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It is important to prepare your micro SD card first creating a partition that leave some free space for the u-boot.imx. It can be used GPARTED as it is shown in the image:. This method is much more graphic than sfdisk method.  

===<span id="Create_the_BOOT_Partition_-_IGEP_Texas_Instruments_Processor_based" class="mw-headline">Create the BOOT Partition - '''IGEP Texas Instruments Processor based'''</span>===

===<span id="Create_the_BOOT_Partition_-_IGEP_NXP-Freescale_Processor_based" class="mw-headline">Create the BOOT Partition - '''IGEP NXP-Freescale Processor based'''</span>===

How '''Texas''' After build or download the MLO and u-boot you should follow the next steps: * Copy MLO and u-boot.img to record primary boot partition <pre>$ cp MLO u-boot.img /media/user/boot</pre>You can follow this [index.php/U-Boot_Texas_Instruments_Series HowTo] if you want build the MLO and u-boot  '''iMX6''' * Copy u-boot.imx using dd before primary partition in raw mode as <pre>sudo dd if=/home/user/u-boot-imx/u-boot.imx of=/dev/sde bs=512 seek=2</pre>Where /dev/sde is your microsd card You can follow this [index.php/U-Bootboot_Freescale-NXP_iMX6_Series HowTo if] you want build the u-boot.imx 

How to record You can follow this other howto about [index.php/The_Linux_kernel how compile and install the Linux Kernel & Modules].  =<span id="Test_your_new_MicroSD" class="mw-headline">Test your new MicroSD</span>=