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Hhhhh 🤣 me too

Yes

Iphone ?????? This no way it's only android

@ Oh my bad

Nothing is going to happen she's just going to buy a new one

Yes any android device

I'm a linux user too I use Ubuntu

thx for the info

I don’t like your pfp

@ idc (-_-* )

TABLET NOT TABLE

@ oh sorry 😅

Ik cus I said the word critical wrong I re recorded it and the volume wasn't the same and I was lazy to record everything again

What if the fat penguin spawns after the kernel panic mode before the skinny one appears

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Your welcome

Your welcome

Ok next time I will do that just give me time I'm busy rn

ok

Yes

It works on any android phone

I'm too lazy to create a description so I always ask chat gpt

@@BluyoOfficial24 oh i understand

No the kernel is not the bios

@Ril3yT_UK ik but it works like it

@@Manfacelord_roblox yeah a bit but isn’t the phones bios since phones are arm devices there is a bios/uefi but isn’t accessible

no, the bios is lower level than the kernel

Hi! Actually, installing an Android bootloader on an iPhone isn’t possible. iPhones run on a completely different system (iOS) and have a proprietary bootloader that’s highly secure. Apple’s architecture doesn’t allow custom or third-party bootloaders like Android’s to be installed, even on jailbroken devices. Android bootloaders are specifically designed for Android devices, so they wouldn’t work on iPhones. Hope this clears things up!

@ so that was a fake android bootloader lucky it was a phone without my data

You can install android on an iPhones but with project sandbox and this project doesn't install an android bootloader

Wdym

@BluyoOfficial24 what I meant is it normal for it to happen out of nowhere?

No it doesn't happen from no where it happens when someone deep modified the system

@BluyoOfficial24 thank god I was so scared it could happen anytime 😅

This happen only on Android phones it doesn't happend to apple devices

On Android’s kernel panic (or kernel oops), commonly referred to as the "Android kill screen," a few specific Tux penguin icons can appear depending on the kernel configuration. These icons represent various CPU cores, and there are usually different appearances based on the core's status or load. Some common Tux logos that you might see include: 1. Single Tux: The default Tux logo, often used for single-core systems or the primary core in multi-core systems. 2. Miniature Tux Icons (Multiple Tuxes): In multi-core setups, you might see several tiny Tux logos, each representing an individual core in the CPU. They can vary in size and position. 3. Color Variants: In some cases, you may notice different colors or styles for each Tux to distinguish between cores. 4. Distorted/Pixelated Tux: This can sometimes appear due to graphic glitches or errors in the framebuffer during a crash, resulting in a "corrupted" Tux.

Bruh

@@BluyoOfficial24 dop dop yes?

This is brain rot

Your the best

Bro is from gen alpha

@@incogninto1-1 can you clarify "LK" partition? Because LK(Little kernel) or bootloader is usually found in Mediatek devices. I never actually rooted a Qualcomm device, or just browsed around its partitions, but if you could explain i would be grateful.

@idkwhatwritehere000 LK in Qualcomm devices is usually called ABoot (stands for Android Boot loader). It is usually stored in the partition labelled ABoot. I believe that around 2019 or 2020 Qualcomm switched to using EDK-2 for their chipsets. However some devices (especially budget ones or ones that use older chipsets) still use LK to boot up the system. It is p much a very small operating system running a set of programs that contain stuff like fastboot, the kernel verification and the payload to load and boot up the kernel. Fun fact: there is also a 2nd stage bootloader that some phone modding enthusiasts use for Qualcomm devices called LK2nd. It is basically a custom version of ABoot that you can use to make Linux run better on them (postmarketOS) MediaTek also used LK since 2013 with the MT6572. Before that, they used the open source U-Boot bootloader that is now used in some Allwinner devices.

When a device gets bricked, it generally means it can no longer start up properly or operate normally. In some cases, it's fixable with advanced methods like flashing new firmware or using recovery tools. But if the brick is severe, it may require professional repair or, in the worst case, replacement. Thanks for watching!

We don't have computer exam 🙁

@@BluyoOfficial24 oh

Your welcome 🤗

Exactly

Fake? Nah

@@BluyoOfficial24 Actually, Its real! Sorry! I made some reasearch on it and it sayed that Yes! Sorry for the inconvienience!

Ok no problem

Exactally it is not a linux distro

This error can happen to any android phone like Oppo and it doesn't happend on iPhones cus apple's kernel is called XNU