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From: LukeeGD <26163116+LukeZGD@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 9 Dec 2024 23:06:52 +0800
Subject: [PATCH] Updated futurerestore (markdown)

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 ## Notes
 
 - See Notes section in the [Restore/Downgrade](Restore-Downgrade#Notes) page regarding version compatibility
-- One option that will be prompted after selecting Start Restore is the "Pwned Restore Option." This option is recommended to be enabled at all times, especially for OTA/onboard/factory blobs where this is required to be enabled.
+- One option that will be prompted after selecting Start Restore is the "Pwned Restore Option." (`--use-pwndfu`) This option is recommended to be enabled at all times, especially for OTA/onboard/factory blobs where this is required to be enabled.
     - For A7 devices, this option is disabled by default mainly because of difficulties pwning A7 devices (especially on Linux). If this is the case for you, it is recommended to set nonce manually for these devices instead.
 - There is also an option to "Set Nonce Only" meaning the device's nonce generator will be set to the selected SHSH blob generator, making the device ready for restoring even without the "Pwned Restore Option" enabled.
 - There may be instances where blob validation needs to be skipped. This can be enabled by going to Other Utilities -> Enable Flags -> Enable skip-blob flag, or running Legacy iOS Kit restore.sh with `--skip-blob`