When /datadata fills up, things start to FC because this is where apps store their data. You can use diskusage (from the market) to find out which apps are taking up the most space. The easiest solution is to get rid of some apps, or you can try following this suggestion, but you'll be moving the data to slower memory.stalls said:
/datadata is on the phone's internal memory, not the SD card. The partition should be only around 168MB. If you run "df -h /datadata" from a local terminal session, it will show you how much of that partition is free. For reference, mine is 155.8M used (93%) with 12.2M free.stalls said:
From what I've gathered from reading, it's an AOSP issue that doesn't exist with TouchWiz ROMs because, in AOSP, /datadata has its own partition in faster memory instead of the /data folder that is in slower memory, like on TW ROMs. It's a performance issue. That's also why /datadata's partition is so small.scarmon25 said:
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adb reboot recovery<br />
adb shell<br />
rm /data/data<br />
mkdir /data/data<br />
cp -a /datadata/* /data/data<br />
Have you noticed any performance differences since doing this?"scarmon25 said:Awesome. So I used titanium to uninstall all user apps. Formatted datadata. Did the commands and restored and now datadata shows 1% full. Awesome man. Learned me some new tricks too
I'm not having that issue either I was curious though. I'm just sick of this low signal app closing. I wonder if it's related at all. I pulled a logcat after some popping and closing, but I don't know who to ask to check it out."scarmon25 said:
