Notch Hack won't install

[muskist]

@kristatos
Thanks for your reply!

Ambot Installer won't work either - ("Lomiri Plus Essentials cannot be installed...")

The script stops when run as root and demands to be run as phablet.

I'm running 24.04-1.2 stable.

[kristatos]

@muskist So the script is running fine and has already downloaded the missing packages. After that, it fails because of missing free space on your device. What does "df -h" show about your space?

[Alex25]

@muskist

I have the same result!

[stanwood]

@Alex25 For aligning the menu bar with the corners and notches, there’s an app that works quite well:

https://open-store.io/app/jerk-click.kugiigi

It works perfectly on my Redmi Note 9S.

[Alex25]

@stanwood This did the trick. Thanks. Probably will help OP as well.

[muskist]

@alex25
@stanwood

Sadly Kugi's Ambot Installer doesn't work either - see my above post.

@kristatos

phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ df -h
Filesystem                          Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs                               749M  4,3M  745M   1% /run
/dev/sda11                          218G  2,1G  214G   1% /userdata
/dev/mapper/system_a                2,9G  2,9G     0 100% /
/dev/loop0                          450M  450M     0 100% /android
tmpfs                               3,7G  4,0K  3,7G   1% /etc/fstab
tmpfs                               3,7G  8,0K  3,7G   1% /dev/shm
tmpfs                               5,0M     0  5,0M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs                               3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /media
tmpfs                               3,7G   32K  3,7G   1% /tmp
tmpfs                               3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /var/lib/sudo
/dev/mapper/vendor_a                648M  646M     0 100% /android/vendor
/dev/mapper/odm_a                   900K  896K     0 100% /android/odm
/dev/sda7                            12M  144K   11M   2% /android/metadata
android_mnt                         3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /mnt
/dev/sda3                            27M  1,5M   25M   6% /mnt/vendor/persist
/dev/sda8                           178M   36K  172M   1% /mnt/vendor/oempersist
/dev/sde6                           195M  143M   53M  74% /android/vendor/firmware_mnt
/dev/sde11                           59M   16M   43M  27% /android/vendor/dsp
/dev/sde7                            64M  896K   64M   2% /android/vendor/bt_firmware
android_apex                        3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /android/apex
halium-overlay-etc                  2,9G  2,9G     0 100% /android/system/etc
halium-overlay-ofono                2,9G  2,9G     0 100% /etc/ofono
halium-overlay-conf.d               2,9G  2,9G     0 100% /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d
halium-overlay-system               2,9G  2,9G     0 100% /usr/lib/systemd/system
workaround-session-migration-mtime  3,7G   32K  3,7G   1% /usr/share/session-migration/scripts
tmpfs                               749M  172K  749M   1% /run/user/32011
tmpfs                               3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /var/cache/apt/archives
tmpfs                               3,7G  285M  3,4G   8% /var/lib/apt/lists

Lots of space left - or am I missing something?

I added messages to apply-notch-hax.sh in order to see how far it runs. The last message is given before the script tries to run
sudo apt update. Therefore I think apt is the problem.

[kristatos]

@muskist No, there is no space left, your root-filesystem ("/") is 100% in use, and that's why apt update and/or apt install fails. But I don't know why your root-fs is so small, on my Volla22 it's 7,1G and 2,9G are used, so there is enough space for thing like that.
AFAIK the porter of your device has to declare the size of the filesystems.

[kugiigi]

@muskist Try reflashing. Ambot Installer also needs enough space for the packages to installer successfully. I think the notch hack filled up your root when it used apt.

[RandomUser]

@muskist I had the same problem. I suspect an incomplete install procedure when upgrading from 16.04 to 20.04 because of a boot problem with thr OP6T.

I had to reinstall completely so it reformatted. Note that you'll lose all your data.

[Keneda]

@RandomUser said:

Note that you'll lose all your data.

Did you try first to reinstall without erasing user data, like installer allows to do ?

[muskist]

@kugiigi
Thanks for your reply!

After refleshing I have gained 52 MB on /

phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ df -h
Filesystem                          Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs                               749M  4,3M  745M   1% /run
/dev/sda11                          218G  2,1G  214G   1% /userdata
/dev/mapper/system_a                2,9G  2,8G   52M  99% /
/dev/loop0                          450M  450M     0 100% /android
tmpfs                               3,7G  4,0K  3,7G   1% /etc/fstab
tmpfs                               3,7G  8,0K  3,7G   1% /dev/shm
tmpfs                               5,0M     0  5,0M   0% /run/lock
tmpfs                               3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /media
tmpfs                               3,7G   28K  3,7G   1% /tmp
tmpfs                               3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /var/lib/sudo
/dev/mapper/vendor_a                648M  646M     0 100% /android/vendor
/dev/mapper/odm_a                   900K  896K     0 100% /android/odm
/dev/sda7                            12M  144K   11M   2% /android/metadata
android_mnt                         3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /mnt
/dev/sda3                            27M  1,5M   25M   6% /mnt/vendor/persist
/dev/sda8                           178M   36K  172M   1% /mnt/vendor/oempersist
/dev/sde6                           195M  143M   53M  74% /android/vendor/firmware_mnt
/dev/sde11                           59M   16M   43M  27% /android/vendor/dsp
/dev/sde7                            64M  896K   64M   2% /android/vendor/bt_firmware
android_apex                        3,7G     0  3,7G   0% /android/apex
halium-overlay-etc                  2,9G  2,8G   52M  99% /android/system/etc
halium-overlay-ofono                2,9G  2,8G   52M  99% /etc/ofono
halium-overlay-conf.d               2,9G  2,8G   52M  99% /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d
halium-overlay-system               2,9G  2,8G   52M  99% /usr/lib/systemd/system
workaround-session-migration-mtime  3,7G   28K  3,7G   1% /usr/share/session-migration/scripts
tmpfs                               749M  168K  749M   1% /run/user/32011

Would you consider that enough to install Ambot Installer or the notch hack?

TIA!

[kristatos]

Maybe another FP4-user can check on his device if the root-filesystem is really only 2.9G. It seems to me very small and on my Volla22 it's more than the double of it.