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== Download ==
Download Airtop3 *TBD firmware update image:
== Installation instructions ==
=== Preparing a bootable USB flash device on Windows ===
#Unzip the image to obtain the i3mrescuedisk image.
#Download the [http://osforensics.com/tools/write-usb-images.html Passmark ImageUSB application]
#Run the imageUSB.exe file.
#Select the destination USB drive.
#Select the 'Write image to USB drive' option.
#Select the '''i3mrescuedisk''' file.
#Click the 'Write' button to begin the image flashing.
WARNING: The contents of the selected drive will be replaced.
It will cause destruction of the previous data and possible loss of capacity.
=== Preparing a bootable USB flash device on Linux ===
#Unzip the image to obtain the i3mrescuedisk image. This can be done with the command: unzip i3mrescuedisk.zip
#Plug a USB drive into a Linux workstation. The OS will detect and name the drive something like ''/dev/sdX''. You can use the following command to get the name of the USB drive: ''dmesg | tail''
#Write the '''i3mrescuedisk''' image to the USB drive using dd command: ''dd if=i3mrescuedisk of=/dev/sdX; sync''
=== Updating the firmware ===
#Power off Airtop3 and unplug the power supply.
#Plug the prepared USB drive into the target Airtop3.
#Hold the left and right buttons on the I<sup>3</sup>M and plug in the power supply. Keep holding the buttons until the I<sup>3</sup>M reports it is in ''bootloader'' mode.
#Reboot and enter BIOS menu by pressing '''[F2]''' repeatedly upon startup
#Navigate to boot tab and '''[Enable]''' UEFI internal shell
#Navigate to Save&exit tab to save changed & exit.
#Upon reboot, enter the boot menu by pressing '''[F7]''' on startup.
#Select UEFI Internal shell. The system will boot into the I<sup>3</sup>M recovery tool.
#Wait until the recovery tool reports: "Front panel firmware was updated successfully!".
#Press ''Enter'' to reboot.
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Download Airtop3 *TBD firmware update image:
== Installation instructions ==
=== Preparing a bootable USB flash device on Windows ===
#Unzip the image to obtain the i3mrescuedisk image.
#Download the [http://osforensics.com/tools/write-usb-images.html Passmark ImageUSB application]
#Run the imageUSB.exe file.
#Select the destination USB drive.
#Select the 'Write image to USB drive' option.
#Select the '''i3mrescuedisk''' file.
#Click the 'Write' button to begin the image flashing.
WARNING: The contents of the selected drive will be replaced.
It will cause destruction of the previous data and possible loss of capacity.
=== Preparing a bootable USB flash device on Linux ===
#Unzip the image to obtain the i3mrescuedisk image. This can be done with the command: unzip i3mrescuedisk.zip
#Plug a USB drive into a Linux workstation. The OS will detect and name the drive something like ''/dev/sdX''. You can use the following command to get the name of the USB drive: ''dmesg | tail''
#Write the '''i3mrescuedisk''' image to the USB drive using dd command: ''dd if=i3mrescuedisk of=/dev/sdX; sync''
=== Updating the firmware ===
#Power off Airtop3 and unplug the power supply.
#Plug the prepared USB drive into the target Airtop3.
#Hold the left and right buttons on the I<sup>3</sup>M and plug in the power supply. Keep holding the buttons until the I<sup>3</sup>M reports it is in ''bootloader'' mode.
#Reboot and enter BIOS menu by pressing '''[F2]''' repeatedly upon startup
#Navigate to boot tab and '''[Enable]''' UEFI internal shell
#Navigate to Save&exit tab to save changed & exit.
#Upon reboot, enter the boot menu by pressing '''[F7]''' on startup.
#Select UEFI Internal shell. The system will boot into the I<sup>3</sup>M recovery tool.
#Wait until the recovery tool reports: "Front panel firmware was updated successfully!".
#Press ''Enter'' to reboot.
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