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Old 08-15-2012, 08:52 AM   #226
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Originally Posted by eureka View Post
Linux zealots, rejoice (as I do)! There is cross-platform, small command-line utility to load and run binary code or program images over USB Downloader serial protocol. I.e. tool, which is sufficient to replace MfgTool for forced booting into various boot modes.

It's imx_usb_loader, made and open-sourced by nice guys from Boundary Devices. It depends only on libusb and consists of single .c file. Clone repository, make the tool and follow to my guide of it's work.
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Excellent! I am anxious to test it. I was not able to make the windows sbloader program from freescale work, and I did not finish porting the linux sbloader program from the RockBox project to the kindles, so this is great news. It will save a lot of time if it works properly (unlike the version from freescale).

We do not need all the extra "manufacturer" support built into MfgTool. We only need the small subset built into usb_downloader.

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