Remove pre-flash commands erasing SD bootloader for TI-J784S4X

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Summary by CodeRabbit

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  • Adjusted the device flashing process by removing certain preparatory commands. This update helps reduce the risk of boot issues during flash failures, ensuring a more reliable system startup.

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Walkthrough

The manifest file for the TI J784S4 board variants has been updated to remove the preflash_commands section. Previously, two dd commands that zeroed specific block devices were only commented out with a note highlighting potential boot issues. The overall manifest still retains its structure—including the targets, kernel, and dtb sections—while the removal reflects a safer flashing procedure and hints at using an alternate method like sdwire.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/jumpstarter-driver-flashers/oci_bundles/.../manifest.yaml	Removed the preflash_commands section (which previously contained commented-out dd commands) to avoid risks associated with a failed flashing process.

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(No sequence diagram necessary as the change does not modify the control flow.)

Poem

I hopped through lines of code with a joyful beat,
Leaving old commands behind in a safer retreat.
The manifest now sings a simpler, clearer tune,
As I dart through bugs beneath the midnight moon.
With each removed command, my spirit leaps high—
A rabbit’s delight, under a bright code sky!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

packages/jumpstarter-driver-flashers/oci_bundles/ti_j784s4xevm/manifest.yaml (1)

18-26: Remove Obsolete Commented Section for Clarity
The removal of the preflash_commands section is in line with the PR objective to eliminate the risky commands that could erase the SD bootloader. The accompanying comments explain the rationale, which aids contextual understanding.
Consider whether it might be beneficial to completely remove these commented lines (rather than leave them as commented-out code) in order to maintain a more streamlined and less confusing manifest. This would reduce future maintenance overhead and potential misinterpretation.

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