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lp4a/burn_image: Add clarification for the BOOT button
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### Official Hardware / Release Hardware | ||
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Pay attention to check whether the DIP switch on the bottom board is in EMMC startup mode: | ||
In addition to holding the BOOT button as mentioned above, pay attention to check whether the DIP switch on the bottom board is in EMMC startup mode: | ||
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![switch_boot_mode](./../../../../zh/lichee/th1520/lpi4a/assets/burn_image/switch_boot_mode.jpg) | ||
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## Batch programming / flashing | ||
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If you have commercial needs and need to burn firmware in batches, you can use the ARM/RV version of fastboot provided by sipeed to make an offline batch burner. | ||
If you need to burn a large number, you can also contact [email protected] directly , we provide pre-burning image service. | ||
If you need to burn a large number, you can also contact [email protected] directly , we provide pre-burning image service. |