Prerequisite
- Download the bootloader image file for your board from KOS Developer Portal.
- In Mac OS, the file is automatically unarchived, and the kos-installer.img file will be present in the download location.
- In Windows, the user must unarchive the downloaded file and use kos-installer. img for flashing.
- Download and Install Raspberry Pi Imager from here.
- Access to the USB thumb drive/ SD card/ Raspberry Pi board you are flashing should be in USB boot mode.
Using Raspberry Pi Imager
- Run the Raspberry Pi Imager program.

- Click the “CHOOSE OS” button.
- From the Operating System dialog, scroll to the bottom and select Use Custom.

- Navigate and select the previously downloaded disk.img.gz file.
- Click the “CHOOSE STORAGE” button.
- Select the drive that represents the Raspberry Pi or storage device you use.

- When ready, click the “WRITE” button.

- Click “YES” at the confirmation popup. Writing begins, and the tool shows progress with a status bar:

- The disk image is written on the selected device and verified, which takes a few minutes.

