Fresh install of A15 coming from stock 12L produces an error

Sidefix commented 1 week ago

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Info

Device: SD1
GSI version: latest
Vendor version: latest

Expected Behavior

Installation should work with the provided instructions

Current Behavior

I receive the following partitioning error:

FAILED (remote: 'Not enough space to resize partition')

Possible Solution

No response

Steps to Reproduce

Have a locked A12L SD1
Unlock bootloader (implicitly wipes data)
Perform the required steps as per the project page instructions:

Logs

No response

Additional context

Full operations performed below. NO OTHER operations were ran. This device's bootloader is freshly unlocked for the first time prior to running these commands:

Sidefix commented 1 week ago

For clarity, the device I am utilizing here is not the same as the one from #76

This is a completely separate device that I just unlocked the bootloader for a minute ago for the first time.

Ethanol10 commented 1 week ago

I saw a discussion post on this before, try this out:

https://github.com/Archfx/duo-de/discussions/36

Sidefix commented 1 week ago

After running the delete operations from the post above, the installation of the image worked successfully.

However after rebooting post-installation, I am now in a bootloop...

@Archfx please help

Archfx commented 1 week ago

After running the delete operations from the post above, the installation of the image worked successfully.

However after rebooting post-installation, I am now in a bootloop...

@Archfx please help

You have to do the factory data reset. It should be good

Archfx commented 1 week ago

12L user partition and 15 User partitions are different. That is why it shows this.

Sidefix commented 1 week ago

Confirmed. The follow-up factory reset has it boot normally now.

This was quite the mini heart attack since I had followed the instructions quite carefully. It might be worth covering these details in the main page instructions since they are specifically covering transition from 12L.

Thanks for the help.

Archfx commented 1 week ago

Lol, this is how it should be prompted when the partitions are not compatible. For your other device, try figuring things out slowly. Remember, to flash a system-related partition, you should be on fastbootd. Fastbootd is for the devices with AB partitions.

Archfx commented 1 week ago

It might be worth covering these details in the main page instructions since they are specifically covering transition from 12L.

Yeah, let me add this actually

Archfx / duo-de