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| | 11 | = Updating to Radix 2 = |
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| | 13 | Follow the instructions below to update an OSWALD running Radix 1.2 or before to the latest stable Radix 2.0 release. |
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| | 15 | 1. Using the instructions below, make an auto-flashing SD card containing the latest stable Radix release. |
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| | 17 | 2. Insert the SD card into your device. |
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| | 19 | 3. Turn on your device and tap the Options button that appears in the upper left corner of the screen. |
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| | 21 | 4. Next, select the Expert Menu option. |
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| | 23 | 5. Now, select the Reset Config option and then select the Save Config as Default option. |
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| | 25 | 6. Finally, hit the Back option to exit the Expert Menu and select the Resume Booting option to continue booting from the SD card. |
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| | 27 | 7. If everything is working properly, Tux (the Linux penguin mascot) should appear momentarily while the kernel loads. If this is the first boot-up for the SD card it will then run through some setup scripts and then begin flashing the Radix 2.0 release to the device's NAND. The flashing process can take about around ten minutes. Note that you don't have to watch your device during the process. Just make sure it's not on battery power and the flashing process should finish successfully. You can tell when the flashing process is done when the orange LED on the top of the device has stopped flashing and turns solid. |
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| | 29 | 8. When the flashing process has completed, first eject the SD card and then toggle the device's power switch. |
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| | 31 | 9. Now on the next device boot, assuming there are no bootable SD cards inserted, the device will load the Radix 2.0 release from NAND. Note that the first boot of a new system will take a little longer since the system runs through a bunch of configuration and initialization procedures to setup the software environment properly. |
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