Booting from SD card, where's the rest of the free space?

[Kaizmuth]

I tried Nooky Froyo on a 16gb Class 10 SD, but wasn't overly happy with the severe lag I was getting on everything. I also noticed that since Nooky Froyo overwrites everything on the SD card, I don't have any free space left.

How do I get the 15gb of free space back to make it usable?

Ideally, I'd like to have Honeycomb installed on the SD card, with the rest formatted so I can run Titanium backups of my internal Nooter install, as well as music, pics, etc.

Any suggestions on how best to do this?

 

[slimxwhitman]

I tried Nooky Froyo on a 16gb Class 10 SD, but wasn't overly happy with the severe lag I was getting on everything. I also noticed that since Nooky Froyo overwrites everything on the SD card, I don't have any free space left.

How do I get the 15gb of free space back to make it usable?

Ideally, I'd like to have Honeycomb installed on the SD card, with the rest formatted so I can run Titanium backups of my internal Nooter install, as well as music, pics, etc.

Any suggestions on how best to do this?

Let me see if I understand this. You want two partitions on your SD card? One partition as a boot partition for honeycomb, and second partition for Data? Thats very do-able. I'm at work and don't have the link but if you do a quick search in this forum you'll find how to do that. Its not difficult. If I have time to find the link before you do I'll post it here. Good Luck!

 

[comets8518]

I tried to load nookie via SD card on an 8gb and saw I lost all the space too.

If you decide to reformat, windows won't give you back the space.
I had to use sdreformat I asked the question here