This might have been posted elsewhere, but figured I'd remind people how to enable the Move Apps to SD Card. Credit goes to grellanl on the Engadget Froyo Update comments. (This does NOT require rooting)
-First thing you need to do is Download the SDK from Google at:
http : / /developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
-Run the install, be sure to add the USB driver
-Connect your N1 with Froyo to your computer via USB
-On your N1 go to Settings - Development and check the box next to USB debugging
-For Windows users, on your PC, open a Command Prompt, get to the \tools directory of the just installed SDK package
-Type in the following command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2
Now you are able to move apps to your SD card.
This command does the following:
1) Sets default install location to SD card
2) Allows you to install apps where the dev hasn't gotten around to setting the 'install to SD' flag yet
(It doesn't allow you to install apps to SD where the dev has specifically *blocked* it though).
-First thing you need to do is Download the SDK from Google at:
http : / /developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
-Run the install, be sure to add the USB driver
-Connect your N1 with Froyo to your computer via USB
-On your N1 go to Settings - Development and check the box next to USB debugging
-For Windows users, on your PC, open a Command Prompt, get to the \tools directory of the just installed SDK package
-Type in the following command:
adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2
Now you are able to move apps to your SD card.
This command does the following:
1) Sets default install location to SD card
2) Allows you to install apps where the dev hasn't gotten around to setting the 'install to SD' flag yet
(It doesn't allow you to install apps to SD where the dev has specifically *blocked* it though).