap. Did kernel solve it ? it mean can i create 4G swap for one partition?

I have an external USB drive (/dev/sdb) with two partitions: NTFS (sdb1) and ext4 (sdb2).

Hello. I'm a fresh user of linux. My opensuse 11.2 crashed yesterday and the partition table was missing. As I have two separate hard disks installed in my computer and the old system was on the first disk, now I'm trying to reinstall suse 11.2 on the second one which is empty and has not been partitioned yet.

Hello. I've already read Ubuntu's SwapFAQ here but it doesn't say anything about deleting swap partitions, so just to be clear, and to avoid any possible headaches, I have to ask: Is it safe to delete all but one of these swap partitions and extend my main ext4 partition?

Screenshot illustrating the issue:

The NTFS partition is just a shared media partition NOT a windows system partition.