does moving can be done in the first instance ?
i think this can be deleted, because easily replaceable, but maybe not so big…to make the device bootable…
does moving can be done in the first instance ?
i think this can be deleted, because easily replaceable, but maybe not so big…to make the device bootable…
@Ecowano - too bad, current TWRP for the FP4 can’t mount the filesystem neither, I’d say you’re out of luck modifying your userdata partition and next up is resetting
I also ran into this problem on my FP4 (storage full) and had the same problems as @Ecowano:
I couldn’t mount even the encrypted data from recovery and neither could TWRP.
I did however manage to find a pretty wonky solution that allowed me to free space:
/etc/fstab
to mount /system_root
as writable (replace ro
with rw
)/system_root
instead)pm uninstall
to remove a large app (inspired by this comment)This may work without installing TWRP but I already had that installed to my recovery partition.
IMHO the fact that filling up userdata can so easily brick the system is pretty bad and not in line with /e/OS’ aim to be an OS for everyone.
Trying your solution I managed to replace ro
by rw
in fstab, but when I type adb shell pm list packages
, I get
/system/bin/sh: pm: inaccessible or not found
I did not try the steps between because I already have TWRP installed, debug enabled, but maybe I miss something ?