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#584
Originally Posted by Matan View Post
There is a flasher on the device itself. It is called fiasco flasher, and takes the same parameters:
Code:
fiasco-flasher -f -k zImage
Of course, you should make sure that you can flash by using USB before trying a new kernel, since if you flash a problematic kernel you won't be able to replace it with a working kernel on the device itself.
Thanks for mentioning this which I think I will try since I don't have a PC nearby (if something goes wrong I just have to wait until I get my hands on a pc)

Before I go on I would however like to hear what the difference is between the fiasco-flasher (in /usr/sbin) and the flasher (in /usr/bin). Should I rather use the latter?

And now we are at it with questions I might as well throw in another one: From the wording of the wiki it seems that there is no flasher-3.5 for linux 64 bit. Is this correct?

Thanks in advance!