Specifications

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2. Select FAT32 in the File system drop-down menu, and then
click Start to format the SD card.
Note:
 The HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool will erase any partitions on the TF card.
 Use other format tool may cause the failure of the TF card booting
3. Copy all the files under X:\linux\image\ to an SD card (where X
is the label of your DVD drive), and then insert it into the
SBC8140 and power on the system;
4. When the following information is shown in the HyperTerminal
window, the system has booted up successfully; now enter root
to log into the Linux system;
SBC8100_PLUS login: (enter“root”)
Note:
 By default the SBC8140 boots from NAND Flash; pressing and holding the
BOOT button before connecting power will force it to boot from the SD card.
 By default, the system supports a 4.3” screen. If you need to use another
display mode, please refer to the SBC8140 User Manual to change the display
mode and type boot under u-boot mode to continue the boot-up process.
3.2 Updating and Booting from NAND Flash
Updating image files in the NAND Flash requires the help of u-boot.
Regardless of whether there is data in the NAND Flash, image files can be
updated by running u-boot from an SD card.
1. Use the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool 2.0.6 to format an SD
card to the FAT or FAT32 filesystem;