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+====== VIM 5 Install OS into eMMC via USB Flash Tool ======
+===== Install OS into eMMC on Ubuntu =====
+==== Preparation ====
+Dowload the [[dl>products/vim4/tools/aml-burn-tool-v3.2.0.zip|USB Upgrade Tool ]] and extract it to somewhere.
+==== Install USB Drivers  ====
+  - Goto directory ''V3\Driver'' and double click ''dpscat.exe'' to install. Please note there is no GUI display.
+  - Goto directory ''V3\Driver'' and double click ''dpinst64.exe'' to install.
+==== Install the OS ====
+  - Goto root directory double click ''Aml_Burn_Tool.exe'' to open the USB upgrade tool.
+  - Click ''Setup-->Load Image'', then choose an [[dl>products/vim1s/firmware/ | OS image]] for your board.
+  - Connect your board to your PC with a USB-C cable (the board will power on automatically).
+  - Put your board into [[boot-into-upgrade-mode | Upgrade Mode]].
+  - If you have  correctlyperformed steps 3 and 4, your PC will automatically discover your board as an attached USB device.
+  - Now what you need to do is to click the ''Start'' button and wait for the process to complete.
+{{products:sbc:vim4:install-os:usb-upgrade-tool-interface-en.png?800|}}
+<WRAP info>
+  * Click the ''Stop'' button to interrupt flashing, then close the USB Upgrade Tool. Note that the eMMC may have already been completely erased if you went past the 15% mark.
+  * An [[products:sbc:vim1s:hardware:external-power-supply | External Power Supply]] may be required when your PC cannot provide enough electrical power for the burning process.
+  * If your system is a 32-bit system, please select ''dpinst32.exe'' when installing the driver.
+</WRAP>
+===== Install OS into eMMC on Ubuntu =====
+{{page>products/sbc/common/install-os/install-os-into-emmc-on-ubuntu&noheader}}

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