[Galaxy S 4 Active Android Development] Hashcode:
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MAIN MENU:

Boot Options: This area is for managing your virtual ROM-slots. You create a new ROM-slot by clicking on one and if it doesn't exist you will be prompted to create it. Follow the on-screen guides. Once a ROM-slot is created you select that slot to activate or delete it. Under each ROM slot (once created) you can:

Activate: Makes the chosen ROM-slot the "current" one, where almost all of the features of TWRP affect that slot. This will also be the ROM that is booted.

Set Nickname: For convenience you can set a small name for each ROM-slot. This is limited to 10 characters as it will eventually be added to the beginning of backup names. This name is shown on the ROM-slot button once it is set.

Check FS: This performs a file system checks on the ROM-slot and fixes any errors found.

Delete: Delete the ROM-slot files (disabled if the ROM is active — please choose another ROM-slot to activate and then come back) USE WITH CAUTION, THERE'S NO GETTING THESE BACK UNLESS YOU HAVE BACKUPS.

Install: This is for flashing a .zip file to the currently active system. Currently, this is disabled for the stock system. In a future release I will enable flashing to the stock system.

Backup / Restore: This should be self-explanitory, but you use these options for making backups of the currently selected system. Or restoring a previously made backup to the currently selected system (regardless of where you backed it up from). DON'T RESTORE A CUSTOM ROM-SLOT BACKUP TO THE STOCK ROM. THIS WILL MOST LIKELY BRICK YOUR PHONE.

Mount: You can manually manage mounts here. NOTE: the "system", "data" and "cache" mounts will use the currently selected ROM-slot.

Wipe: Manually erase portions of the device. NOTE: You only have 1 internal and 1 external SD card. These are not "virtual" if you erase them. They are gone. Use with caution. Wiping the "system" when "stock" ROM is selected will try and keep the Safestrap hijack in place.

Advanced:

Copy Log to SD: Experienced something odd and want to report it? DO THIS and include the log when you send me the report. Otherwise, the recovery.log will disappear when you reboot.

Fix Permissions: This can fix up ROMs which are displaying odd force close issues, etc. You will probably never need to do this.

Partition SD Card: You can add ext3 partitions to the external SD card if you want. I'm not sure we have much of a need for this on our devices.

File Manager: This works like any other file manager inside Android. You can thank the TWRP people for this, because it is quite possibly one of the best features I've ever seen in a recovery.

Terminal Command: Also very handy for those once in a while moments when you have to do something via terminal but don't have adb handy. USE WITH CAUTION

Settings:

Here you can turn on and off signature verification of .zip files

Force MD5 sum checks on .zip files prior to flashing

"Use rm -rf instead of formatting" this may or may not be checked in Safestrap, but the key partitions which are signed and cannot be truely formatted will automatically use this feature

There are a few other checkbox options in here. Please know what you are doing.

Simulate most actions for theme testing. If you have this checked, Safestrap/TWRP will not perform most actions but show the dialog boxes so you can review theme elements. If you turn this on, it STAYS ON till you turn it off. And will show "SIMULATING ACTIONS" up top.

Set the Time Zone (use "Set Time Zone" button after choosing which time zone you want)

Restore Defaults. Use this to reset all options back to default as it came when you installed for the first time. Does not erase backups or ROM-slots, tho it might change the active slot.

Reboot: Choose from 2 options for rebooting "System" which performs a reset/reboot of the device and "Power Off" which turns the device off.