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Originally Posted by bedoig
Call me greedy, but I can't control myself when I get into the kitchen. I always wind up inluding too many things and my ROM won't boot (at least I think that is the problem, I seem to remember that from my Apache days). Is there a way to gauge the size of the ROM we have built? Is the size of the NBH file a good indicator (or does it vary due to extraction, etc once it is flashed to the phone), and if so, how large of a file can the Titan take?
I know there was talk in the past about possibly including some kind of size gauge within BuildOS. Is that still on the table for future releases?
Thanks, and once again, you guys (and gals?) rock.
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the size of the .nbh is an excellent gauge. The best way is actually to scroll back in your BuildStatus window to where it tells you the number of used sectors. Shy of that, in the tools menu is Calc Rom Size. Currently, it will give you the _uncompressed_ size of each oem, and the gauge will also show _uncompressed_ size. This will be fixed in a future release.
You can but a fairly sizeable amount in a Titan rom. There is an upper limit, and you will get a failure message when you reach it.