Thread: Finding a recovery path with Freescale's Advanced Toolkit
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Old 07-03-2012, 03:57 AM   #33
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I just downloaded the Freescale Advanced Toolkit "standard edition" manual, and it says to install the USB "Jungo" drivers that come with ATK. It also says to run the installer BAT file if they do not install automatically (after adding the toolkit driver path). I remember that now... That is what I did the first time. RTFM works!
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