Steps I used to Flash Edison from Raspberry Pi, from download of Jubiliux to Pi

Flash Edison from Raspberry Pi

In my initial attempt to Flash, I tried to use my Macbook Pro.  That left me with the edison booted in Safe Mode, or with a screen, but the cursor did not respond to entering or any other key strokes.

Download Jubilinux and dfu-util to Pi
	SSH into RPi
	Change Directory to the directory you want Jubilinux to download to.
	Type wget http://www.robinkirkman.com/jubilinux/jubilinux.zip
	When it is done downloading change to the directory you want the unzipped file
	Type unzip jubilinux.zip
	Type cd jubilinux
	Type sudo apt-get install dfu-util
2. Open another terminal window and SSH into the RPi
3.  Plug USB OTG Data cable into Explorer UART and Pi USB
4.  Type in terminal ls /dev 
5.  Plug in 2nd USB OTG Data cable into Explorer OTG and Pi USB
6.  Retype ls /dev 
7.  Compare the output from step 4 and step 6 to see which TTY shows up.  Should be /dev/ttyUSB0 or /dev/ttyUSB1
8.  Type sudo screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 (or ttyUSB1,from step 7) or if neither works, try sudo screen /dev/ttyAMA0 115200
9.  If all three do not work, install screen. Type sudo apt-get install screen
10.  Repeat step 8

In my setup, I had a screen, but the cursor did not respond to entering or any other key strokes.  If it does, go back to the documents and start at the next step.

 From the terminal pi side, navigate to the directory containing jubilinux.
Be ready to power the Edison off and on using power button.
Type sudo ./flashall.sh 
Power Edison off  and then back on when instructed

I got this error:
Did you plug and reboot your board?
If yes, please try a recovery by calling this script with the --recovery option

Then I plugged in my Lipo battery as well, and the system gave message:
Starting Recovery mode
Please plug and reboot the board
Flashing IFWI
!!! You should install xfstk tools, please visit http://xfstk.sourceforge.net/

So next you have to get those tools.  

 Navigate to the directory that jubilinux is in.
 Type wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/xfstk/files/xfstk-dldr-linux-source-1.8.1.tar.gz/download
The wget command created a new directory called “download” which is where the file was sent.  We renamed it to by typing cp download xfstk-dldr-linux-source-1.8.1.tar.gz
Unzip the tar file by typing To unzip the tar file, type tar xfvz xfstk-dldr-linux-source-1.8.1.tar.gz
Type gunzip xfstk-dldr-linux-source-1.8.1.tar.gz
Type tar xfv xfstk-dldr-linux-source-1.8.1.tar
Type cd xfstk-build
Type ls 
Type cat README.txt

The README takes you through installation of more software.  Copy it into a note or word file, or open another terminal window and open it there.  You will refer back to it.

Type sudo apt-get update 
Type sudo apt-get install g++ qtcreator build-essential devscripts libxml2-dev alien doxygen graphviz libusb-dev libboost-all-dev 
cd to main directory (out of xfstk-build)
Type wget http://www.cmake.org/files/v2.8/cmake-2.8.12.2.tar.gz 
Type tar xfvz cmake-2.8.12.2.tar.gz 
Type cd cmake-2.8.12.2 
Type sudo ./bootstrap; make; make install 
Check the version of CMAKE  cmake —version
   Mine is version 2.8.12.2
9.  Type cd xfstk-build 
10.  Type  mkdir build 
11.  Type cd build 
12.  Type sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools
13. Type cmake ../linux-source-package/
14.  Type make 
15.  Type make package 
16. Type sudo dpkg -i xfstk-downloader-0.0.0.ubuntu12.04-i386.deb
17.  Change directory to jubilinux (in my case cd then cd jubilinux)
18.  Be ready to power cycle Edison when directed
19.  Type sudo ./flashall.sh —recovery
I had to do step 19 twice, then follow directions on screen and in docs from there.

I'll review this more closely later. Looks pretty good though. Thanks for capturing all that we did!