reTerminal DM4 — deploy or backup via USB boot mode or network boot
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CM4 eMMC Provisioning
+Deploy or backup reTerminal via USB boot mode or network
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- Connect the device
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- Choose one:
-USB boot mode
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- 1 Set the reTerminal to boot mode: fit the eMMC disable jumper (e.g. J2 / nRPIBOOT). -
- 2 Connect the reTerminal’s USB slave port to the Proxmox host. Power on. The device will appear in “Device detected” below; choose Backup or Deploy. -
- 3 When done, remove the jumper and power cycle so it boots from eMMC. -
Network boot
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- 1 Enable network boot on the CM4 (e.g.
BOOT_ORDER=0x21) and ensure it can reach this server.
- - 2 Boot the device over the network with an environment that runs the provisioning client (register + poll for action). It will show under “Device detected (Network)”. Choose Backup or Deploy. -
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- Device detected — choose action
-When a device is detected (USB boot mode or network boot), it will appear below. Choose Backup to save its eMMC to a file, or Deploy to write the golden image to it.
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+ How to connect
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- USB boot mode
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- 1 Set reTerminal to boot mode (eMMC disable jumper, e.g. J2 / nRPIBOOT). +
- 2 Connect USB slave to the host and power on. The device appears above; choose Backup or Deploy. +
- 3 When done, remove the jumper and power cycle to boot from eMMC. +
Network boot
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- 1 Enable network boot (e.g.
BOOT_ORDER=0x21) and ensure the device can reach this server.
+ - 2 Boot with the provisioning client; it will show above. Choose Backup or Deploy. +
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