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'Flashing' Jolla recovery image

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  1. 'Flashing' Jolla recovery image
  2. ### DISCLAIMER WARNING
  3. This CAN brick your device !!!! and I AM NOT responsible !!! be WARNED !!!
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  5. Prerequisites:
  6. You NEED unlocked bootloader !
  7. fastboot ()
  8. Linux: 64-bit version in git of jollarecovery (https://github.com/djselbeck/jollarecovery)
  9. telnet client
  10. MicroSD card
  11. Using prebuilt image
  12. untar recoveryp21.tar.gz to sdcard (you should then have recoveryp21.bin on the root of sdcard)
  13. Download the boot image (https://github.com/djselbeck/jollarecovery/raw/master/boot-telnet-initrd.img)
  14. Start fastboot on your computer (may need to be run as root) (This is not possible with bootloader after update to 1.0.25)
  15. $ fastboot -i 0x2931 boot boot-telnet-initrd.img
  16. While holding the volume down key pressed, connect the USB cable
  17. Jolla logo should appear, message "fastboot mode" on the very first line of the display
  18. Check if LED turns blue and wait for it to turn red after some time
  19. As soon as the LED is red, your network is up and running with the IP 192.168.42.17 and should be running a DHCP server
  20. Configure the USB networking on your computer accordingly (if DHCP fails, try "sudo ifconfig usb0 192.168.42.18 netmask 255.255.255.0 up")
  21. Connect to Jolla using telnet
  22. $ telnet 192.168.42.17
  23. Mount your SD card
  24. $ mkdir /sd
  25. $ mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 /sd
  26. 'flash ' recovery partition with:
  27. $ cd /sd
  28. $ dd if=recoveryp21 of=/dev/mmcblk0p21; sync
  29. Unmount the SD card
  30. $ umount /sd
  31. Reboot normally
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