Dynamic partitions are a userspace partitioning system for Android. Using
    this partitioning system, you can create, resize, or destroy partitions during
    over-the-air (OTA) updates. With dynamic partitions, vendors no longer
    have to worry about the individual sizes of partitions such as
    system, vendor, and product.
    Instead, the device allocates a super partition, and
    sub-partitions can be sized dynamically within it. Individual partition
    images no longer have to leave empty space for future OTAs. Instead, the
    remaining free space in super is available for all dynamic
    partitions.
  
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