Launch Flash Tool Lite, Browse for FlashEdison.json, which is provided along with the package or can be downloaded within the latest firmware.If you have a USB 3.0 port, the process will be faster as well. It is recommended to use an external power supply during this process. The tool will detect the boot procedure when you plug the board in, and begin the flash process.

To start this process, do not have the Edison board plugged in on USB or powered on with a power supply. The UART micro USB connector to the computer USB port through micro USB cable serves as a serial connection. It is recommended to use a power supply during the flashing process to sup The 'J16' or Multigadget micro USB connector is connected to micro USB cable, with other end to the computer USB port. The position of the switch (between the standard USB and the micro USB) should be adjusted such that it is to be closer to the Micro USB connector (J16). The Figure below shows the Arduino board. The Edison board needs to be configured correctly for successful flashing. Open FlashToolLite.dmg and drag Flash Tool Lite into the Application folder.deb file and then click 'Install Package' and enter the password. The 'Ubuntu Software Center' will handle the installation, double-click on the. (replace with correct name of the installation deb file) So, the versions supported in Ubuntu are Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64 bit and above.ġ.

The Linux installation set up is only for 64 bit operating system. Click next after screen documenting libraries and packages.Ī driver install may be specified after completion of the main wizard, answer yes and complete that install. Accept the License agreement, click Next.ĥ. Select Standard installation and the wizard guides to completion.Ĥ. When the setup wizard pops up, click Next.ģ. Download and run the installation package.Ģ.

The installation procedure is explained below for each operating system. The tool is supported on the following operating systems: Additionally, if you wish to use the functionality of the tool but within a command line, that is explained below. Rather than working in a command line interface, you can flash boards in a much easier fashion. It is possible to customize the install, and include packages with the firmware update. This GUI based tool makes it much easier to manage firmware, and other updates, even your own. Formerly, this tool was used in working with Intel® based phones and tablets for updates and now has been adapted for use on IoT products. The tool is used to flash the firmware on Intel® Edison boards, but will expand to other IoT products in the future. This document explains the installation procedure Flash Tool Lite for Windows*, Linux* and Mac* hosts. Get access to the new Intel® IoT Developer Kit, a complete hardware and software solution that allows developers to create exciting new solutions with the Intel® Galileo and Intel® Edison boards.

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