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PAulyhoffman 		Old
2nd October 2011, 07:28 PM
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Default [pit] i777uckh7
This is the PIT file for stock galaxy 2 on ATT
pulled it from my device via heimdall
it really isn't needed ATM but for the odin users it may come in handy for re-partitions and such.


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This is the PIT file for stock galaxy 2 on ATT
pulled it from my device via heimdall
it really isn't needed ATM but for the odin users it may come in handy for re-partitions and such.


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Don't we need dbdata.rfs as well for re-partition? Correct me if I am wrong.
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Don't we need dbdata.rfs as well for re-partition? Correct me if I am wrong.
rfs? Haha

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rfs? Haha

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What I meant is, as per my knowledge, pit file won't do the repartition unless it has all the rfs files available. As I mentioned before, I may be wrong.
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What I meant is, as per my knowledge, pit file won't do the repartition unless it has all the rfs files available. As I mentioned before, I may be wrong.
Yup, I got what you meant. I was just making fun of you because this phone doesn't use rfs.
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Yup, I got what you meant. I was just making fun of you because this phone doesn't use rfs.
Oh, I didn't know that. I still haven't got my hands on this device yet.
What file system it is using then?
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I just found out yesterday that rfs was not used in this phone as well - very happy to learn that. Also curios which fs is/are used.

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ext4 is used
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ext4 is used
ext4 is used, and of equal if not greater importance, it uses standard MMC partitioning instead of that wacky FSR (stl/bml) crap.

As a result the kernel has zero proprietary modules, which means we can use CONFIG_LOCALVERSION and can also update the Linux kernel base if we want to without ugly hacks like updating to 2.6.35.9 (or whatever) and hacking it so it reports as .7 so the damn modules will load.
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ext4 is used, and of equal if not greater importance, it uses standard MMC partitioning instead of that wacky FSR (stl/bml) crap.

As a result the kernel has zero proprietary modules, which means we can use CONFIG_LOCALVERSION and can also update the Linux kernel base if we want to without ugly hacks like updating to 2.6.35.9 (or whatever) and hacking it so it reports as .7 so the damn modules will load.
Wow, I didn't know it uses ext4 fs! Such a much better fs than RFS. If it makes kernel dev/updating easier than I'm all for it
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