Feature Request
Hey Izzy
Two feature requests for X1 Box:
- Deleting/Removing Individual Custom Vulkan Drivers
· Allow users to manage (delete/remove) individual custom Vulkan drivers they have added.
· Currently, there is no easy way to clean up outdated or problematic drivers.
- QEMU 8.1.0+ Support & discard-no-unref = true Configuration
What it does:
Prevents the .qcow2 hard drive image from growing unnecessarily over time by zeroing out deleted data instead of leaving empty holes.
Why it matters:
Without this, the HDD image can bloat well beyond 7GB, wasting storage space on users' Android devices.
How to implement:
Ensure X1 Box is built with QEMU 8.1.0 or newer, and allow the following line in xemu.toml:
discard-no-unref = true
Benefit for users:
Long-term storage efficiency with no risk (unsupported versions simply ignore the line).
Thanks for considering!
Alternatives
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Additional Context
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Feature Request
Hey Izzy
Two feature requests for X1 Box:
· Allow users to manage (delete/remove) individual custom Vulkan drivers they have added.
· Currently, there is no easy way to clean up outdated or problematic drivers.
What it does:
Prevents the .qcow2 hard drive image from growing unnecessarily over time by zeroing out deleted data instead of leaving empty holes.
Why it matters:
Without this, the HDD image can bloat well beyond 7GB, wasting storage space on users' Android devices.
How to implement:
Ensure X1 Box is built with QEMU 8.1.0 or newer, and allow the following line in xemu.toml:
discard-no-unref = true
Benefit for users:
Long-term storage efficiency with no risk (unsupported versions simply ignore the line).
Thanks for considering!
Alternatives
No response
Additional Context
No response