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Preparing theBurning Environment

• Figure 1-1 Bootstrap jumper cap of the Hi3716M board
• Figure 1-2 Bootstrap jumper cap of the Hi3716C or Hi3716H board

Burning Image Files By Partition

• Figure 2-1 Burning image files by partition
• Figure 2-2 Setting parameters 1 When
• Figure 2-3 Setting the partition information about the board
• Figure 2-4 Modifying the partition information
• Figure 2-5 Asking you whether to save the partition information when you exit the Hitool
• Figure 2-6 Asking you whether to save the partition information when you change the perspective
• Figure 2-7 Save As dialog box
• Figure 2-8 Clicking Burn
• Figure 2-9 Burning process
• Figure 2-10 The dialog for Nand Programmer image making
• Figure 2-11 Make HiPro image

Burning Image Files by the Flash Address

• Figure 3-1 Burning files by address
• Figure 3-2 Setting parameters 2
• Figure 3-3 Setting the board for burning
• Figure 3-4 Clicking Burn
• Figure 3-5 Burning process
• Figure 3-6 Upload imformation
• Figure 3-7 Select data type
• Figure 3-8 Erase information
• Figure 3-9 Erase process

Burning the Fastboot Image File

• Figure 4-1 Burning the fastboot image file
• Figure 4-2 Selecting a serial port
• Figure 4-3 Setting the burning information
• Figure 4-4 Clicking Burn
• Figure 4-5 Burning process

Burning Image Files to the eMMC

• Figure 5-1 Burning image files to the eMMC
• Figure 5-2 Setting parameters
• Figure 5-3 Setting the partition information about the board
• Figure 5-4 Modifying the partition information
• Figure 5-5 Asking you whether to save the partition information when you exit the Hitool
• Figure 5-6 Asking you whether to save the partition information when you change the perspective
• Figure 5-7 Save As dialog box
• Figure 5-8 Clicking Burn
• Figure 5-9 Burning process
• Figure 5-10 Create iamge
• Figure 5-11 Upload process
• Figure 5-12 Make HiPro image

Burning Image Files to CA Boards

• Figure6-1 Appearence for CA board burning

Bad block check

• Figure7-1 HiBurn bad block check
• Figure7-2 HiBurn checking bad block
• Figure7-3 HiBurn bad block check result

Preference setting

• Figure8-1 TFTP setting
• Figure8-2 Command setting