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# Pi CM4 with EMMC

When using Pi CM4 with EMMC, it must be flashed through the Micro-USB port on the board. Follow the steps at the link below. Short the two pin header labeled BOOT next to the Micro-USB port on boot before powering the board. Remember to remove the jumper after flashing to boot normally.

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Once complete follow the steps at [After Flashing, Before Installing](https://arkelectron.gitbook.io/ark-documentation/flight-controller/ark-pi6x-flow/flashing-guide/after-flashing-before-installing)


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