That’s good. I had to install from and older iso.

It’s the human eye and brain that increase the subjective size of the moon.

To test this, turn away from the moon and hold your thumb and index finger at arm’s length in front of your face and apart just enough to touch the edges of the moon. Without bringing your thumb and index finger closer together, and still keeping them at arm’s turn back towards the moon and see if you got the size right. You’ll find that the size of the moon is closer to what your camera displayed.

I’ve heard that neweriPhone camera “AI” adds made-up details to moon pictures, but I don’t think they increase the subjective size.

Newer versions won’t allow you run the command prompt in the initial setup environment.

Now tell us how Lord of the Rings ripped off Star Wars, so that your journey to the dark side will be complete…

This strikes me as an attempt to increase complacency for a Rafah attack by presenting it as done deal.

Sorry, but this looks like one of many hundreds of almost identical pages where they just change the device and ROM names to create each new page. These instructions almost certainly won’t work - typically aftermarket ROMs for a device only provide updates up to 2 or 3 versions newer than the Android version the device originally shipped with due to hardware requirements.

I believe OP will have better luck on xdaforums.com: https://xdaforums.com/f/samsung-galaxy-express-gt-i8730-roms-kernels-rec.5710/