Add tip on how to get into "no substrate" mode #426
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Indeed I can confirm as a tweak developer that this is a real problem - users regularly think they are in a boot loop when they really are in a respring loop. Normally No Substrate mode would be the solution but they panic and restore. Thus I think this is a very good idea! |
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IIRC holding the power button isn't necessary to enter No-Substrate mode. Only button you need to hold down is the volume+ button |
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@kpwn any thoughts on this PR? |
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Nice! You should add a button with which you can enter no substrate mode by just tapping it. That's more effective I think. There was a PR with this feature I think. |
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JB users don't seem to know the difference between a boot loop and a springboard loop and they also don't know how to get into "no substrate" mode. I think this would make it more apparent to many of them.