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-====== Install OS into eMMC ======
+{{indexmenu_n>20}}
-All VIM series boards have **onboard eMMC storage**, so you can install the **OS** into the **eMMC** using the **USB upgrade tool**.
-===== Install on Windows =====
+====== VIM4 Install OS into eMMC via USB Flash Tool ======
-[[products:sbc:vim4:install-os:install-os-into-emmc-on-windows|]]
+===== Install on Windows PC =====
-===== Install on Ubuntu =====
+==== Preparation ====
-[[products:sbc:vim4:install-os:install-os-into-emmc-on-ubuntu|]]
+Dowload the [[dl>products/vim4/tool/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 ''V3'' directory double click ''Aml_Burn_Tool.exe'' to open the USB upgrade tool.
+  - Click ''Setup-->Load Image'', then choose an [[dl>products/vim4/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:vim4: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 on Ubuntu PC =====
+<WRAP important >
+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-get install libusb-dev git parted
+```
+==== Download the Tool ====
+/*is on Khadas GitHub*/ [[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 [[boot-into-upgrade-mode| put your board into Upgrade Mode]].
+Check to see if Ubuntu has detected your board as an attached USB device.
+```shell
+$ 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.
+==== Install the OS ====
+<tabbox VIM1>
+```shell
+$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM1 -i /path/to/image
+```
+<tabbox VIM2>
+```shell
+$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM2 -i /path/to/image
+```
+<tabbox VIM3/3L>
+```shell
+$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM3 -i /path/to/image
+```
+<tabbox VIM4>
+```shell
+$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM4 -i /path/to/image
+```
+<tabbox VIM1S>
+```shell
+$ burn-tool -v aml -b VIM1S -i /path/to/image
+```
+</tabbox>
+You will see these teminal logs if successful.
+```txt
+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 [[https://github.com/khadas/utils/tree/master/aml-flash-tool/docs|aml-flash-tool docs]].
+==== Uninstall the Flash Tool ====
+```shell
+$ cd /path/to/utils
+$ sudo ./UNINSTALL
+```

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