Dowload the USB Upgrade Tool and extract it to somewhere.

1. Goto directory V3\Driver and double click dpscat.exe to install. Please note there is no GUI display.
2. Goto directory V3\Driver and double click dpinst64.exe to install.

1. Goto V3 directory double click Aml_Burn_Tool.exe to open the USB upgrade tool.
2. Click Setup–>Load Image, then choose an OS image for your board.
3. Connect your board to your PC with a USB-C cable (the board will power on automatically).
4. Put your board into Upgrade Mode.
5. If you have correctlyperformed steps 3 and 4, your PC will automatically discover your board as an attached USB-device.
6. Now what you need to do is to click the Start button and wait for the process to complete.

Install the dependencies.

$ sudo apt-get install libusb-dev git parted

Flash tools for Ubuntu/Linux.

$ 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

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

You will see these teminal logs if successful.

Burning image 'vim4-ubuntu-22.04-server-linux-5.4-fenix-1.0.11-220620-emmc-develop.img' for 'VIM4' to eMMC...
next try index 3, current opt arg vim4-ubuntu-22.04-server-linux-5.4-fenix-1.0.11-220620-emmc-develop.img
MSG[TLS]pkg path vim4-ubuntu-22.04-server-linux-5.4-fenix-1.0.11-220620-emmc-develop.img
MSG[TLS]exe run path:/storage/code/git/utils/aml-flash-tool/tools/adnl
MSG[FLW]Aml_flow_init version V1.1-trunk Nov  1 2019!
MSG[FLW]Tooltype 3
DBG[FLW]ok in load lib AmlImagePack.so
MSG[FLW]OK leave Aml_flow_init
 
...
 
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw]cmd[oem mwrite 0x1cefb normal store _aml_dtb]
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw][MWrite] finsihed
MSG[TLS]UI:Verifying__aml_dtb
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw]cmd[oem verify sha1sum 799ab7772f6dc4d78d9612916910b589e63df481]
MSG[TLS]UI:Downloading_bootloader] %98..
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw]cmd[oem mwrite 0x319000 normal store bootloader]
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw][MWrite] finsihed
MSG[TLS]UI:Verifying_bootloader
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw]cmd[oem verify sha1sum f5ab1b260d5153161fed73a7baca58330c105863]
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]LMsg[usbFlw]cmd[oem save_setting]
MSG[TLS][105660110991160c00000000]burn successful^_^
Time elapsed: 3 minute(s).
Done!

For more information please refer to aml-flash-tool docs.

$ cd /path/to/utils
$ sudo ./UNINSTALL