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fastboot

Last updated May 16, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is fastboot?

Fastboot is a protocol used primarily with Android devices that allows users to flash partitions on the device's storage, such as the bootloader, system, and recovery images. It's typically used for updating firmware, unlocking the bootloader, and installing custom ROMs. It requires the device to be booted into fastboot mode, and communicates via USB.

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What other technologies are related to fastboot?

fastboot Complementary Technologies

Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a command-line tool that allows communication with an Android device. It's complementary to Fastboot, as ADB is used when the system is running, while Fastboot is used for bootloader-level operations like flashing firmware.

mentioned alongside fastboot in 2% (71) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention fastboot?

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Jobs mentioning fastboot

Orgs mentioning fastboot

Engineer

0% (85) job posts

3 organizations

Software Engineer

0% (53) job posts

11 organizations

Mobile Developer

0% (27) job posts

17 organizations

Embedded Engineer

0% (20) job posts

4 organizations

Firmware Engineer

0% (10) job posts

5 organizations

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Which organizations are mentioning fastboot?

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