[TESTING] XDAndroid GBX0C 2.3.7 Build

[boggsie]

Originally Posted by boggsie

Yep, default down to the target folder. It's not a huge deal, obviously, as I can quickly use the tool you've pointed me to in the past to increase data.img and I am good to go.

Best regards,
-boggsie

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

Just curious, what size data.img did it create...?

The (windows based) image resize tool is pretty cool. It is an app that someone wrote to drive a collection of command line tools. So basically, you get radio-buttons, a check-box and a slider-bar to set options and then a big button to commit. Once you click to commit, the GUI of the windows app goes non-responsive while all of the actions are processed in the background, with cmd boxes that spontaneously pop up and close.

The slider-bar allows up to a 2gb data.img.

There is a separate tool to create a brand-new (generic / empty) data.img. I've never actually used that tool. Maybe that's an option. Create a blank one that is the size I desire, and drop it into the < target > folder before first boot to head the issue off before it occurs.

Best regards,
-boggsie

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by boggsie

The (windows based) image resize tool is pretty cool. It is an app that someone wrote to drive a collection of command line tools. So basically, you get radio-buttons, a check-box and a slider-bar to set options and then a big button to commit. Once you click to commit, the GUI of the windows app goes non-responsive while all of the actions are processed in the background, with cmd boxes that spontaneously pop up and close.

The slider-bar allows up to a 2gb data.img.

There is a separate tool to create a brand-new (generic / empty) data.img. I've never actually used that tool. Maybe that's an option. Create a blank one that is the size I desire, and drop it into the < target > folder before first boot to head the issue off before it occurs.

Best regards,
-boggsie

Ah jeez, I completely misread your original post (I thought you meant the default data.img was smaller than 256mb), but somehow answered in a way that was still at least useful to you.

lol, thanks.