Flash of the boot.img

moliverac8 · Mar 4, 2014

Why in Omnirom and in Cyanogenmod we need to flash the boot.img and in Liquidrom and in my old phone Galaxy Mini isn't necessary?
Just curiosity.

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zy4377340 · Mar 5, 2014

It's may related to the kernel

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thedisturbedone · Mar 5, 2014

moliverac8 said:
Why in Omnirom and in Cyanogenmod we need to flash the boot.img and in Liquidrom and in my old phone Galaxy Mini isn't necessary?
Just curiosity.

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I never flash the boot.img. Why do you do that? Just use a compatible CWM version or TWRP. I haven't used fastboot for a long time!

moliverac8 · Mar 5, 2014

thedisturbedone said:
I never flash the boot.img. Why do you do that? Just use a compatible CWM version or TWRP. I haven't used fastboot for a long time!

Sure?Sometimes I had a bootlop because of not flashing it.

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thedisturbedone · Mar 6, 2014

moliverac8 said:
Sure?Sometimes I had a bootlop because of not flashing it.

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Yes I am sure. If the package contain a boot.img and if the flashing completes without any errors, you have nothing to be worried about. Always use a newer CWM or TWRP or even the touch CWM.

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