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Theo wrote:
>If you have a non-Lite board there's a way to flash the eMMC externally (via
>USB I think). If there is onboard eMMC the SD slot is not connected to the
>Pi (or maybe to the second MMC channel, not sure).
There's a tool called rpiboot that you use to flash a CM4. Most carrier
boards have a switch or jumper to enable or disable eMMC boot. Set it to
disabled, then connect it in to your computer. Running rpiboot sends over a
small program that causes the CM4's eMMC storage to show up as a USB storage
device. At this point, you can use the RPi Imager, dd, or whatever to blast
software onto it the same way you'd load up a MicroSD (or SD) card for other
Raspberry Pis. When done, unplug it, set the switch or jumper back to
enabled, and power it back up.
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