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This command is dangerous. I'm afraid the description is not clear, so I didn't write it into the English document.
It looks for the latest *.img file in./images and writes it to the /boot/synoboot device
In other words, it is just a file written to the boot.
At the same time, the dd command used in it is very dangerous. When the image is larger than the boot disk, it may cause overflow. I haven't found a suitable method to verify this problem.
What role does the synoboot.sh file play?
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