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@@ -32,12 +32,14 @@ Lastly, Use KDS to build and upload the firmware to the MCU.
After the above steps, the UHK should enumerate as the bootloader over USB.
Ultimately, you will want to upload the [application firmware](https://github.com/UltimateHackingKeyboard/firmware), but in order to test the bootloader, you can use [uhk-right_binary_blink.srec](uhk-right_binary_blink.srec) which is a properly configured binary that blinks that test LED of the UHK.
Ultimately, you will want to upload the [application firmware](https://github.com/UltimateHackingKeyboard/firmware), but in order to test the bootloader, you can use [uhk-right_binary_blink.srec](uhk-right_binary_blink.srec) which is a properly configured binary that blinks the test LED of the UHK.
You can use the [blhost utility](/bin/Tools/blhost) to upload the application firmware via the bootloader. Unfortunately, the Linux version of this tool does not seem to work due to a bug. You may have to execute the following as root/administrator:
```
blhost --usb 0x15a2,0x0073 flash-image uhk-right_binary_blink.srec
blhost --usb 0x15a2,0x0073 reset
blhost --usb 0x15a2,0x0073 flash-image uhk-right_binary_blink.srec
blhost --usb 0x15a2,0x0073 reset
```
Alternatively, you can use the Windows-only [KinetisFlashTool](/bin/Tools/KinetisFlashTool/win) GUI application.