Issue on step 2

[tkompis]

I'm getting an error on process #2 of patching the recovery.img. I am pasting the log:

General
Run chmod a+x script2.sh

   open: ../r.img failed with 2: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 8: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 9: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 10: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 11: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 12: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 13: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 14: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 15: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 16: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 17: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 18: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 19: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   ./script2.sh: line 20: /home/runner/work/Patch-Recovery/Patch-Recovery/magiskboot: No such file or directory

   cp: cannot stat 'new-boot.img': No such file or directory

   wc: recovery.img: No such file or directory

   usage: avbtool add_hash_footer [-h] [--image IMAGE]

                                  [--partition_size PARTITION_SIZE]

                                  [--dynamic_partition_size]

                                  [--partition_name PARTITION_NAME]

                                  [--hash_algorithm HASH_ALGORITHM] [--salt SALT]

                                  [--calc_max_image_size]

                                  [--output_vbmeta_image OUTPUT_VBMETA_IMAGE]

                                  [--do_not_append_vbmeta_image]

                                  [--algorithm ALGORITHM] [--key KEY]

                                  [--signing_helper APP]

                                  [--signing_helper_with_files APP]

                                  [--public_key_metadata KEY_METADATA]

                                  [--rollback_index ROLLBACK_INDEX]

                                  [--rollback_index_location ROLLBACK_INDEX_LOCATION]

                                  [--append_to_release_string STR]

                                  [--prop KEY:VALUE] [--prop_from_file KEY:PATH]

                                  [--kernel_cmdline CMDLINE]

                                  [--setup_rootfs_from_kernel IMAGE]

                                  [--include_descriptors_from_image IMAGE]

                                  [--print_required_libavb_version]

                                  [--chain_partition PART_NAME:ROLLBACK_SLOT:KEY_PATH]

                                  [--flags FLAGS] [--set_hashtree_disabled_flag]

                                  [--use_persistent_digest] [--do_not_use_ab]

   avbtool add_hash_footer: error: argument --partition_size: expected one argument

   Error: Process completed with exit code 2.

Anyone got a clue why this is happening? I am trying it with stock A145R firmware, February 2024 security patch version (Android14), same result with April 2024 version, I am downloading the earliest available version to try as well (October 2023) (Android13).

This is the last method of flashing a GSI I have left to try. Nothing has worked, furthest I've gotten has been a bootloop on AOSP (flashed via TWRP).

[DeeKatsanos]

got the same issue on the same device, let me know if you get it patched!

[thefiredragon]

I've updated my repo and take care about the readme

[thefiredragon]

You should test that wget can download the uploaded recovery elsewhere correctly. Most upload services are not working with wget. Sometimes wget grab the website instead the correct file.

[Stanimations]

Use github instead. Add a release to the fork and use the release's download link. Worked for me