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[seb l <utopykzebulon@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thx man.
I already extract ubuntu rootfs from /sdcard.
But we can reduce the /system partition size to enlarge /data one..? So the
size /system partition file equal the size of our cm build right?
Le 17 juil. 2013 12:27, "Florian Will" <florian.will@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit :

> Hi,
>
>
> > I got some partitions size error, after a reboot or if I use apt-get
> > upgrade I got "error : no space left on device"
>
> See my old post [1] to this list about how to trim down the rootfs size.
> Also, make sure to always "apt-get clean" after an upgrade. Regularly
> delete stuff in /var/log in case you encountered some syslog-spamming
> kernel bug like I do sometimes with my Desire Z.
>
> Also, the currently published unflipped images have a broken
> sources.list configuration AFAICT, since the unity-next PPA is missing,
> so add the unity-next PPA before upgrading. Maybe this is fixed by now.
>
> > Anybody knows how to fix it or the minimal size for /data and /system
> > please.
>
> The official minimum /data partition size is 3GB IIRC. However, I'm
> successfully using Ubuntu Touch on my 1GB /data, with some modifications
> for the way the image is flashed (extracting the tar.gz from /sdcard
> instead of /data, I have a merge request on Launchpad that fixes this by
> choosing the location depending on the free space in various locations,
> but it's probably not getting pushed upstream due to lack of testing).
>
> So while it's not officially supported, it's possible. :-)
>
> Cheers,
> Florian
>
> [1] https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg02696.html
>
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