Scale up Systempatiotion Blackview BV9900

[dhchris]

Hey there,
is there a way to give the systempartition more space?
Can I change the size of the internal memory for system-use in twrp or another way?
I´ve enough internal memory but the system partition is a little bit to small

Kind regards,
Chris

 

[Deleted member 1890170]

Size of /system partition for good reason is to it's smallest possible extent.

 

[User699]

Size of /system partition for good reason is to it's smallest possible extent.

Maybe, but that doesn't answer their question:

is there a way to give the systempartition more space?
Can I change the size of the internal memory for system-use in twrp or another way?

 

[dhchris]

Yes, you say it @User699 .
My question is "is it possible and if how" not "does it make sense".
I prefer to move some apps to system, and this partition on my bv9900 is a little bit to small.
I´ve 256GB internal memory and i prefer to increase the system partition a little bit.

 

[Deleted member 1890170]

Yes, you say it @User699 .
My question is "is it possible and if how" not "does it make sense".
I prefer to move some apps to system, and this partition on my bv9900 is a little bit to small.
I´ve 256GB internal memory and i prefer to increase the system partition a little bit.

You surely know it from Windows PC: You would have to re-partition the complete internal storage memory of Android system: Shrink /data partition, add this gained storage memory to /system partition.

Read also here:

Android: how to increase system partition and decrease data partition?

A very bad situation I want to install the Lineage 16 OS on Nexus 5 Without apps it install Ok With google apps(I select pico package arm, wich is under 100 MB) not and give error system partition ...

android.stackexchange.com

Again: Apps NEVER should go to /system partition - what houses the Android OS - but to /system/priv-app partition. But of course it's your decision ...

 

[dhchris]

Again: Apps NEVER should go to /system partition - what houses the Android OS - but to /system/priv-app partition.

Yes, I know. I also moved them to priv-app. But it´s the same partition.
Thank you, will try this.

 

[User699]

Why so angry @jwoegerbauer ?