** THIS IS AN ALPHA DEVELOPER RELEASE **

This archive comes only with the core zefieOS system.
Be sure to download a recovery pack for your device, or create your own.

To create your own, make a subfolder in the "data" folder, then place your
images in a subfolder of that called "images".

So, for example:
data\mybackup\images\boot.img
data\mybackup\images\system.ext4.win000
data\mybackup\images\system.ext4.win001


*** IMPORTANT ***
If you do not have every single file for your device, such as
one of my restore packs, then DO NOT CHOOSE "Full Restore"

Choose "Restore Only"

Future releases will be smarter about this, but this is an alpha developer relase.

You can add replace partitions with your own backups in the following formats:

* xz compressed raw image (eg boot.img.xz)
* gzip compressed raw image (eg boot.img.gz)
* bzip2 compressed raw image (eg boot.img.bz2)
* raw image (eg boot.img or boot.raw)
* TWRP Backup (eg boot.emmc.win or system.ext4.win) Compressed backups are supported.

* IMPORTANT *
If your TWRP backups are split (eg system.ext4.win000 system.ext4.win001 ect),
then just put "system.ext4.win" (without quotes). We will automatically
check for parts.

You need to specify the files and commands in data/<backup_name>/restore.txt
You can specify a short description for your backup in data/<backup_name>/info.txt

Directory structure is:
USBROOT/
	data/
	     backup_name/
			 restore.txt  
			 info.txt  
			 images/
				 boot.img (other images here too)
			 table/
				sgdisk.bin (sgdisk binary partition backup)
				partition.tbl (android-ia style partition.tbl)
				parted.txt (parted batch file (list of parted commands))

In the case of multiple available partition table formats, they will be used in this priority:
* sgdisk.bin
* partition.tbl (not supported yet)
* parted.txt (not supported yet)

The format is for restore.txt is:

partnum:name:command:argument

Here is a breakdown of the default configuration provided in zefie_stock_rooted:

1:logs:format:ext4                        <-- formats the partition as ext4
2:panic:restore:panic.img.xz              <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
3:factory:restore:factory.img.xz          <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
4:ESP:restore:ESP.img.xz                  <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
5:boot:restore:boot.emmc.win              <-- restores a raw image in TWRP backup format
6:recovery:restore:recovery.img.xz        <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
7:fastboot:restore:fastboot.img.xz        <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
8:persistent:restore:persistent.img.xz    <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
9:misc:restore:misc.img.xz                <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
10:config:restore:config.img.xz           <-- restores a xz compressed raw image
11:cache:restore:cache.ext4.win           <-- restores a tarred filesystem in TWRP format
12:system:restore:system.ext4.win         <-- restores a tarred filesystem in TWRP format
13:data:format:ext4                       <-- formats the partition as ext4
