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Fastboot set active slot a is an important command used in Android device development and maintenance. This command allows users to switch between different boot slots on devices that support A/B partitioning system.
The A/B partitioning system was introduced to enable seamless updates on Android devices. It maintains two separate system partitions (slot A and slot B) where one slot contains the current running system while the other can receive updates in the background.
When using fastboot set active slot a, you are telling the device to boot from slot A during the next startup. This is particularly useful when you need to switch between different firmware versions or recover from failed updates.
To use this command properly, you must first boot your device into fastboot mode. Connect your device to a computer with ADB and fastboot tools installed, then execute the command: fastboot set_active a
This command is essential for developers and advanced users who frequently test different ROMs or need to manage multiple system installations on their Android devices. |
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