APEX AD10 Firmware Flash#
Operation Instructions for Entering the Programming Mode#
Connect the 48PIN IO Jumper Cable
While pressing the Recovery KEY, power off/power on the device

Use a USB cable to connect both Flash-M and Flash-S to the PC for programming.

On the PC for programming, confirm that the device has entered the recovery mode
Execute the following commands.
lsusb
#If the device is in recovery state
Bus 001 Device 011: ID 0955:7023 NVidia Corp
Please note that after the AGX Orin enters the recovery mode, if the burning port is not connected to a PC within 60 seconds, it will automatically start. Therefore, please ensure that the PC is connected within 60 seconds.
Function Introduction:#
The Miivii Flashing Tool is applicable to Miivii series products. This tool is a software provided to facilitate the flashing, cloning, and small - batch
production of Miivii devices. Its core functions include:
Automatically detect the usage environment
Automatically detect the latest image
Built - in image downloader, no need to manually download the image
Support batch flashing
Support image cloning (note that after cloning, flashing requires the use of the same bootloader version)
Preparatory Work#
Hardware Preparation#
Flashing Host#
Hardware Requirements: The flashing host needs to be connected to the Miivii device to flash the image. The recommended configuration of the flashing host is as follows:
CPU: Intel Core series processor, 4 cores, main frequency of 1.7GHz or higher
Memory: 8GB or higher
System Requirements:
The file system is EXT4
Free hard disk capacity of 40G or more
The system is Ubuntu x64 LTS 20.04 or LTS 22.04
Miivii device and power supply, USB data cable (with data transfer function)
Software Preparation:#
Download and install the miivii - ftool software in the host.
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Start flashing the device.#
Confirm that the device has entered the flashing mode.#
(Refer to the illustrated operation introduction at the beginning of the document.)
Open the flashing software#
In the Ubuntu system, you can click “Activities” in the lower left corner of the screen to display your software page. You can search for miivii-ftool in the search bar at the top, and you will find the following software.

You can also enter “gtk-launch miivii-ftool” in the terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) to open it quickly.
Click to open the software and enter the password: your sudo password (PC host startup password).
If you have downloaded the flashing tool before and have not updated it for a while, please click “Update” in the upper right corner to update to the latest version so that you can flash the latest Mivins mirror.

Display the device selection interface as shown. Select your device (note the distinction between different memory versions).

Online mode mirror burning (recommended. Offline burning can also be carried out if necessary)#
Click the “Online Mode” checkbox, select the Jetpack version and download path (in online mode, the image will be downloaded to the local before burning the image to the device), and click Next to start downloading the latest flashing environment and device image of the selected version.

Here you need to choose whether to automatically start flashing the device after the download is complete. If you choose “Automatic”, after the download is complete, the system will automatically unzip, verify, and flash the device. The download speed depends on the network speed of your environment, and it can generally reach 5M/s.
(Since the image package is relatively large, the online mode includes the process of downloading the compressed package.
It takes about 30 minutes to download at an average network speed.)
And it usually takes more than 15 minutes to complete the flashing process after starting.
Please be patient. If the flashing is successful, the following page will appear:

Problem Troubleshooting If you encounter burning issues, please perform self-checks according to the following items first:
Check if the host computer startup password has been entered in the burning tool.
Check if you have entered the Recovery mode (green light on constantly + yellow light flashing slowly), which can be identified by the lsusb command.
Check if the quality of the USB cable meets the standard and whether it is just a two-core cable for charging only.
Check if the USB interface of the burning host computer still has the data transfer function (this generally occurs in old host computers).
Check the host computer to see if it is an X86-64 architecture desktop computer or laptop. (Other devices such as servers, embedded devices, and virtual machines are not supported for now.)
Check if the host computer system is Ubuntu x64 v20.04 or v22.04.
Check the disk format. The recommended disk format for the burning host computer is EXT4.
Check if the capacity of the host computer is sufficient.
There should be no Chinese characters or other special characters in the storage paths of the image and the burning tool.