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System Burning

Host User Guide for Beginners​

Host User Guide for Beginners

Preparation Before System Burning​

  • Card Reader
  • One TF card, the capacity must be no less than 16GB or no more than 128GB, the transfer speed of the TF card must be Class10 or above
  • Download the corresponding System Image
  • Download the required Burning Tool

System Burning​

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TF card burning and burning to M2WE through a TF card only requires using one of the burning methods.

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  • If the machine is installed with M2WE and memory card, the system will default to boot from the memory card.
  • It is recommended to use the TF card to burn the system; burning to M2WE via USB may fail due to driver compatibility issues. It is recommended to directly use Memory Card Burning to M2WE
  • Please note whether the downloaded system image is correct. If it does not match, the system cannot start.

System Burn-in SD Card

Preparation​

  • First install the software Win32DiskImager Formatting Tool
  • Extract the system and the file name after extraction should have a .img suffix
  • It is not recommended to use balenaetcher or Raspberry Pi for system burning
  • Insert the SD card into the reader and plug the reader into the computer's USB interface
  • If the SD card has data, please back it up. After the system is burned, the system card is not recommended to be removed. You can only remove the SD card after it needs to be burned to M2WE and then removed

Formatting Memory Card​

  • Use the SDFormatter.exe software to format the SD card
  • Select the disk you want to format
  • Alternatively, use the built-in Disk Management in Windows to delete the partition, and then re-create the partition after deleting the partition.

Burning to SD Card​

Testing

  • Select the file to be burned in red
  • Select the TF card to be burned in orange
  • Burn the system to the TF card in blue
  • Confirm burning and wait for it to complete
  • Burning completed

System Configuration​

FLYOS_Env Usage

Tip
  • Starting from system version 3.3.4, you can directly use FLY-TOOLS for system configuration without entering boot to modify configurations.
  • Please note that older systems do not support direct use of FLY-TOOLS for configuration.
  • Tutorial for Using FLY_TOOLS

WIFI Configuration Instructions​

Notice
  • The WIFI configuration method is complex and requires connecting to the host machine via serial port before performing WIFI connection.

Installing TF Card or M2WE onto PI​

  • After burning the system to the TF card, you need to connect the TF card to the PI here, otherwise the system cannot start.