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The update.img I'm using don't have "parted" installed,just fdisk.But thanks anyway. I think the partition table is "pristine" after all, it's exactly the same as uboot's old partition table. That wasn't the main reason that I'm a bit worried, the previous owner maybe already done rooting(still in rooted condition now), repartitioning, and he tried to restored to it's initial state. But I'm over that anyway. Everything worked fine so far.
Is it safe to use the flash packages (enable-adb,restore-set,sd-rescue,rupor-rescue, minimal-root, etc.) now that I've changed partition table of T1?
btw, how did you repartitioned with ADDH? Mounted a dumped image? Or directly operating on T1 with USB cable?
And I checked again on tty, the "system"(p10) partition size is 128MiB, but it's ext2 filesystem reported 100M (95 Used). Should I formatted p10 making it bigger or keep it intact?
Journalling filesystem causes more read/write action, and it'll reduce flash memory's life. Should I convert "data" partition to ext2 again? Or should I just disable journaling using `tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/mmcblk2p9`
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