For-Developers.md

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 ### Custom busybox:
-* Starting from v8, Online Nandroid provides the ability to specify path to busybox via commandline like this:
-```shell
-onandroid -b /system/xbin/busybox
-OR
-onandroid --busybox-path /system/xbin/busybox
-```
-* Path to busybox also can be specified in a text file at `/data/local/tmp/onandroid.busybox`. This provides the opportunity for apps to include their own busybox binary within the app's data directory, which could provide a more consistent experience and avoid glitches with various versions of busybox.
+* Starting from v8, Online Nandroid provides the ability to specify path to busybox via path to busybox specified in a text file at `/data/local/tmp/onandroid.busybox`. This provides the opportunity for apps to include their own busybox binary within the app's data directory, which could provide a more consistent experience and avoid glitches with various versions of busybox.
 * Contents of onandroid.busybox file:
 ```shell
 /system/xbin/busybox
 ```
 * Note: This text file should contain the full path, including the file name of busybox binary, and should not contain a line feed or carriage return or both. Also, it is recommended for app developers to overwrite this file (if it exists), upon each run of the app or backup process and remove the file upon exit of the app or backup process.
-* **Note: It is recommended to use the onandroid.busybox file instead of the command line option. The command line option is deprecated and will be removed in a future version.**
 
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