Updated Usage (markdown)

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## Subcommands
### 1. Back upping partition(s)
### Back upping partition(s)
Backup partitions to files. General syntax:
```bash
pmt backup partition(s) [output(s)] [OPTIONS]
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### 2. Flashing image(s) to partition(s)
### Flashing image(s) to partition(s)
Flash an image or multiple images to partitions. general syntax:
```bash
pmt flash partition(s) image(s) [OPTIONS]
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### 3. Erasing partition(s) content(s)
### Erasing partition(s) content(s)
Fill partition(s) with zero bytes (like `dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/by-name/<partition>`). General syntax:
```bash
pmt erase partition(s) [OPTIONS]
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### 4. Getting size of partition(s)
### Getting size of partition(s)
Show the size of partition(s). General syntax:
```bash
pmt sizeof partition(s) [OPTIONS]
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### 5. Getting information of partition(s)
### Getting information of partition(s)
Show partition name, size, and dynamic status. General syntax:
```bash
pmt info partition(s) [OPTIONS]
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### 6. Getting real path(s) of partition(s)
### Getting real path(s) of partition(s)
Show the **absolute block device path** for each partition. General syntax:
```bash
pmt real-path partition(s) [OPTIONS]
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### 7. Getting type(s) of partition(s) or image(s)
### Getting type(s) of partition(s) or image(s)
Check magic numbers to determine file system or other types of partition(s) or image(s). General syntax:
```bash
pmt type partition(s) [OPTIONS]
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### 8. Rebooting device
### Rebooting device
Reboot the device. Default reboot target is normal. If you are using it via ADB terminal, you **DO NOT** need root to use this feature. General syntax:
```bash
pmt reboot [rebootTarget] [OPTIONS]
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### 9. Memory Speed Test
### Memory Speed Test
Test your sequential (random tests is soon) read/write speed of your memory.
```bash
pmt memtest [testPath]