try and break up what you write with breaks....you are hard to read otherwise.
Pls don't quote all my post if it has no relevance instead use a quote box like this
Code:
[quote]blah blah
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as I said before adb will be a minimal download....no rush to try it
your X8 is same as my X7 for buttons to recovery mode and I too use quickboot.
now before you get too excited I need to explain why you should not be on your current rom
1) rom builder has not understood how to quality check it
proof is on unpack of both the stock recovery image and stock boot image
----check his init.rc
in particular--stock recovery init.rc
Quote:import /init.recovery.${ro.hardware}.rc
does not have any.....laughs out loud
Quote:insmod /sec.ko
this is a command to insert a kernel module called sec(urity)
---standard command but ...not included in image
I won't bore you with more than 2 examples.....but your original post was complaining about time to image your files.
I suspect a part of answer is
a) the number of files you have
b) delays caused by bad and missing system files
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what we do know is that your boot image boots and it was exactly the same as the stock recovery kernel......no surprises there at least.
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TRY AT OWN RISK
download new CTR
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place at root of sdcard as per tutorial
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but do not change file name downloaded
flash it using mobileuncle and reboot into it via mobileuncle
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test how long backup images take......with caution that I think you are on bad "normal" boot images.
good luck
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what can go wrong?
size is within limits see your scater file for recovery is
partition_index: SYS10
partition_name: RECOVERY
partition_size: 0xa00000
====10 megs in real terms mine is less than 7 megs
error 2 bad kernel module
I have injected a kernel module....but it may bork as its not from your kernel.
I wanted to use your "official" kernel and so if it borks I have 2 options
option 1....rebuild with no init.rc line to insert kernel module
option 2...rebuild with kernel that has a matching kernel module
------only you can tell.