Closed muhammadbahaa2001 closed 8 months ago
Images are RO due to a filesystem-level feature called Block Sharing. This can be disabled using e2fsck
in UNIX-based systems. That is, Linux, MacOS and Windows on WSL.
To convert an image to RW:
e2fsck -yf image.img
resize2fs image.img 7500M
e2fsck -yf -E unshare_blocks image.img
And done. You should be able to mount
the image.
If you mean live RW permissions as in the old days of Android when you could just edit files from your /system partition, I'd strongly discourage doing so. I don't think it's even possible in modern Android versions.
If you want to edit files do so systemlessly using Magisk or KernelSU.
Why PixelOS images are SO not RW? I know, to reduce it's size but, is not there any way to make it RW? I like to modify system freely.