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Fastboot is a protocol used by Android to diagnose and flash new firmware images on Android devices via USB. It is part of the Android Debug Bridge (ADB). For Samsung devices, use [download-mode] instead.
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Unbricking a phone without being able to access recovery
You can flash a new recovery image with fastboot.
The command is:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
where 'recovery.img' is the name of the image. … If you enter fasboot on the command line with no options or parameters you will see the usage, which is:
fastboot flash [partition] [filename] …
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