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Writing stock ROMs (operating system firmware) to the device.

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print(f"Prepared: output_path")

The extra 5-8% storage cost and the slower write speed are a cheap price to pay for the assurance that your data will survive hardware degradation, transmission errors, and time itself. Writing stock ROMs (operating system firmware) to the device

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