lk2nd: build: create a fake ramdisk #502
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Create a 1 byte large fake ramdisk that is just 1 zero.
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Tested on newly supported device Huawei Angler - now boots with the generated lk2nd.img instead of falling back to fastboot Tested on old supported device Asus Zenfone 2 laster - still boots no difference to before. |
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It's interesting how we survived without this for so long, but considering usually boot.img contains a ramdisk, I hope this won't break anything... Thanks! |
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Create a 1 byte large fake ramdisk that is just 1 zero.
Some devices (in my case Nexus 6P) will not boot a Android bootimage if the bootimage has no ramdisk in it, it can be anything any garbage or whatever just has to be present