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# When prompted to upgrade the device firmware, click ''Yes''. | # When prompted to upgrade the device firmware, click ''Yes''. | ||
# Click ''Yes'' for the mandatory/forced format. <br>The image will be written and after a quick reboot your device should now display ''FASTBOOT'' to indicate it is in fastboot mode. <br>The bootloader has now been flashed. You may now close PhoenixSuit. | # Click ''Yes'' for the mandatory/forced format. <br>The image will be written and after a quick reboot your device should now display ''FASTBOOT'' to indicate it is in fastboot mode. <br>The bootloader has now been flashed. You may now close PhoenixSuit. | ||
Flashing Firefox OS: | |||
* '''Linux Users''': Follow [https://wiki.mozilla.org/FirefoxOS/TCP/Flashing_your_device/ these instructions] making sure to write ''userdata.img''. | |||
* '''Windows users''': Run the ''flash-all-fastboot'' file you placed in the folder with your build files. This will flash a working OS. | |||
** If it stops at <code>< waiting for device ></code> try unplugging and replugging the cord. If this does not work, follow [https://wiki.mozilla.org/FirefoxOS/TCP/Installing_USB_Drivers_on_Windows these instructions] to install USB drivers and run ''flash-all-fastboot'' again. | |||
Remember, this is development software and you will run into issues with the OS (that's why you're here!) so please report them. '''Here are a few notable issues with the current ''stable'' build:''' | Remember, this is development software and you will run into issues with the OS (that's why you're here!) so please report them. '''Here are a few notable issues with the current ''stable'' build:''' | ||