It is most commonly used to:
Changes lost after reboot – ideal for validation. fastboot command
If you are stuck in a bootloop or selling the device, you can wipe user data via Fastboot. It is most commonly used to: Changes lost
| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | fastboot flash <partition> <image.img> | Write an image to a partition (e.g., fastboot flash boot boot.img ). | | fastboot flashall | Flash all images from the current directory (requires android-info.txt or flash-all.sh ). | | fastboot erase <partition> | Erase the content of a partition (e.g., fastboot erase userdata ). | | fastboot update <ota.zip> | Flash an OTA package or full firmware zip (reboots automatically). | fastboot command