[Q] will the device still boot into recovery when /boot is wiped ?

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unic09

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Hi,

can i boot into recovery when i formatted the /boot partition before ?

Havnt found any infos on googling...

I Just wonder if its safe to play around with /boot.

thanks for Help.
 

unic09

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Apr 18, 2014
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I can only wish you good luck :)

just curious, why do u need to format the boot ?


i dont know. I have installed Cyanogenmod and have to restore my stockfirmware because auf a bad vcf export. But if i dont touch the boot partition i cant start the stockfirmware after restore.

So i just want to be sure that nothing can happen if i restore /boot
 

antique_sonic

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i dont know. I have installed Cyanogenmod and have to restore my stockfirmware because auf a bad vcf export. But if i dont touch the boot partition i cant start the stockfirmware after restore.

So i just want to be sure that nothing can happen if i restore /boot

i c.
so sorry, I have no idea, because I never flash CM before at all. But, there should be a guide on how to do without formatting boot partition. try to search.
 

jisoo

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Hi,

can i boot into recovery when i formatted the /boot partition before ?

Havnt found any infos on googling...

I Just wonder if its safe to play around with /boot.

thanks for Help.

Boot and recovery are on different partitions, and recovery had its own kernel.

You can wipe boot and still enter recovery -- that's what it's designed for.
 
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    Hi,

    can i boot into recovery when i formatted the /boot partition before ?

    Havnt found any infos on googling...

    I Just wonder if its safe to play around with /boot.

    thanks for Help.

    Boot and recovery are on different partitions, and recovery had its own kernel.

    You can wipe boot and still enter recovery -- that's what it's designed for.