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Using VRFlash Vrflash makes it easy to flash your agenda. Download it from here. After downloading it open it in your favorite archiving program and unpack it, then do: cd vrflash-#.## Now that you are in this directory you have to configure Vrflash to you computer so type: ./configure After it is done configuring it makes the make file so you are able to make, type: make After compiling vrflash type: su Put in the root password (you don't have to do su if you are already in root) and then type: make install Now find you vmlinux.binary and you root.cramfs you want to flash, be in the same directory as the kernel and romdisk. Vrflash has many different ways of flashing the kernel, If you are upgrading from CES2 or just flashing a new kernel and romdisk you may do it this way (your agenda should be in its serial port) : vrflash -R -l ./root.cramfs romdisk ./vmlinux.binary kernel Now reset your agenda as soon as you push the enter button on the computer. Now it will start uploading through Xmodem and flashing, and then at the end it will restore defaults. You can also do it this way: vrflash -R -l ./vmlinux.binary kernel ./root.cramfs romdisk Or with out restore defaults: vrflash -l ./vmlinux.binary kernel ./root.cramfs romdisk There are a number of ways of doing it. And its that easy. Please send comments, suggestions, or anything else to: All brands and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
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