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<p>New page: If you are testing out experiemental kernels, this is a very useful trick to know. What this will do is to boot a file (uImage) directly into memory for you. If something bad happens, simp...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>If you are testing out experiemental kernels, this is a very useful trick to know. What this will do is to boot a file (uImage) directly into memory for you. If something bad happens, simply reboot and the old installed kernel on the phone will be used.<br /> <br /> novaterm<br /> &gt; tellbootie recover<br /> novacom boot mem:// &lt; uImage</div>

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