Thread: Replacing/upgrading a Mini (or other internal) SD card with Linux
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Old 05-05-2013, 08:07 PM   #29
davidfor
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
What I'm having fun playing with now is updating the factory firmware. That is, instead of reverting to the version that was in the recovery partition when the device (Glo, in this case) was shipped, I wanted to have the factory reset revert to a later version.
I considered doing that. Replacing the files in the upgrade directory with the equivalents from a newer firmware package should work. The database is the only missing file. It should be somewhere in the firmware, but I can't think of where. If not, a logout and in with the desired firmware would should give you the file you want.
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