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Originally Posted by davidfor
Yes, I'd forgotten about that. But it needs the device to boot to a particular point each time. From memory, that point is starting nickel. If nickel fails to start properly, four times in a row, it prompts to do a factory reset.
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Actually it is pickel. pickel is called in the rcS and looks whether nickel left a message the last time before the reboot. If nickel failed to leave this message (resetting a counter to 0) four times in a row, the user is presented with the choice to factory reset the device. If this part of the rcS is not executed (and this is the case if XCSor or KSM are enabled), there is not chance to factory reset the device by pressing the pinhole button.