Somes problems creating my own Android Rom...

[Neuromancien]

I'm creating my own andoid rom based on Sapphire AOSP ADP 1.6 r1.4 DRD20 rooted base v2 and based on the xRom rootfs, zimage and initrd.gz...
I used mksquashfs and genext2fs, but when Android start, it try to mount the system but it can't and I receive the following message :
Using SquashFS system
mount : mounting /dev/block/loop1 on /sdcard/system failed : Invalid argument
:(

After that, I tried to unsquashfs, mksquashfs and genext2fs my xRom, but I receive the same message :confused:
Any solution to my problem ?

( sorry for my bad english, I'm french :rolleyes: )
Thx everybody !

[mssmison]

If it's for your own personal use and not distribution and you aren't using a partition installation just copy the ext2 file to your sd card instead of making a squash fs. The file is bigger but you'll get good performance.


I'm creating my own andoid rom based on Sapphire AOSP ADP 1.6 r1.4 DRD20 rooted base v2 and based on the xRom rootfs, zimage and initrd.gz...
I used mksquashfs and genext2fs, but when Android start, it try to mount the system but it can't and I receive the following message :
Using SquashFS system
mount : mounting /dev/block/loop1 on /sdcard/system failed : Invalid argument
:(

After that, I tried to unsquashfs, mksquashfs and genext2fs my xRom, but I receive the same message :confused:
Any solution to my problem ?

( sorry for my bad english, I'm french :rolleyes: )
Thx everybody !

[Neuromancien]

Thanks, I test this this night and I repost tomorow...

[Neuromancien]

Ok, it work perfectly (ok, precisely, this problem has been remplaced by another... )
Thank too much !