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5 lpmake is a command-line tool for generating a "super" partition image. It can currently generate t…
11 * `-d,--device-size` - The size of the "super" partition on the device. It must match exactly, and …
12 * `-m,--metadata-size` - The maximum size that partition metadata may consume. A partition entry us…
14 * `-p,--partition=DATA` - Add a partition to the metadata. At least one partition must be defined. …
19 …is useful for devices with a minimum I/O request size where mis-aligned partition boundaries could…
20 * `--alignment-offset=N` - In some cases, the "super" partition is misaligned within its parent blo…
23 …or the partition named NAME. The file can be a normal file or a sparse image, but the destination …
25 Example usage. This specifies a 10GB super partition for an A/B device, with a single 64MiB "cache"…
38 lpdump displays pretty-printed partition metadata. It accepts a single argument, which can be:
49 lpadd is a command-line tool for adding images to a super.img file, or a partition to a super\_empt…
56 * `--readonly` - The partition should be mapped as read-only.
58 * `PART_NAME` - The partition name. It must not already exist.
59 * `GROUP_NAME` - The updateable group name for the partition.
60 …ource image is sparsed, the unsparsed content will be embedded. The new partition size will be the…