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products:sbc:edge1:install-os:install-os-into-emmc-via-usb-tool [2022/09/28 02:45]
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 ====== Edge1 Install OS into eMMC via USB Tool ====== ====== Edge1 Install OS into eMMC via USB Tool ======
  
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 ==== Preparation ==== ==== Preparation ====
  
-Dowload the [[https://dl.khadas.com/Tools/DriverAssitant_v4.91.zip|DriverAssitant]],[[https://dl.khadas.com/Tools/AndroidTool_Release_en_v2.71.zip|FlashTool]] and extract it to somewhere.+Dowload the [[dl>products/edge/usb_driver/driverassitant_v4.91.zip|DriverAssitant]],[[dl>products/edge/tool/androidtool_release_en_v2.71.zip|FlashTool]] and extract it to somewhere.
  
 ==== Install USB Drivers ==== ==== Install USB Drivers ====
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 ===== Install on Ubuntu PC ===== ===== Install on Ubuntu PC =====
  
-<WRAP important > +{{page>products/sbc/common/install-os/install-os-into-emmc-on-ubuntu&noheader}}
-Tools were only verified to function properly on Ubuntu. No guarantees were made for other Linux distributions! +
-</WRAP> +
- +
- +
-==== Preparation ==== +
- +
-Install the dependencies. +
- +
-```shell +
-$ sudo apt update +
-$ sudo apt install libusb-dev git parted +
-``` +
- +
-==== Download the Tool ==== +
- +
-[[kg>utils|Flash tools for Ubuntu/Linux]]. +
- +
-```shell +
-$ git clone https://github.com/khadas/utils +
-``` +
- +
-Or just pull it (if you have already cloned this repository). +
- +
-```shell +
-$ cd /path/to/utils +
-$ git pull +
-``` +
- +
-==== Install the Flash Tool ==== +
- +
-You need to install USB rules and create some links. +
- +
-```shell +
-$ cd /path/to/utils +
-$ sudo ./INSTALL +
-``` +
- +
-You will see this print-out if it was successful. +
- +
-```txt +
-Installing Amlogic flash-tool... +
- +
-=============================================== +
- +
-Host PC: Ubuntu 16.04 +
- +
-=============================================== +
- +
-Installing USB rules... +
-[sudo] password for User: +
-Installing flash-tool... +
-Done! +
- +
-Installing Rockchip flash-tool... +
- +
-=============================================== +
- +
-Host PC: Ubuntu 16.04 +
- +
-=============================================== +
- +
-Installing USB rules... +
-Installing flash-tool... +
-Done! +
-Installing Khadas burn-tool... +
-Done! +
-``` +
- +
-<wrap important > +
-Root privilege is required. +
-</wrap> +
- +
-==== Check the USB Driver ==== +
- +
- +
-You must now put your board into [[boot-into-upgrade-mode| Upgrade Mode]]. +
- +
-Check to see if Ubuntu has detected your board as an attached USB device. +
- +
- +
-```shell +
-$ lsusb | grep Rockchip +
-Bus 003 Device 117: ID 2207:350b Fuzhou Rockchip Electronics Company  +
-``` +
- +
- +
-The message above means that your board is connected and recogized by Ubuntu. +
- +
-==== Install the OS ==== +
- +
- +
-```shell +
-$ burn-tool -v rk -i /path/to/image +
-``` +
- +
-In successful case we will see these terminal logs: +
- +
-```txt +
-Try to burn Rockchip image... +
-Burn to eMMC... +
-Rockchip Android image (or linux image compatible with AndroidTool one image burning) found! +
-Try to burn Rockchip image... +
-Using /storage/code/git/utils/rk-flash-tool/tools/Linux_Upgrade_Tool/config.ini +
-Program Log will save in the /home/nick/upgrade_tool/log/ +
-Loading firmware... +
-Support Type:RK3588 FW Ver:1.0.00 FW Time:2022-04-08 10:31:34 +
-Loader ver:1.01 Loader Time:2022-04-08 10:23:02 +
-Upgrade firmware ok. +
-Time elapsed: 1 minute(s). +
-Done! +
- +
-``` +
- +
-For more information please refer to [[kg>utils/tree/master/rk-flash-tool|rk-flash-tool docs]]. +
- +
-==== Uninstall the Flash Tool ====+
  
-```shell 
-$ cd /path/to/utils 
-$ sudo ./UNINSTALL 
-``` 
Last modified: 2022/09/28 02:45 by nick