bladeRF-install-firmware - BladeRF Firmware Utility

       This manual page was written by Maitland Bottoms for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

       Copyright (c) 2013 A. Maitland Bottoms <bottoms@debian.org>

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       The FPGA image is built using non-free software and is not distributed by Debian. This program  makes  it
       easier for the end user to get recommended images from Nuand.com.

       The bladeRF-cli application is used to load the FX3 firmware and the FPGA firmware.

       The  FX3  firmware  only  needs to be loaded once: it is stored in flash, and survives power cycling. The
       FPGA image needs to be loaded every time.

       Recommended  firmware  and  FPGA  images  to  use:  FX3  Image:  https://nuand.com/fx3/latest.img   FPGA:
       https://nuand.com/fpga

       bladeRF-install-firmware - BladeRF Firmware Utility

       This program works best without any arguments. If you already have the firmware tarball and  are  wanting
       to  install  it  on  a  system without Internet access, then you can run this script with that file as an
       argument.

bladeRF-cli(1)

BLADERF                                               3.7.1                          bladeRF-install-firmware(1)

bladeRF-install-firmware    [-h]   [showhelp]   [-iimagedir]   [image_directory]   [-ffpgaimage]
       [fpkg_image_file] [-uusbimage] [fx3_image_file]