- Typically, it seems that *androidboot.mode* can take up one of the
following values:
1. lmp
2. normal
3. recovery
4. charger
5. any more ? (please enlighten me)
- So the boot argument gets set by the bootloader (uboot in my case) and
gets passed to the Kernel.
- Now the confusion is, if uboot were to sense that the battery is low
(charger mode) and the user were to request *recovery mode, *what should
the value of *androidboot.mode *be in such a situation...?
- It seems like there are two possibilities "*androidboot.mode=charger"
OR "**androidboot.mode=recovery"..*
Would anyone have any thoughts on this ?
Thanks,
~vj
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