Dowload the USB Upgrade Tool and extract it to somewhere.
V3\Driver
and double click dpscat.exe
to install. Please note there is no GUI display.V3\Driver
and double click dpinst64.exe
to install.Aml_Burn_Tool.exe
to open the USB upgrade tool.Setup–>Load Image
, then choose an OS image for your board.Start
button and wait for the process to complete.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.dpinst32.exe
when installing the driver.Tools were only verified to function properly on Ubuntu. No guarantees were made for other Linux distributions!
Install the dependencies.
$ sudo apt-get install libusb-dev git parted
$ git clone https://github.com/khadas/utils
Or just pull it (if you have already cloned this repository).
$ cd /path/to/utils $ git pull
You need to install USB rules and create some links.
$ cd /path/to/utils $ sudo ./INSTALL
You will see this print-out if it was successful.
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!
Root privilege is required.
You must now put your board into Upgrade Mode.
Check to see if Ubuntu has detected your board as an attached USB device.
$ lsusb | grep Amlogic
Bus 003 Device 073: ID 1b8e:c004 Amlogic, Inc. DNL
$ 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.
$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM1 -i /path/to/image
$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM2 -i /path/to/image
$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM3 -i /path/to/image
$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM4 -i /path/to/image
$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM1S -i /path/to/image
$ rk-burn-tool -i /path/to/image
Or
$ burn-tool -v rk -i /path/to/image
For more information please refer to flash-tool docs.
$ cd /path/to/utils $ sudo ./UNINSTALL