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On Linux/Unix, use following: | On Linux/Unix, use following: | ||
When you insert CF card (or IDE Disk-On-Module), | When you insert CF card (or IDE Disk-On-Module), first figure out the path to the device, using this command: | ||
dmesg | |||
Then use something like this: | |||
dd if=vncOs-1.3.11.g.world-2717.X86-WRAP.cf of=/dev/sdc bs=1M; sync | |||
Where vncOs... is firmware file, and /dev/sdc is device path from dmesg command. | |||
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Revision as of 05:24, 9 June 2008
X86-PC is a StarV3 build for generic x86 PCs, with or without Atheros wireless in them. It is intended to be install on and booted from compact flash or disk on module.
Flashing StarV3 to CF or DOM
For flashing from Windows use physdisk.exe
On Linux/Unix, use following:
When you insert CF card (or IDE Disk-On-Module), first figure out the path to the device, using this command:
dmesg
Then use something like this:
dd if=vncOs-1.3.11.g.world-2717.X86-WRAP.cf of=/dev/sdc bs=1M; sync
Where vncOs... is firmware file, and /dev/sdc is device path from dmesg command.