Multiboot update manual entry

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William Wilgus 2018-10-23 13:25:35 -04:00
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#if defined(HAVE_BOOTDATA)
boot_data
#endif
#if defined(HAVE_MULTIBOOT)
multi_boot
#endif

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\opt{archos}{\input{advanced_topics/archos-flashing.tex}}
\opt{multi_boot}{
\subsection{\label{ref:using_multiboot}Using Multiboot}
\newcommand{\redirectext}{<playername>}
\opt{fuze}{\renewcommand*{\redirectext}{fuze}}
\opt{fuzev2}{\renewcommand*{\redirectext}{fuze2}}
\opt{fuzeplus}{\renewcommand*{\redirectext}{fuze+}}
\opt{clipplus}{\renewcommand*{\redirectext}{clip+}}
\opt{clipzip}{\renewcommand*{\redirectext}{clipzip}}
Using a specially crafted redirect file combined with special firmware builds
that allow the boot drive to be passed from the bootloader, some devices can
run Rockbox from a MicroSD card. You can even direct the bootloader to run the
firmware from a different folder within the SD card if desired.
\note{
Each supported model looks for a specific redirect file
(file extension is unique to each model).
}
Create \fname{/rockbox\_main.\redirectext{}} in the root of the SD card.
The redirect file should contain a single line denoting the path to the root
of the desired \fname{.rockbox} directory. A single forward slash ``/'' indicates
\fname{/.rockbox} in the root of the sd card.
\note{The redirect file does not work when placed on the internal drive.}
If instead you wanted to run the Rockbox from SD card \fname{/mybuild/.rockbox}
then your \fname{/rockbox\_main.\redirectext{}} file should contain:\\
\begin{exampleredirect}
/mybuild/
\end{exampleredirect}
}
\section{Optimising battery runtime}
Rockbox offers a lot of settings that have high impact on the battery runtime
of your \dap{}. The largest power savings can be achieved through disabling