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~~tag>VIM1S oowow~~
====== VIM1S Install OS into eMMC via OOWOW ======

OOWOW provide many ways for eMMC writing, for any configurations...  

===== GUI =====

Common OOWOW menu interface available for HDMI display and USB-keyboard.

==== Wizard ====

OOWOW Wizard automate all steps for you, just follow instructions...

==== Write Image to eMMC ====

More advanced way user can choose any suitable image from different locations: local storage SD/USB/... , network storage or download server...   

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===== WEB GUI =====

Same OOWOW menu interface get via web by your preferred browser:

  * LAN: ''%%http://vim1s-XXXXX.local%%'' - [[#scan-local-network-for-vim1s-names]]
  * USB: ''%%http://172.22.1.1%%''
  * Hot-Spot: ''%%http://172.23.0.1%%''
===== API - shell =====

All next steps doing on pc side by command-lines shell. Both devices must be connected in same local network.

<WRAP tip >
Advanced way for developer, head-less usage, automation, scripting and advanced users.
</WRAP>

==== Write via USB-OTG connection ====

<WRAP tip >
VIM1S connected by USB to PC always have full access by USB IP: ''172.22.1.1''.
</WRAP>

```sh api-write-image-to-emmc-by-usb-connection.sh
curl 172.22.1.1/shell/write | sh -s - IMAGE
```

==== Write via Hot-Spot WAN connection ====

<WRAP tip >
VIM1S connected as Hot-Spot have full access by WAN IP: ''172.23.0.1''.
</WRAP>

```sh api-write-image-to-emmc-by-wan-hotspot-connection.sh
curl 172.23.0.1/shell/write | sh -s - IMAGE
```

==== Write via LAN connection ====

<WRAP tip >
VIM1S by local network name vim1s-XXXXX can get  [[#scan-local-network-for-vim1s-names]].
</WRAP>

```sh api-write-image-to-emmc-by-lan-connection.sh
curl vim1s-XXXXX/shell/write | sh -s - IMAGE
```

===== Scan local network for vim1s names =====

We can get access to any VIM1S device by local network name.

```shell scan-vim1s-devices-in-local-networks.sh
~$ avahi-browse -a |grep vim1s
+  wlan0 IPv4 vim1s-00064                                    SSH Remote Terminal  local
+   usb0 IPv4 vim1s-00064                                    _device-info._tcp    local
+   usb0 IPv4 vim1s-00064                                    SSH Remote Terminal  local
+  wlan0 IPv4 vim1s-00064                                    _device-info._tcp    local
~$ ping vim1s-00064.local
~$ ssh root@vim1s-00064.local
...
```

Any time can get right name for your device ''vim1s-XXXXX.local'' where XXXXX is a last 5 digits from device serial number...