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Now you should be able to copy the image over to your Rasperry Pi and run the |
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mentioned `flashrom` commands. One way to copy, is convertig it to ascii using |
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`uuencode` (part of Debian's sharutils package) described below. Another way |
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is of course using a USB Stick :) |
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`uuencode` (part of Debian's sharutils package) described below. This is a very |
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direct, shady and slow way to copy file. Another way is of course using a USB |
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Stick or scp :) (but you need even more hardware or a network). |
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(convert) |
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host$ uuencode coreboot.rom coreboot.rom.ascii > coreboot.rom.ascii |
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NOT YET AVAILABLE HERE |
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* make sure you have your backups |
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* You have to have your 8MB chip flashed externally after `ifdtool -u ifdmegbe.rom` before this, once |
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* according to the [flashrom manpage](https://manpages.debian.org/stretch/flashrom/flashrom.8.en.html) this is very dangerous! |
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* very convenient - you don't need any additional hardware |
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* here you'll use the ...full.rom release file |
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