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Partition Type/Index Name Start Offset Size File System Content<br />

N/A BOOT Loader 0 1 MB N/A Bootloader<br />

Primary 1 Boot 8 MB 8 MB<br />

Primary 2 Recovery After end of Boot 8MB<br />

Logic 5<br />

(Extended 3)<br />

Logic 6<br />

(Extended 3)<br />

Logic 7<br />

(Extended 3)<br />

Logic 8<br />

(Extended 3)<br />

Logic 9<br />

(Extended 3)<br />

Why does Android use the partitioning scheme it does?<br />

• Android 4.0 CDD only states the following:<br />

• At least 350MB of non-volatile storage for private application data - /data<br />

• Download Manager must be able to download at least 100MB file size to default “cache” location<br />

• At least 1GB of non-volatile shared storage for applications - /sdcard<br />

Why did the partitioning scheme change in R13.2 ICS?<br />

• This scheme is commonly adopted by in other Android products. It added a vendor and boot partition to support<br />

vendor specific information and support recovery OTA<br />

TM<br />

SYSTEM<br />

CACHE<br />

DATA<br />

After end of<br />

Recovery<br />

After end of<br />

SYSTEM<br />

After end of<br />

CACHE<br />

512 MB<br />

256 MB<br />

><br />

1024 MB<br />

Vendor After end of DATA 8 MB<br />

Misc<br />

After end of<br />

Vendor<br />

Primary 4 MEDIA After end of Misc<br />

4 MB<br />

Up to remaining<br />

sectors<br />

25<br />

boot.img format – kernel +<br />

ramdisk<br />

boot.img format – kernel +<br />

ramdisk<br />

boot.img<br />

recovery.img<br />

EXT4 – mount as /system Android system files<br />

under /system<br />

EXT4 – mount as /cache Android cache for OTA<br />

image store<br />

EXT4 – mount as /data Data storage for<br />

system applications<br />

EXT4 – mount as /vendor Vendor specific<br />

information<br />

N/A Recovery store,<br />

bootloader message<br />

VFAT Internal media files<br />

under /mnt/sdcard<br />

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