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1 | initial version | posted 2019-02-28 13:36:57 +0200 |
The root file system is lower than 2.5GB. After a new flash round about 1GB is free if no applications are installed. That may cause problems with later updates. Please fix it soon. This bug is known since SailfishX for the Xperia X. Time to make it better!
It can be bigger, because it has not to fit into the android system partition. The lvm comes into the linux partition and on a GeminiPDA we can get round about 60GB for it. There is enougth space left if the rootfs will get up to 6GB.
btw: you can make it bigger on X XAx as well, because it does not has to fit in the android system partition, too. It resides in userdata partition.
2 | No.2 Revision |
The root file system is lower than 2.5GB. After a new flash round about 1GB is free if no applications are installed. That may cause problems with later updates. Please fix it soon. This bug is known since SailfishX for the Xperia X. Time to make it better!
It can be bigger, because it has not to fit into the android system partition. The lvm comes into the linux partition and on a GeminiPDA we can get round about 60GB for it. There is enougth space left if the rootfs will get up to 6GB.
btw: you can make it bigger on X XAx as well, because it does not has to fit in the android system partition, too. It resides in userdata partition.
edit 190307 - What to fix in the boot image?
Change the value of variable 'LVM_ROOT_SIZE' inside the file '/etc/sysconfig/init' of the ramdisk. Thats all.
content of original file
# Common settings for normal and recovery init.
# Amount of space to keep unallocated for refilling root or home later on.
LVM_RESERVED_MB=0
# Default size for root LV
LVM_ROOT_SIZE=2500
suggestion for new content
# Common settings for normal and recovery init.
# Amount of space to keep unallocated for refilling root or home later on.
LVM_RESERVED_MB=0
# Default size for root LV
LVM_ROOT_SIZE=4000
3 | No.3 Revision |
The root file system is lower than 2.5GB. After a new flash round about 1GB is free if no applications are installed. That may cause problems with later updates. Please fix it soon. This bug is known since SailfishX for the Xperia X. Time to make it better!
It can be bigger, because it has not to fit into the android system partition. The lvm comes into the linux partition and on a GeminiPDA we can get round about 60GB for it. There is enougth space left if the rootfs will get up to 6GB.
btw: you can make it bigger on X XAx as well, because it does not has to fit in the android system partition, too. It resides in userdata partition.
edit 190307 - What to fix in the boot image?
Change the value of variable 'LVM_ROOT_SIZE' inside the file '/etc/sysconfig/init' of the ramdisk. Thats all.
content of original file
# Common settings for normal and recovery init.
# Amount of space to keep unallocated for refilling root or home later on.
LVM_RESERVED_MB=0
# Default size for root LV
LVM_ROOT_SIZE=2500
suggestion for new content
# Common settings for normal and recovery init.
# Amount of space to keep unallocated for refilling root or home later on.
LVM_RESERVED_MB=0
# Default size for root LV
LVM_ROOT_SIZE=4000
edit190801: Q: Jolla, can you fix it some day? Please. It is not fixed in 3.1.0.11
4 | No.4 Revision |
The root file system is lower than 2.5GB. After a new flash round about 1GB is free if no applications are installed. That may cause problems with later updates. Please fix it soon. This bug is known since SailfishX for the Xperia X. Time to make it better!
It can be bigger, because it has not to fit into the android system partition. The lvm comes into the linux partition and on a GeminiPDA we can get round about 60GB for it. There is enougth space left if the rootfs will get up to 6GB.
btw: you can make it bigger on X XAx as well, because it does not has to fit in the android system partition, too. It resides in userdata partition.
edit 190307 - What to fix in the boot image?
Change the value of variable 'LVM_ROOT_SIZE' inside the file '/etc/sysconfig/init' of the ramdisk. Thats all.
content of original file
# Common settings for normal and recovery init.
# Amount of space to keep unallocated for refilling root or home later on.
LVM_RESERVED_MB=0
# Default size for root LV
LVM_ROOT_SIZE=2500
suggestion for new content
# Common settings for normal and recovery init.
# Amount of space to keep unallocated for refilling root or home later on.
LVM_RESERVED_MB=0
# Default size for root LV
LVM_ROOT_SIZE=4000
edit190801: Q: Jolla, can you fix it some day? Please. It is not fixed in 3.1.0.11
edit191124: Still no A from Jolla, still no fix in 3.2.0.12 and not mentioned in release notes.