reboot after flash?

[big_limits]

If After flashing a kernal, the initial reboot is interupted and a second boot is intiated, is the flash still a success or does the flash fail leaving u with the prior kernal?

 

[gunnermike53]

If After flashing a kernal, the initial reboot is interupted and a second boot is intiated, is the flash still a success or does the flash fail leaving u with the prior kernal?

are you sure the reboot isnt the screen going blank while the kernel is installing the hardware?

 

[big_limits]

It was in the boot animation and my daughter knocked the phone off the couch. The battery popped outand i had to put the batt back in and boot

 

[djp952]

It was in the boot animation and my daughter knocked the phone off the couch. The battery popped outand i had to put the batt back in and boot

The flash will still be a success since it completed. Once the kernel/ROM is there, it's not really going anywhere (ROM = "read only memory", albeit somewhat of a misnomer nowadays the general idea still applies)

Since you were just flashing a kernel, I really doubt anything bad will happen. If you do run into weird things, post back. My opinion is the absolute worst case here would be a factory reset. (edit: factory reset meaning a data/cache/dbdata wipe, not making it stock again or anything that extreme. It's pretty far-fetched to me you'd possibly have to do that after a battery pull anyway.)