Please tell me if there is a recovery that support f2fs file system?
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what version of twrp is the best for f2fs?
i use the m4 but it crashes when formating f2fs partitions in f2fs, amongst other things.
This is working good.
twrp_3.1.0-1_inline_17-03-12.img
Use twrp 3.1 by strix, and if wiping gives you error check rm-rf in seetings,(you have to use some other recovery to format to f2fs , I used zcx after that flash twrp 3.1) ,hit thanks if this helped
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Lineage os support f2fs?
When i try to change in latest twrp system partition to f2fs its revert to ext4. Why? Data and cache f2fs format is working.
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Why not able to format system partition to f2fs? Data and cache worked well but if i.try to format sytem to f2fs it is still ext4. G925F latest twrp.
Hi I tried using F2FS /system on my Redmi Note 4 (mido)
First I flashed a F2FS capable kernel and took a TWRP backup of /system
Next I formatted /system as F2FS
Then I restored the TWRP backup of system after telling it to use rm -rf instead of formatting so it keeps it F2FS
I modified /cust/etc/fstab.qcom to mount /system as F2FS instead of ext4
But when I rebooted to system my phone shutdown during boot which means something went wrong with the mounting
It seems like the kernel or initrd is set to use EXT4. Can someone help me on how to get it to use F2FS ? I don't know how to get UART logs on this phone so that would be helpful too. ADB logcat won't work because it crashes too early
To try to use F2FS on /system I did these steps
1. Installed F2FS compatible kernel
2. Took TWRP backup of /system
3. Formatted /system as F2FS
4. Enabled use rm -rf instead of formatting in recovery
5. Restored /system backup to the newly formatted F2FS /system
6. Edited /cust/etc/fstab.qcom to mount /system as F2FS
7. Rebooted but phone shuts down during mounting/kernel boot probably due to ramfs trying to mount as ext4 instead of F2FS
ROM is Pixel Experience and kernel is KudKernel.
I don't know how to obtain boot logs on this device since it doesn't have a UART and it crashes too early for ADB to be usable. Being able to obtain logs would be really helpful for this
I'm on AOSP extended Pie (latest) with Englezos kernel.
My cache is f2fs.
I had data as f2fs as well but kept encountering problems, most significantly, Magisk would not function normally.
On my next clean flash I'll just go stock file systems since from what I've read and experienced, the difference in performance is negligible to minimal.
not recommended use f2fs on mido. which is unstable