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SeeedStudio C Series User Manual

SeeedStudio C Series
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LinkStar-H68K-C D F Model Routing - Quick
Start Guide
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3 Firm wa
re upgrades
The firmware is from a third party open source community and is not related to the
author, this section is only intended as a burn-in tutorial for the RK Rexchip.
TF
card boot principle
TF boot princ
iple: During the RK3568 boot seek loading process, the TF card has a
higher priority than the eMMC, making the device l o a d t h e TF card firmware
first.
Advantages and disadvantages of TF-boot (card
-brush) and eMMC-boot (wire-brush)
TF boot (card swipe)
Disadvantage: The H68K is not compatible with some high-speed cards, resulting in
abnormal
boot-ups or abnormal functionality due to data loading errors caused by too
fast a rate during power-up loading.
Priority: different networks can be configured with different TF cards. the H68K is a
portable route, so you can swap different TF cards for business trips and commuting to
work. Dual system firmware is also possible: if you can accept an Android TV without
WIFI functionality, then remove the TF card to power up the H68K and it is an
Android HD box.
eMMC
boot (wire brush)
Cons:
Need to poke maskrom to upgrade the keyhole, the key is easy to
break. Unable to implement one machine for multiple network scenarios.
Priority: stable boot.
Translator: GitHub@IcingTomato

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SeeedStudio C Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSeeedStudio
ModelC Series
CategoryNetwork Hardware
LanguageEnglish