[Q] Flashing Moto Maxx Back to Stock using RSDLite topic

Hey guys,


I'm preparing to flash my Moto Maxx (from Puerto Rico) back to stock, and have been getting the required components. I've been advised to flash the stock firmware using RSDLite, which I've downloaded.

I've also downloaded the firmware file (AMXPR_XT1225_4.4.4_KXG21.50-9_cid12_subsidy-CLALASL_CFC) from MotoFirmware. I got curious and unpacked the file, and poked around. I received further advice to edit the .xml file, just so I'm only flashing /system/ /recovery/ and /boot/ and remove a few lines from the .xml file.

Here's what I've got after editing the .xml file; and would love to get a-OK if I've done this right:

Code:

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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<flashing>
  <header>
    <phone_model model="quark"/>
    <software_version version="quark_amxpr-user 4.4.4 KXG21.50-9 6 release-keysMDM9625_104335.118.02.54R"/>
    <sparsing enabled="true" max-sparse-size="268435456"/>
    <interfaces>
      <interface name="AP"/>
    </interfaces>
  </header>
  <steps interface="AP">
    <step MD5="8e8422957d0511fb8a19d7c9cfcfd110" filename="boot.img" operation="flash" partition="boot"/>
    <step MD5="b5958a2059d39bffeff47e3613a97721" filename="recovery.img" operation="flash" partition="recovery"/>
    <step MD5="a3b58864f06052cc6ac36d86191d6a56" filename="system.img_sparsechunk.0" operation="flash" partition="system"/>
    <step MD5="74a638ceb30e684df058e9abe0345dfe" filename="system.img_sparsechunk.1" operation="flash" partition="system"/>
    <step MD5="dfb7f2c6d9523d99dce6efcdaf0927a9" filename="system.img_sparsechunk.2" operation="flash" partition="system"/>
    <step MD5="c59674f83509363a6233174d96620532" filename="system.img_sparsechunk.3" operation="flash" partition="system"/>
    <step MD5="6445ccbc56edbea2c53d94388d88bb49" filename="system.img_sparsechunk.4" operation="flash" partition="system"/>
    <step operation="erase" partition="cache"/>
    <step operation="erase" partition="userdata"/>
    <step operation="erase" partition="clogo"/>
  </steps>
</flashing>

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Cheers!