Closed ghost closed 8 years ago
/oem
is a distinct partition SD Maid is not yet familiar with.
Can you tell me more about it's purpose?
Can you give me a log of its content (e.g. explorer>save directory structure)? I'm interested in whether there are any symlinks.
We also need to know whether apps are directly sourced from that location or whether /oem
is just used to copy back preinstalled apks after a factory reset.
Actual deletion fails because SD Maid doesn't know what to remount.
Error:rm: can't remove '/oem/deletable-app/com.kobobooks.android/com.kobobooks.android.apk': Read-only file system
btw perfect ticket :heart:
Basically the core /system partition is controlled by Google. OEMs are not allowed to customize it. All OEM customizations go into /oem. For example I have the bootanimation there.
Directory structure: http://hastebin.com/edeveketav.avrasm
Similar to #410.
Support for this would mean adding a module to the storage manager (to add /oem
) and module to forensics (to detect when an item is located in that location).
I'll mail you a test version to the mail from this post when I implemented this, ok?
Basically the core /system partition is controlled by Google. OEMs are not allowed to customize it. All OEM customizations go into /oem. For example I have the bootanimation there.
So apks are directly used from there, like from /system? Meaning it doesn't copy apks from there to /data?
That's not it, apks are also in '/data' but it looks like I'm able to uninstall audiorecorder so I think apps in '/oem/deletable-app' are "system app" which I Can uninstall without root privileges.
For the email yeah, you can use that but I'm actually on holiday so I don't have wifi or a stable connection to test it, sorry :(
No worries, thanks for your contribution.
Root: yes with superSU 2.76
When trying to delete files in
/oem/deletable-app/
sdmaid shows '1 error' and doesn't delete anything (even if I change permissions of that file to 777). Anywhere than there I get '1 error' but sdmaid remove the file (like in/system/vendor/
)