@knc1
I had seen this post, but I'm afraid of some hidden backdoor. I'm planning to install custom language (replace EN-GB), that's why I want 100% sure method to stop updates.
Quote:
Originally Posted by NiLuJe
@tabcin: Not unless you feel like building a custom kernel AND properly binary patching lab126's recovery shell.
(The non-OTA updater lives in the kernel's initrd).
TL;DR: As @knc1 said, terrible idea.
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If they hardcoded it, it's really out of my league. I was seriously hoping for something like:
Code:
# mv /some_magic_directory/AMAZON.KEY /some_magic_directory/BYE_BYE_AMAZON.TRASH
For now I'm gonna stick to "update.bin.tmp.partial".
Thank you
knc1 and
NiLuJe for your advices. Also Thank you
Branch Delay and everyone involved with this awesome JB.
