[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Stitch!:
Menu navigation and functions DamianGTO Kernel in Recovery Mode

Made a "little" post about the kernel's recovery menu and saw some people from Ultimate coming over finding it helpfull so Ill post it here:

Reboot system now (This will obviously reboot your system, apply all settings and start up your phone)

Apply sdcard:update.zip (This will flash update.zip if placed on the internal sd card)

Wipe data/factory reset (this will delete all user data)

Wipe cache partition (this will delete all temporary data)

nstall zip from sdcard:

- Apply sdcard:update.zip (see second point)

- Choose zip from sdcard (this will enable you to choose an zip file from your sd card to flash it, if you want to update your kernel, just put it on the sd and pick it with this option.

- Toggle signature verification (this will make you toggle if your phone needs verification for flashing .zip files)

- Toggle script asserts ( you can enable or disable script asserts here, default is disabled)

Backup and Restore:

- Backup (will start a nandroid backup of all your data and settings)

- Restore (will give you a list of previous backups and you can restore your preferred backup)

- Advanced restore (gives you the options for restoring only boot, system, data, cache or external sdcard)

- Mount and Storage (gives your a list of locations you can unmount/mount and format.

Mount sd storage

is also here, good for transferring files from your computer and back in recovery mode)

Clockworkmod features:

- Reboot recovery (will apply settings and reboot in recovery)

- Wipe dalvik cache (delete androids cache)

- Wipe battery stats (will wipe your battery stats, good if your stats are ****ed after flashing)

- Report error

- Key test

- Partition sd Card (enables you to make partitions, will ask for sizes up to 1 gb)

- Fix permissions (will solve market problems due to missing permissions)

Ultimate features:

- Reboot into recovery

- Reboot into download (will apply settings and reboot into download mode)

- Switch to 2e recovery (will switch back to the old recovery menu)

- Root the phone

- File system options (gives you the ability to simply change all system formats. Original file system is rfs, DamianGTO is all ext2, Ext4 is all ext4

no loops

and in advanced settings you can set loops, or revert single items) [more on rfs, ext4 & ext4]

- Kernel options (Android loggers keeps a logfile of any change, TUN allows your device to simulate a router for VPN networks, and CIFS is used for Windows File Sharing)

- Memory settings (changes the low memory killer settings, default is 60 mb, but you can change it back to original android, original galaxy s or strict and agressive.)

(basically this is a set of values where the android system will close an app running on the background to free ram, agressive and strict will free up more ram)

- Touchscreen options (enables you to change the sensitivity of the capitative touchscreen)

- CPU volt options (gives you to ability to undervolt your phone, less volt is less battery usage and overheating, but a to low voltage can make your phone die in its sleep, when this happens, turn undervolt a step less)

- CPU frequency options (gives you the ability to overclock or underclock your phone, 800 mhz will make your phone a bit slower, but more efficient on battery, 1000mhz is the galaxy s default and 1200 mhz is an overclock that will make your phone faster *use with caution*)(1.3 beta 1 will give you 800, 1000, 1120, 1200 and 1280 mhz frequencies)[mini overclocking guide]