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# Install the system to eMMC
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If your Radxa ROCK 5T has an onboard eMMC, you can use the `dd` command to write the system image to the eMMC while booting from a MicroSD card.
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If your Radxa ROCK 5T has onboard eMMC, you can use the `dd` command to write the system image to eMMC while booting from a MicroSD card.
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:::tip Important Notes
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Installing the system will format the eMMC module. Please back up any important data in advance!
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Installing the system will format the eMMC. Please back up any important data in advance!
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If your system cannot currently boot from a MicroSD card, you can refer to the [Install OS to MicroSD Card](./boot_from_sd_card.md) tutorial.
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- Boot medium: MicroSD card
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- Power adapter: Standard DC 12V/2A power adapter (DC-5525 interface)
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We will boot the system from the MicroSD card, download the system image file after entering the system, and then use the `dd` command to write the system image to the eMMC module.
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We will boot the system from the MicroSD card, download the system image file after entering the system, and then use the `dd` command to write the system image to eMMC.
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:::tip Recommended Accessories
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Radxa ROCK 5T only supports 12V power input, and a current of 2A or higher is recommended to ensure stable operation of all peripherals.
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You can copy the system image file link from the [Resource Download Center](../../download) page and use the `wget` command on your board to download it.
-`if`: Specify the input file. Replace `[image_path]` with the path to the extracted system image file
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-`of`: Specify the output device. Replace `/dev/mmcblk0` with the device file corresponding to your eMMC module (please modify according to your actual device)
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-`bs`: Block size, recommended 4M
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-`status=progress`: Show write progress
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-`if`: Specify the input file. Replace `[image_path]` with the path to the extracted system image file.
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-`of`: Specify the output device. Replace `/dev/mmcblk0` with the device file corresponding to your eMMC (please modify according to your actual device).
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-`bs`: Block size, recommended 4M.
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-`status=progress`: Show write progress.
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### Verify System Image
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## Boot the System
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After completing the system installation, power off the board, remove the MicroSD card, and then reconnect the power adapter. The system will automatically boot from the eMMC module.
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After completing the system installation, power off the board, remove the MicroSD card, and then reconnect the power adapter. The system will automatically boot from eMMC.
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