Notch Hack won't install
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Sadly Kugi's Ambot Installer doesn't work either - see my above post.
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/listsLots 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
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@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. -
@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.
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@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.
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Note that you'll lose all your data.
Did you try first to reinstall without erasing user data, like installer allows to do ?
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@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/32011Would you consider that enough to install Ambot Installer or the notch hack?
TIA!
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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.
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I have a FP5 and the rootfs is 3.1 G
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@muskist Have you done a reflash with bootstrap and wipe userdata? I'm not sure, but afaik with this option your device will be reformatted and there should be enough space for this action after it. But be careful, ALL data on your device will be lost with this reflash, so be sure to have a backup of the data you wan't to keep.
As an other option you could try to free a bit of space, maybe it's enough to complete the notch hax. Try these commands:
sudo mount -o remount,rw / sudo apt clean sudo apt autopurge sudo mount -o remount,ro /After that check your space again with "df -h"
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Note that you'll lose all your data.
Did you try first to reinstall without erasing user data, like installer allows to do ?
Yes, but that wasn't enough. It needed a reformat.
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Apparently @kugiigi was right in his assumption that the notch hack filled up / .
Reflashing freed 52 MB in / .
That turned out to be sufficient to install Kugi's Ambot Installer which is a great tool!
Everything's fine and I'm happy with the result.
Thanks to everyone!
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