: If your device boots but displays 0MB of internal storage, the /data partition was not properly formatted after resizing. Boot into TWRP recovery, select Wipe > Advanced Wipe , choose Data , and click Repair or Change File System > Format Data .
Community developer RaghuVarma331 created the Nokia Repartition Tool specifically for the 64GB variant of the Nokia 6.1 Plus to resolve this limitation. The most common modification changes the partition sizes to 3.5GB for the system and 1GB for the vendor . nokia repartition tool
Open your command prompt on your PC and verify that the computer recognizes the device by entering: fastboot devices Use code with caution. : If your device boots but displays 0MB
This usually indicates a driver issue. Open the Windows Device Manager and check for any yellow exclamation marks. Reinstall your Qualcomm or MediaTek drivers and restart your computer. "Partition Size Mismatch" The most common modification changes the partition sizes
If you are an advanced Android user, a custom ROM developer, or someone trying to breathe new life into an older Nokia device, you may have encountered the frustrating "Not enough storage" error—even when you have plenty of space left. Or perhaps you are trying to flash a GSI (Generic System Image) and the system partition is simply too small.