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Boot partition space insufficient on Huawei Mate S #42

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patrickjauernig opened this issue Jan 10, 2017 · 1 comment
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Boot partition space insufficient on Huawei Mate S #42

patrickjauernig opened this issue Jan 10, 2017 · 1 comment

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patrickjauernig commented Jan 10, 2017

With the most recent version, Magisk fails for my Huawei Mate S running Android 6.0. Magisk used to work at least up to version 6 (9 and 10.2 both do not work).
I have uploaded the clean boot image and the modified one for you:
http://uploaded.net/file/bwkmiclv

The modified one is from Magisk 9. Magisk 10.2 does not generate any log files at all for me (at least under /cache/).

Obviously, my boot partition is too small / the generated boot image too big:

Repacking boot image
! Boot partition space insufficient
! Remove ramdisk backups and try again
! Boot partition size still too small
! Unable to install Magisk-

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patrickjauernig commented Jul 11, 2017

The problem still persists - I cannot install Magisk on Huawei Mate S running Android 6.0. I have tested this with versions up to 13.1 (latest).
During the installation it does not show any visible error (opposed to my first post).

I have uploaded both images as well as a recovery.log:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B72sKZl0pu1Mc3BHQndWYnNOM0E

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