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01-17-2019, 14:19
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| No Life Poster  Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Where i Want
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Member: 1699006 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 179 | Boot.img Files at support? 1. Stock boot images ? 2. Are boot to remove FRP ? If Second, then we need to extract lz4 and flash boot ? Thanks in Advance |
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01-17-2019, 14:56
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| Banned Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Algeria DZ
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Member: 2669781 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1,839 | Boot.img directory is designed to facilitate certain tasks for you, while attempting to root, renove screen lock, fixing DRK, DM-verity, etc.... . The same applies to stock recoveries. And it has nothing to do with FRP removal.... So, instead of downloading the whole flashfile, then extract the boot.img, which takes boringly forever..you just need to login to support, download the compatible boot.img, and do your job faster..... FRP files are included in a different folder, named : FRP EMMC Sboot..As you may use the Combination Folder.. |
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