[MOD][4.1 4.2] Extend Phone Storage 1.5, 2.5GB A116 (Other MT6589 Devices on request)

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READ EVERYTHING CAREFULLY
I Will Not Responsible For Any Brick or Any Problem So Do It At Your Own Risk.

This Will Extend your Device's /data partition (Phone Storage) from 1 GB to 1.5 GB or 2.5 GB..
This will make your Internal Storage smaller..

Default -- 1GB Phone Storage -- 1.773GB Internal Card

500MB patch -- 1.5GB Phone Storage -- 1.273GB Internal Card

1.5GB patch -- 2.5GB Phone Storage -- 273MB Internal Card

Before Doing Anything :-

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MOST IMPORTANT :- DISABLE SWAPPING IF YOU'VE SWAPPED YOUR MEMORIES,
OTHERWISE EXTERNAL CARD WILL BE DESTROYED.
Flash This to Disable SWAPPING.. AND CROSS CHECK IF MEMORIES ARE BACK TO NORMAL OR NOT

Backup Data and System Through CWM/TWRP to EXTERNAL Card
Back Up Everything From Internal SD to your system, Internal SD will be formatted In this Procedure
V-COM Drivers Should Be Installed In Order To Use SPF Tools
Settings should accept new values, For checking Go to Settings>app and Settings>storage, If its not Force closing then its fine.
and if It is force closing then Flash patched settings.apk
Make Sure Battery is more than 50%
Things Needed :-

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S.P. Flash Tools
EBR1 & EBR2 Files
Scatter File
meteos-mtk6589-rom-edit(modded for A116).apk (Credit - meteos)
A116 Canvas HD (ROOTED)
Data Cable
PC
Download:--

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S.P. Flash Tool
Patched EBR Files 500MB
Patched EBR Files 1.5GB
Scatter File
Modded APK
Disable Swap Flashable
Patched Settings App(only for 4.1) if 4.2 setting gives FC PM me the settings.apk from /system/app
Credits ---->
Guide For Installing V-Com Driver Click Here Credits -----> Abhishek Kumar

Guide For Using S.P. Flash tool Click Here Credits -----> DR_MOOSAVI

MT6589 ROM EDIT APK Credits ------> Meteos

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