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That is hacky indeed, but I'll try and figure out how to. Thanks Chronic. |
That is hacky indeed, but I'll try and figure out how to. Thanks Chronic. |
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| + | Now that the source of 0wnboot is public, I see what you did to enable -v ramdisks. |
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| + | However, how would I convert this to something that can be run on a device other than a 2G (aka some simple mw's)? |
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| + | I know, it's kind of a n00by question to ask, but -v looks useful and I know almost nothing about ASM. |
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Revision as of 09:17, 1 February 2009
Verbose mode
Anyone care to elaborate on how to enable a verbose restore like in this video?
RE: Verbose mode
you need to patch iBoot to redirect the pointer of the ramdisk boot-args string somewhere else, where you have a string that is the ramdisk boot-args as well as the -v arg. kinda hacky, but that's what I did and it worked :)
RE: RE: Verbose mode
That is hacky indeed, but I'll try and figure out how to. Thanks Chronic.
Verbose mode, again
Now that the source of 0wnboot is public, I see what you did to enable -v ramdisks. However, how would I convert this to something that can be run on a device other than a 2G (aka some simple mw's)? I know, it's kind of a n00by question to ask, but -v looks useful and I know almost nothing about ASM.
