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</table>Specnexthttps://wiki.specnext.dev/index.php?title=Anti-brick_system&diff=26&oldid=prevwiki>Hyphz: Created page with "The anti-brick system is used to recover from potential corruption of the firmware or FPGA image. The anti-brick system is a secondary FPGA core which activates when the mach..."2017-08-14T19:12:41Z<p>Created page with "The anti-brick system is used to recover from potential corruption of the firmware or FPGA image. The anti-brick system is a secondary FPGA core which activates when the mach..."</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The anti-brick system is used to recover from potential corruption of the firmware or FPGA image.<br />
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The anti-brick system is a secondary FPGA core which activates when the machine is turned on and runs the updater module from SD card if the M1 and Drive buttons are both pressed.<br />
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If the two buttons are not pressed then the FPGA reloads the core that is stored in the updatable firmware.</div>wiki>Hyphz