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During the recompilation(?) process, make.sh only gets as far as creating the new image before failing with a size error. It doesn't finish, and leaves an empty IMG/log.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
cd ~/ErfanGSIs/testrom
sudo mount system.img root
sudo mount vendor.img root/vendor
cd ..
sudo bash make.sh testrom/root Generic AB output
Expected behavior
I was expecting the command to finish without issues, resulting in a working, mountable GSI image.
Logs
Because the script fails to complete properly, there are no running logs available, except for the following:
[jay@vmHost ErfanGSIs]
$ sudo bash make.sh testrom/root/ Generic AB output
Create Temp dir
Making copy of source rom to temp
Resigning to AOSP keys
Patching started...
Using device specific overlays is not supported in this rom. Skipping...
Creating Image: Generic-AB-12-20230722-ErfanGSI.img
error: ext4_allocate_best_fit_partial: failed to allocate 556 blocks, out of space?
Remove Temp dir
The output folder contained this fingerprinting data:
Describe the bug
During the recompilation(?) process, make.sh only gets as far as creating the new image before failing with a size error. It doesn't finish, and leaves an empty IMG/log.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I was expecting the command to finish without issues, resulting in a working, mountable GSI image.
Logs
Because the script fails to complete properly, there are no running logs available, except for the following:
The output folder contained this fingerprinting data:
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I was using an ATV image, but this still happens on normal Android images - I tested with OneUI 2.5 for star2qlte (Galaxy S9+ G965U1).
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