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I'm trying to compile an "automative os" version, the command make ramdisk systemimage vendorimage ends up crashing with this error:
__populate_fs: Unable to allocate a block in the ext2 filesystem when writing the "webview.apk" file.
e2fsdroid: Unable to allocate a block in an ext2 file system when creating a file system.
The build is done via a docker image based on Ubuntu, at the beginning I had started this same build on my OS (Linux manjaro) and I had the same error. I don't quite understand how I could solve this problem? Is it due to my partition on my pc which is in ext4 which makes ext2 not work?
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From what I've seen, this usually happens when you've added things to the build which can not fit into the size allocated for one of the partitions (usually system.img or vendor.img). If you have added anything, try removing it, and seeing if the build finishes.
I'm trying to compile an "automative os" version, the command
make ramdisk systemimage vendorimage
ends up crashing with this error:__populate_fs: Unable to allocate a block in the ext2 filesystem when writing the "webview.apk" file.
e2fsdroid: Unable to allocate a block in an ext2 file system when creating a file system.
The build is done via a docker image based on Ubuntu, at the beginning I had started this same build on my OS (Linux manjaro) and I had the same error. I don't quite understand how I could solve this problem? Is it due to my partition on my pc which is in ext4 which makes ext2 not work?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: