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# Reference Platform Built - 16.06
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# Install Instructions - Reference Software Platform
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This page provides download and installation instructions inteded for those interested in flashing the DragonBoard 410c board with pre-built Linaro Reference Software. Two methods are currently available: **SD card method** and **Fastboot method**. If you are already familiar with these methods, you may find all necessary files in the [96Boards RPB 16.06 build folder](http://builds.96boards.org/releases/reference-platform/debian/dragonboard410c/16.06/).
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## Contents
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- [SD Card Method](#sd-card-method)
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- [Fastboot Method](#fastboot-method)
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***
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# SD Card Method
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#### Step 1: Read about the SD Card Method
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The SD card method allows you to place a microSD card into the DragonBoard™ 410c to automatically boot and install the Linux Desktop onto the board. This method is generally simpler and should be used by beginners.
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This method requires the following hardware:
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- DragonBoard™ 410c with power supply
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- Host machine (Linux, Mac OS X, or Windows)
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- MicroSD card with 4GB or more of storage
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- USB Mouse and/or keyboard
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- HDMI Monitor with full size HDMI cable
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***
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#### Step 2: Download SD Card Image
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[SD Card Image - Direct Download](http://builds.96boards.org/releases/reference-platform/debian/dragonboard410c/16.06/dragonboard410c-debian-jessie-alip-sdcard-*.img.gz)
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>Note the location of all downloads, they will be needed once you access your instruction set
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***
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#### Step 3: Prepare MicroSD card
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- Ensure data from mircoSD card is backed up
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- Everything on microSD card will be lost by the end of this procedure.
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***
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#### Step 4: Find SD Card Device name
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- Use host computer
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- Open "Terminal" application
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- Remove SD card from host computer and run the following command:
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```shell
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$ lsblk
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```
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- Note all recognized disk names
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- **Insert SD card** and run the following command (again):
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```shell
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$ lsblk
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```
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- Note the newly recognized disk. This will be your SD card.
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- **Remember** your SD card device name for a later step
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***
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#### Step 5: Recall Download Location
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- Locate SD card install file from Downloads page.
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- This file will be needed for the next step.
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***
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#### Step 6: Unzip _SD Card Install Image_
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- When unzipped, you will have a folder with the following contents:
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- Linaro/Debian Install Image (.img)
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- Readme
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***
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#### Step 7: Go to directory with _SD Card Install Image_ folder using Terminal
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- Use host computer
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- Open "Terminal" application
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- `cd` to the directory with your unzipped **Debian SD Card Install Image**
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```shell
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$ cd <extraction directory>
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#Example:
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#<extraction directory> = /home/YourUserName/Downloads
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#For this example we assume the "Debian SD Card Install Image" is in the Downloads folder.
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$ cd /home/YourUserName/Downloads
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```
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***
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#### Step 8: Locate SD Card Install Image
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- Make sure you are in the extraction directory
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**Unzipped Debian SD Card download will be a folder. This folder should be listed in your directory. Type `ls` from command line for a list of files that can be found in your current directory**:
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```shell
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$ ls
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#output
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dragonboard410c_sdcard_install_debian-XX
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```
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- Unzipped folder should be called dragonboard410c_sdcard_install_debian-XX, where XX represents the Debian release number
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- `cd` into this directory
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```shell
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$ cd dragonboard410c_sdcard_install_debian-XX
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```
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- Inside this folder you will find the install image
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- `db410c_sd_install_debian.img`
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- This `.img` file is what will be flashed to your SD Card.
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***
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#### Step 9: Install Image onto SD Card
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**Checklist:**
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- SD card inserted into host computer
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- Recall SD Card device name from [**Step 2**](https://github.com/sdrobertw/test-wiki-/wiki/Linux-host-SD-CARD#step-2-find-sd-card-device-name)
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- From within the dragonboard410c_sdcard_install_debian-XX folder, using the Terminal execute the following commands:
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**Execute:**
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```shell
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$ sudo dd if=db410c_sd_install_debian.img of=/dev/XXX bs=4M oflag=sync status=noxfer
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```
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**Note:**
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- `if=db410c_sd_install_debian.img`: should match the name of the image that was downloaded.
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- `of=/dev/XXX`: XXX should match the name of the SD Card device name from [**Step 2**](https://github.com/sdrobertw/test-wiki-/wiki/Linux-host-SD-CARD#step-2-find-sd-card-device-name). Be sure to use the device name with out the partition.
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- This command will take some time to execute. Be patient and avoid tampering with the terminal until process has ended.
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- Once SD card is done flashing, remove from host computer and set aside for a later step
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***
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#### Step 10: Prepare DragonBoard™ 410c with SD card
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- Make sure DragonBoard™ 410c is unplugged from power
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- Set S6 switch on DragonBoard™ 410c to `0-1-0-0`, "SD Boot switch" should be set to "ON".
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- Please see "1.1 Board Overview" on page 7 from [DragonBoard™ 410c Hardware Manual](http://linaro.co/96b-hwm-db) if you cannot find S6
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- Connect an HDMI monitor to the DragonBoard™ 410c with an HDMI cable, and power on the monitor
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- Plug a USB keyboard and/or mouse into either of the two USB connectors on the DragonBoard™ 410c
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- Insert the microSD card into the DragonBoard™ 410c
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- Plug power adaptor into DragonBoard™ 410c, wait for board to boot up.
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***
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#### Step 11: Install RPB Linaro/Debian onto DragonBoard™ 410c
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<img src="http://i.imgur.com/F18wlgU.png" data-canonical-src="http://i.imgur.com/F18wlgU.png" width="400" height="250"/>
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- If **Steps 1 - 8** were followed correctly, the above screen should be visible from your DragonBoard™ 410c
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- Select the image to install and click “Install” (or type “i”). OS will be installed into the eMMC memory
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- This process can take a few minutes to complete
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- Upon completion, “Flashing has completed and OS has installed successfully....” message will appear.
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Before clicking "OK":
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- Remove the SD Card
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- Set S6 switch on DragonBoard™ 410c to `0-0-0-0`, all switches should be set to "OFF"
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- Now click "OK" button and allow DragonBoard™ 410c to reboot.
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**Congratulations! You are now booting your newly installed operating system directly from eMMC on the DragonBoard™ 410c!**
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***
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# Fastboot Method
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#### Step 1: Read about the Fastboot Method
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Fastboot is supported by the board and can be used for installs. This is for advanced users who are most likely modifying/customizing source code and will need to download such updates to the board for test/execution.
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