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Mobile I/O ULN-2 User’s Guide – Appendicies Rolling back your firmware If you find that you have problems with any given release, you can always go back to a previous release by downloading a package from http://www.mhlabs.com.com/mio and following the update instructions in that package. Please do not roll back the firmware to an earlier version than was originally supplied with your unit unless instructed to do so by Metric Halo. Instructions on the OS 9 only MIOBootInstaller Tool (obsolete) Metric Halo provides a firmware update tool that allows you to download an updated firmware image to the Mobile I/O from your computer. The following section describes how to use the previous, Mac OS 9 only version of the firmware update tool, called MIOBootInstaller. You may have had the experience of updating the firmware for your computer in the past. As you may know, this can be a stressful procedure, since there is a moment while the old firmware is being replaced by the new firmware, and if the process is interrupted you may be left with no firmware at all. Metric Halo has addressed this issue with a “safe firmware update” procedure. The Mobile I/O uses a dual-boot procedure. The first boot happens in the first 100ms (about 0.1 seconds) and has been extensively tested. It is smart enough to do two things: 1. It can boot the secondary boot image 2. It can update the secondary boot image over the FireWire bus Actually, the primary boot firmware is much smarter than that. The box is completely functional on the primary boot, but all of the more advanced features of the box are enabled by the second boot. The firmware revision of the primary boot is 1.1.0. As soon as the primary boot image has booted, it checks the secondary boot image, and if the secondary boot image is installed and not corrupted in any way, the system immediately boots the secondary image. If the secondary image is corrupted or if you have held down the front-panel Mute button during the initial boot process, the Mobile I/O will not boot the secondary 94