[HTC Desire 526] BigCountry907:
Partition #4 Reserve_1

This one is pretty easy.

Open up the file from our backup. Use the hex editor.

~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/reserve_1.dd

We want to see if there is anything in there we might need.

It's a big file with a ton of zeros.

We need an easy way to check if there all zeros.

This command will do it.

hexdump -C /home/bigcountry907/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/reserve_1.dd

Without the -v in the command hexdump will not output duplicate rows.

So if your hexdump looks like this you know the file is all zeros.

Whew.......:p I thought I was gonna have to look through that whole file.

This was nice easy and fast.:cowboy:

Now we know the info for this partition.

We can set the data in our Generator.

Even better we can do the same thing for the rest of the partitions to find any more that are zero. :laugh:

Wow here they are. What a time saver. We now have the info we need for all of these partitions. yyyyyaaaaayyyyyyyy :silly:

hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/tool_diag.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/ssd.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/skylink.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_15.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_14.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_13.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_12.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_11.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_10.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_9.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_7.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_6.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_5.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_4.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Rfg_3.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/rfg_8.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/Reserve_2.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/reserve.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/pdata.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/local.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/limits.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/fsc.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/extra.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/debug_config.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/ddr.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/control.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/carrier.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/battery.dd
hexdump -C ~/Desktop/526-Completed/A13-Backup/pull/absolute.dd

Thats a total of 30 Partitions that are all zero. (HALF OUR WORK DONE RIGHT HERE)

Now if you remember when we made the backup I VERY VERY STRESSED DO NOT TURN THE DEVICE ON.

We only booted into recovery. If the device was running the system these partitions might have data in them.

THIS IS WHY WE NEVER BOOTED OTHER THAN RECOVERY DONT FORGET THIS TRICK. IT MAKES LIFE EASIER.

So lets go and check our data in the Generator and set these 30 partitions.

Check the boot and read only flag in this data area for each partition.

All these partitions will have no file.

Easy as pie. 3.1416 :eek: