[Q] Dual Boot..!!

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[RECOVERY-BETA] Eris Multiboot recovery hack
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=779274

unCoRrUpTeD Dual Boot V1 (RELEASE DATE: TBA...)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?p=9345833

the Devs here have managed to dual boot their phones using sdcard. I was wondering if we could make that for galaxy 3...Ofcourse this invloves modifying Sbl.bin & boot.bin
anybody any ideas where to start ??

that would be awsome......n awso.....mmmme.
i think devs here are surely going to try smthing like this....waiting for them

Great but a dual boot with 2 android firmware. Or android other OS ?

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that would be very usefull for testing custom roms without erasing your data

Originally Posted by Darius_AWS

Great but a dual boot with 2 android firmware. Or android other OS ?

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of course with two android Roms...that way you dont have to lose your current Rom in order to test another...

Originally Posted by akash.gpta

of course with two android Roms...that way you dont have to lose your current Rom in order to test another...

So, this is very usefull !
Edit: second link is dead

Originally Posted by Darius_AWS

So, this is very usefull !
Edit: second link is dead

tnx..updated it...

how about this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623792
this app is for WM but may be smone cud start porting this
which also means working on the kernals or from recovery!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1100777
This one also looks sort off promising.
I've skimmed the thread and it comes down to booting other ROMS (a maximum of 4).
There were 3 files needed, a system.img, a data.img and a cache.img you then just place them in folders and that seemed to do the trick.
I think this is a nice starting point if some devs are actually going to mess around with it.

Dympy.

Originally Posted by dympy

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1100777
This one also looks sort off promising.
I've skimmed the thread and it comes down to booting other ROMS (a maximum of 4).
There were 3 files needed, a system.img, a data.img and a cache.img you then just place them in folders and that seemed to do the trick.
I think this is a nice starting point if some devs are actually going to mess around with it.

Dympy.

Yeah I too saw this

Perhaps a bit of modding and nandroids can make this a success but hardware can be a limitation