> Found an old phone.
> Cooked the kernel.
> Replaced the kernel in TWRP.
> Booted into TWRP.
> Pushed the Droidspaces binary and the Alpine rootfs to TWRP's /tmp.
> Booted into Alpine.
> Fired up parted.
> Nuked all the Android-related partitions like super, prism, optics, omr, userdata, etc.
> From the unallocated space, created a new userdata partition.
> Formatted it as ext4.
> Mounted the newly created, formatted partition.
> Moved Alpine to it.
> Booted again.
> This is it!

No Android, no bloat. Just booted Linux via Android recovery, with 13.44GB of free space, 0% used space, and 173MB used RAM out of 1.8GB 🗿

Lemme hack init to auto-boot the Droidspaces container on boot lmao

@Droidspaces