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Originally Posted by Lucas Malor
I suppose we're saying the same thing: u-boot is replaced with a "recovery" u-boot. the recovery u-boot boots the system from a recovery partition. This is what I can see in rcS. Or are you talking about the code executed by the contemporary press of light and power buttons? If so, where is it?
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Maybe it does, but I think it just forces the next boot to be from the recoveryfs. The code is on the recoveryfs partition. Same names. The recovery firmware and images is in "/recoveryfs/upgrade" If you telnet in, you can access it. Or take the SD card out an mount it in a PC.
Again, on the recoveryfs partition.
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My guess is PLATFORM=freescale when the system boots from the recovery partition.
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As far as I can tell it is for backward compatibility with the older hardware.
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The optimal will be Kobo will fix it, since we don't know exactly what's the purpose of the "generic" and "specific" kernels.
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Different hardware need different kernels. The N905C Touch, Glo and Mini are close enough they use the same kernel. The other devices have there own. As I said, that came directly from Kobo.
And to you.