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Hi, everyone. Today we will work on how to restore and update a U-Boot image in the NAND flash on the OMAP-L138 LCDK EVM. There are times that the U-Boot image in the NAND may be corrupted, or the U-Boot needs to be updated to a different or fixed version. This video will show you how to perform the U-Boot image update by flashing the NAND, using three different methods. The NAND can be flashed in UART2 mode through USB-UART port, or using nand write command from U-Boot prompt. It can even be done from Linux kernel. However, this requires the user space utility, which will be shown later in the video. Weamp;#39;ll go through each of these three methods in this video. In the case where the content in NAND is totally corrupted for some reason, the only way to recover is to restore the U-Boot to the manufactureramp;#39;s default. This restore is done by flashing the U-Boot binary into the NAND through the USB-UART connection, using the Windows-based serial boot and the flash-loading uti