Create Something Like NTFS Junctions in Android 2.2 I'm wondering if you can create junction points on an Android device (v2.2) just like you can on a Windows computer. Basically, I want to move stuff from the /data folder on the internal memory to my sdcard, since my internal memory is almost full (due to Orbot) and I have plenty of space on my sdcard. I've already moved all my apps to the card, but apparently the /data files are still stored on memory.

I'm using a cyanogen rooted PRS-T1 ereader (very little memory). Is there a way to create junction points (or similar) using an app or the command line so that I can move those /data files to the card without creating any issues?
I think you may want a symbolic link.

You can create them in any good Linux system using

ln -s &lt;link_target&gt; &lt;link_name&gt;


eg

ln -s /data/app /mnt/sdcard/data/app


or (while in /mnt/sdcard/data)

ln -s /data/app app


You will want to be careful regarding removing the SDCard - you will need to completely shutdown the device prior to removal, and the same SDCard will likely need to be in the device prior to booting.