Recently, I upgraded my HTC-Desire with a bigger SD Card with a partition of 512Mo on it.

I installed link2SD to place apps on SD card ext4 partition.

Then I had to create by hand, the mount script to have my partition used by link2SD. (certainly due to write access on /system mountage)

What I wander is if there is a way to ensure that on reboot, linked apps create their dalvik-cache directly on SD. What is happening on startup is that I need to open link2SD, select all my apps, and relink everything.

Is it a feature included in the mount script?

Or is it simply the way link2SD works?

PS: what is anoying is that the dalvik cache takes to much place and can prevent some application to start correctly.

Recently, I upgraded my htc-desire with a bigger SD Card with a partition of 512Mo on it.

I installed link2sd to place apps on SD card ext4 partition.

Then I had to create by hand, the mount script to have my partition used by link2sd. (certainly due to write access on /system mountage)

What I wander is if there is a way to ensure that on reboot, linked apps create their dalvik-cache directly on SD. What is happening on startup is that I need to open link2sd, select all my apps, and relink everything.

Is it a feature included in the mount script?

Or is it simply the way link2sd works?

PS: what is anoying is that the dalvik-cache takes too much place and can prevent some application from starting correctly.