===== Licence =====

The licence  is "do what you want licence" :) (Baptiste)

In addition, (Jourge Sena)

ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. ANY USE BY YOU OF THE SOFTWARE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.

===== How to use this tool =====

Download the [http://dev.odroid.com/projects/odroid/download ODROID image] and extract it. 

<code>
$ unzip Release-20XX_XX_XX.zip
$ ls
----
Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img
u-boot.bin
zImage
ODROID_TF_Burner_0XX.exe
----
</code>

In this case, the ODROID image name is Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img .

Download T-Flash Burner [http://dev.odroid.com/projects/tfburner/download from here] and extract it. 

<code>
$ tar xzf tfburner20XXXXXX.tar.gz
$ ls
----
tfburner.sh
----
</code>

Put these files in the same directory.

Connect the T-Flash reader to your Linux PC. 

Check the T-Flash's device name. 

<code>
$ su
# ls -l /dev/disk/by-id
----
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  9 2010-03-22 23:23
          usb-SD_Card_Reader_and_so_on -> ../../sdx
----
</code>

In this case, the T-Flash's device name is /dev/sdx 

BE CAREFUL!

If the device name is wrong, then your system will be damaged fatally.

Execute tfburner.sh .

Usage:

<code>
# ./tfburner.sh T-Flash-device-name Odroid-image-name
</code>

In this case,

<code>
# ./tfburner.sh /dev/sdx Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img
----
T-Flash-device:/dev/sdx Odroid-image:Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img
NSectors:3862528, Do you want to continue(yes/no): yes 
----
</code>

===== Licence =====

The licence  is "do what you want licence" :) (Baptiste)

In addition, (Jourge Sena)

ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. ANY USE BY YOU OF THE SOFTWARE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.

===== How to use this tool =====

Download the [http://dev.odroid.com/projects/odroid/download ODROID image] and extract it. 

<code>
$ unzip Release-20XX_XX_XX.zip
$ ls
----
Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img
u-boot.bin
zImage
ODROID_TF_Burner_0XX.exe
----
</code>

In this case, the ODROID image name is Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img .

Download T-Flash Burner [http://dev.odroid.com/projects/tfburner/download from here] and extract it. 

<code>
$ tar xzf tfburner20XXXXXX.tar.gz
$ ls
----
tfburner.sh
----
</code>

Put these files in the same directory.

Connect the T-Flash reader to your Linux PC. 

Check the T-Flash's device name. 

<code>
$ su
# ls -l /dev/disk/by-id
----
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  9 2010-03-22 23:23
          usb-SD_Card_Reader_and_so_on -> ../../sdx
----
</code>

In this case, the T-Flash's device name is /dev/sdx 

BE CAREFUL!

If the device name is wrong, then your system will be damaged fatally.

Execute tfburner.sh .

Usage:

<code>
# ./tfburner.sh T-Flash-device-name Odroid-image-name
</code>

In this case,

<code>
# ./tfburner.sh /dev/sdx Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img
----
T-Flash-device:/dev/sdx Odroid-image:Odroid-eclair-2.X-X.img
NSectors:3862528, Do you want to continue(yes/no): yes 
----
</code>

Wait a few minutes...

Completed!

 * This tool writes these three files to T-Flash.

Odroid-image(specified in command argument), kernel-image("zImage"), u-boot-image("u-boot.bin")