edison_flashing_wifi

Do this at your own risk. I take no responsibility for any damage caused to your board.

My Intel Edison was shipped to me with old and buggy version of the Yocto Linux image. I purchased only the console block via Sparkfun (which has only one USB port connected to UART2 (serial connection) of the Edison therefore it's not connected to the actual USB on Edison) so I could not update to a new build the normal way.

I assume you have successfully connected to the Edison via the serial connection and can use the linux console on Edison.

1. Connect the Edison into a local WiFi network with `configure_edison --wifi`
2. Check that you can access to the Edison via SSH or with browser
	- if you can't, `vi /etc/systemd/system/basic.target.wants/network-gadget-init.service` and change the ip addresses to i.e 192.168.99.15
3. On Edison, `cd /`
4. `mkdir update`
5. `mkfs.vfat -F32 -I /dev/mmcblk0p9` (mmcblk0p9 is the partition which will contain the new FW files, command formats it to FAT32)
6. `mount -t vfat /dev/mmcblk0p9 /update/` (mount the partition to the /update)
7. Connect to the Edison i.e. with FileZilla and move the update .zip file (can be found from Intel www site) to the /home/root/ folder on Edison. Or wget the full complete image from the Intel Site (https://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-23242) directly onto the edison.
8. `cd /home/root`
9. `mkdir /home/root/temp` 
10. `unzip update_file.zip -d temp`
11. `rm update_file.zip`
12. `mv temp/ota_update.scr /update/` (ota_update.scr must be first in the folder hence this)
13. `mv temp/* /update/`
14. `rm -rf temp`
15. `reboot ota`

If everything is fine, Edison should now boot and start the upgrade process automatically. It takes couple of minutes and after that you have more robust version of the Yocto image up and running. I recommend running `configure_edison --setup` after the update process.