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Mfgtools does not create Android SD card similar to one provided in kit

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dougschwanke
Contributor IV

We are attempting to recreate the Android SD card that is provided with the Sabre SDB kit.  The Freescale 8GB San Disk SD card is labeled:

MX6Q-SDB

Android r13.4

110-77482 A

I am using Mfgtools-Rel-13.01.00_ER_MX6Q_UPDATER that comes with the latest JB4.2.2.1.1.0 download.

I have the following setting in my INI file:

[profiles]

chip = MX6Q Linux Update

[platform]

board = SabreSD

[LIST]

name = Android-SabreSD-SD

After running Mgftool2, I noticed that the number of partitions on the new SD card does not match the Freescale Android SD card.

  • Mfgtool creates "4" partitions.
  • The Android SD card has "5" partitions.
    • The 5th partition is a FAT and contains many Android folders including Download and Apps.
  1. Why are the number of partitions different?
  2. Who created the SD card image?
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LeonardoSandova
Specialist I

Not sure if this is the answer but you are comparing different Android versions (ICS versus JB) , which may (I am not Android expert) have different # of partitions.

Leo

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LeonardoSandova
Specialist I

Not sure if this is the answer but you are comparing different Android versions (ICS versus JB) , which may (I am not Android expert) have different # of partitions.

Leo

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dougschwanke
Contributor IV

I was able to plug the Saber OTG port into my PC and see it as a mass storage device.  From there I was able to download my Android apps.

Thank you.

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