@atarilinux I suspect it's because I skipped the step in the documentation about setting up the fixup-mountpoints script. I could not find that script anywhere so skipped it just to try to get something booting.
Here's the part I'm talking about:
Include your device in fixup-mountpoints
Fixup-mountpoints replaces the aliases of block device nodes in /dev/block/by-name with their literal nodes under /dev/block. This prevents issues caused by by-name not being populated by systemd.
First check if the codename of your device is already included in the <BUILDDIR>/halium/hybris-boot/fixup-mountpoints script.
If it’s not already included, you will need to add it. Your device should be running LineageOS or another ROM where you can get root access over ADB.
Find the fstab file for your device. For my Moto G5 Plus, this was fstab.qcom in device/motorola/potter/rootdir/etc
Enable adb root access
Create the skeleton for your device in fixup-mountpoints, right before the *):
"[codename]")
sed -i \
[replacements, one per line]
"$@"
;;
For every line in fstab where the type is not auto, emmc or swap, run readlink -f [src] on the target device over ADB. [src] is the leftmost colum in fstab.
Write all of our replacements, one for every mountpoint. Here’s the bones of one:
-e 's [src] [return] ' \
Replace [src] with what you input into readlink and [return] with what it returns. The space after [return] is important. The build fails without it.
I don't have that in the location they mention. I found a fixup-mountpoints script in another project but I don't know that it'll actually be run if I put it in that location as that location doesn't currently exist.
So that's what I'm investigating currently.
