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Line 73: − : {{Code|probe-usb}}+ − : {{Code|copy-nand usb:\os***py.img}}+ Line 83:
Line 83: − : {{Code|copy-nand sd:\os***py.img}}+ − : {{Code|reboot}}+
Upgrade an XO-1 -- thx for cleaning up the article! btw: the search doesnt show this page keywords "sugar olpc", but its a really wonderful system with an improved usability in sugar and gnome.
:* If the files were downloaded onto an USB stick:
:* If the files were downloaded onto an USB stick:
type
type
{{Code|probe-usb}}
Press Enter.
Press Enter.
Control if Open Firmware has detected your device. (A "found" usb when probing, e.g., usb:/***/disk means you have to name it in the command: {{Code|copy-nand disk:\os***py.img}})
Control if Open Firmware has detected your device. (A "found" usb when probing, e.g., usb:/***/disk means you have to name it in the command: {{Code|copy-nand disk:\os***py.img}})
Then type
Then type
{{Code|copy-nand usb:\os***py.img}}
and press Enter.
and press Enter.
(note: replace *** with your actual versionnumber/filename.)
(note: replace *** with your actual versionnumber/filename.)
:* If the files were downloaded onto a SD card:
:* If the files were downloaded onto a SD card:
type
type
{{Code|copy-nand sd:\os***py.img}}
and press Enter.
and press Enter.
* when the colored points aren't changing anymore, and Open Firmware says: OK
* when the colored points aren't changing anymore, and Open Firmware says: OK
disconnect your USB/SD device and type
disconnect your USB/SD device and type
{{Code|reboot}}
When there happens a failure message (or no at all but no booting-process), try to overwrite your files a second time, try to re-download your file (eg "crc miscompare"), try to reformat your usb-stick (eg "is not a multiple of the nand erase block size"), try googling...
When there happens a failure message (or no at all but no booting-process), try to overwrite your files a second time, try to re-download your file (eg "crc miscompare"), try to reformat your usb-stick (eg "is not a multiple of the nand erase block size"), try googling...