How to mount system under super partion?

Question

Google has recently changed the way to mount system and introduced Dynamic Partitions. Previously in a rooted adb shell, I used to run mount -o rw,remount /system to mount system in read-write mode. They introduced a new super.img that contains system, vendor, odm, product, etc.

I have a simple question: How can I mount a system from a rooted adb shell in recovery?

After reading the Implementing Dynamic Partitions guide it looks like I have to

1. create system partition dynamically
2. need an entry somewhere where mount point exists
3. mount the system after the above steps.

I don't know how I can do the first step. As the information on the mounting location is inside super.img meta-data and I am unable to read it.

Anyone can put some more light here?

Answer 1

On devices with enough disk space one can convert ext4-dedup dynamic partition into r/w system partition.

This can be done

1. offline on linux computer using (official) Dynamic Partition Tools lpunpack and lpmake for which precompiled binaries are available from (unofficial) OTA Tools
2. offline on device from TWRP recovery with 3rd party tool super image dumper for which precompiled binaries can be downloaded from XDA super image tools
3. online on device via 3rd party bash script SystemRW running entirely from /data/local/tmp