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# Revive an outdated C.H.I.P. from factory OS to Debian Buster
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This guide and scripts are based on the excelent work made by https://github.com/Thore-Krug/Flash-CHIP and the guide in https://gist.github.com/luzhuomi/526fbcc30f3522f09eacf20d0f776fa5
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## Instructions
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### Part 1: Stock image
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1. Remove the C.H.I.P. from its case (in case you have a Pocket C.H.I.P.).
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2. Connect the FEL and a GROUND pin of the C.H.I.P. (for example, with a paperclip).
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3. Connect the C.H.I.P. its micro USB port to a USB port of your Linux machine. Make sure that the port and cable allow for plenty of power. If you get a FEL error, it may be because the C.H.I.P. is running under-voltage.
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4. On the Linux machine:
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- run ` git clone https://github.com/asophila/Flash-CHIP.git` to clone this repository
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- `cd` into the location where you stored this repository
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- run `sudo chmod +x Flash.sh`
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- run `./Flash.sh`
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- Select the version you want to install
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- Wait until the installation finishes
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### Part 2: update and upgrade debian jessie (wich is obsolete and archived)
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1. Remove the FEL connection (the paperclip)
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2. Unplug 3 seconds
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3. Plug the C.H.I.P. again
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4. Connect to the chip using `sudo screen /dev/ttyACM0`
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5. Use user: chip and password: chip to connect
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6. run `sudo nmtui` to set-up a wifi connection to <YOUR SSID>
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7. run `sudo nmcli c` to show your current connections
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8. run `sudo nmcli c m <YOUR SSID> connection.autoconnect yes` to set autoconnection to <YOUR SSID> wifi in case of trouble
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### Part 3: upgrade debian jessie to debian stretch
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1. run `sudo su -` to allow all the next changes as superuser
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2. run `bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asophila/Flash-CHIP/master/CHIP-updater/jessie-to-stretch.sh)` to update from Debian Jessie to Debian Stretch
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3. reboot C.H.I.P. into Debian Stretch
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