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==== Windows ====
 
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===== Step 1: Install drivers =====
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Download,
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[[File:Zagdig-libusb.png]]
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Download the Android driver from Google.
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[[File:Install-win-android-driver.png]]
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===== Step 2: Use RZ USB helper =====
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RZ USB helper is a tool by Radxa for Windows users to manage Radxa Zero booting easier.
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[[File:Rz-usb-helper-maskrom.png]]
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[[File:Rz-usb-helper-fastboot.png]]
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[[File:Rz-usb-helper-erase.png]]
  
 
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==== macOS ====

Revision as of 13:41, 10 September 2021

    Radxa Zero >  Installation >  Erase eMMC

How to completely erase the Radxa Zero eMMC

This guide describes how to completely erase Radxa Zero eMMC. Since we are running different image, Android or multiple Linux distribution on the Zero, these images uses different bootloader version or boot sequence. It's better to erase the eMMC completely and leave a clean environment before installing new images to eMMC.

Requirement

  • Radxa Zero
  • USB A to C cable
  • A PC/laptop running Windows, Linux/macOS.

Windows

Step 1: Install drivers

Download,

Zagdig-libusb.png

Download the Android driver from Google.

Install-win-android-driver.png

Step 2: Use RZ USB helper

RZ USB helper is a tool by Radxa for Windows users to manage Radxa Zero booting easier.

Rz-usb-helper-maskrom.png

Rz-usb-helper-fastboot.png

Rz-usb-helper-erase.png

Linux

macOS