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A partition is a division of either your internal storage or your sdcard.
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lpmake complaining about not having enough space
I am trying, following this tutorial, to re-package a super.img file, but am confused by lpmake.
I am trying to package the following 3 images:
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lineage-18.1-20220511-UNOFFICIAL- …
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How to get the size of the “super” partition on the device?
Actually, all three sources are in agreement when you know how to read it:
Scatter
partition_size: 0x100000000
0x100000000 = 4,294,967,296 (I had forgotten a 0 in my question)
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blockdev --g …
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How to get the size of the “super” partition on the device?
lpmake requires to get the size of the “super” partition on the device:
-d,--device-size - The size of the “super” partition on the device. It must match exactly, and it must be evenly divisible by t …
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