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--- en:xu3_building_u-boot [2015/02/16 11:10]
odroid [Installation]
+++ en:xu3_building_u-boot [2017/03/27 07:26] (current)
odroid [Updating from Linux]
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 ===== Installation =====
-ODROID-XU3 must have the secure boot enabled boot loader. There are four components of boot loader bl1.bin.HardKernel, bl2.bin.HardKernel, u-boot.bin and tzsw.bin.HardKernel)\\
+ODROID-XU3/4 must have the secure boot enabled boot loader. There are four components of boot loader bl1.bin.HardKernel, bl2.bin.HardKernel, u-boot.bin and tzsw.bin.HardKernel)\\
 u-boot.bin file can be generated by u-boot source code. But bl1.bin.HardKernel, bl2.bin.HardKernel and tzsw.bin.HardKernel blobs can be found in u-boot/sd_fuse/hardkernel directory.
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 ==== Installation using fastboot ====
-If you can boot your **ODROID-XU3** already and want to install a new **u-boot.bin** built by you. Fastboot helps you to install a **u-boot.bin** into your board.
+If you can boot your **ODROID-XU3/4** already and want to install a new **u-boot.bin** built by you. Fastboot helps you to install a **u-boot.bin** into your board.
 u-boot.bin install
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 ==== Updating from Linux ====
-You also can update U-boot from Linux with **dd** command. After building U-boot, copy **u-boot.bin** into your **ODROID-XU3**. Then do the command below in order to flash your U-boot image to MicroSD.
+You also can update U-boot from Linux with **dd** command. After building U-boot, copy **u-boot.bin** into your **ODROID-XU3/4**. Then do the command below in order to flash your U-boot image to MicroSD.
 <code>
 $ sudo dd if=u-boot.bin of=<device/path/of/your/card> seek=63