Instructions for Edge Single Pack Burning Tool

Windows

1. Load Partition Config

load partition config
Android tool

1.1 Modify Partition Config

Modeify partition config
Modeify partition config2

The contents of the partition profile published with the new tool is as shown in the figure above, in most cases there is a certain degree of difference. The user can load a project partition configuration by first right-clicking in the blank space of the partition configuration window, and then selecting “Load Config”. If you want to load a specific partition profile when the tool starts, you can modify the DEFAULT_IMAGE_CONFIG entry in the Config.ini file.

config ini

2. Export Config

export config
After completing a partition configuration, the configuration can be exported from the tool. Right-click in the blank space of the partition configuration window, and select “Export Config”, then select a directory to save the file. If you replace the config.cfg file found within this tool’s directory, your currently saved configuration will be loaded at tool startup.

3. Burn one or more Partition Mirrors

burn partition

Linux

check Linux_Upgrade_Tool_v1.47

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$ unzip Linux_Upgrade_Tool_v1.47.zip
$ cd Linux_Upgrade_Tool_v1.47
$ sudo mv upgrade_tool /usr/local/bin
$ sudo chown root:root /usr/local/bin/upgrade_tool
$ sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/upgrade_tool

Erasing Flash is required if the board is upgraded from android 7.1 to android 9.0 firmware, or the board is downgraded from android 9.0 to android 7.1.

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$ sudo upgrade_tool ef update.img

Burning the firmware’s update.img:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool uf update.img

Burn one or more Partition Mirrors:

Currently known abbreviated partitions are - s (system partition), - k (kernel partition), - b (boot partition), - r (recovery partition), - m (misc partition), - u (uboot partition), - t (trust partition) and - re (resource partition). Examples are given to illustrate these definitions:

When the device has burned a parameter, write a single system partition mirror command:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool di -s /path/to/system.img

If the device has not burned the parameter, write a single system partition mirror command:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool di -p parameter -s /path/to/system.img

When the device has burned a parameter, write a single undefined abbreviated partition vendor image command:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool di -vendor /path/to/vendor.img

When the device has burned the parameter, burn several partition mirroring commands:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool di -b /path/to/uboot.img -k /path/to/boot.img

Burn the parameter command:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool di -p paramater

Burn the bootloader command:

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$ sudo upgrade_tool ul MiniLoaderAll.bin
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