The flash management utility contains a compressed copy of a flash image of Milo. The ''program'' command allows you to blow this image into flash. The command allows you to back out, but before you run it you should use the ''list'' command to see where to put Milo. If Milo is already in flash, then the flash management utility will offer to overwrite it.
FMU> program Image is: Firmware Id: 7 (Milo/Linux) Image size is 217896 bytes (4 blocks) Executing at 0x200000 Found existing image at block 8 Overwrite existing image? (N/y)? y Do you really want to do this (y/N)? y Deleting blocks ready to program: 8 9 10 11 Programming image into flash Scanning Flash blocks for usage FMU>
Wait until it has completed before powering off your system.
Note: I cannot emphasise just how careful you must be here not to overwrite an existing flash image that you might need or render your system useless. A very good rule is never to overwrite the Debug Monitor.