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Use the yellow USB-C on the same side as the button.
You'll first need to update the bootrom with the latest code available on the repository.
The bootrom in your device is not yet able to enter automatically the boot mode properly, so you will have to enter boot mode manually as follows, a procedure slightly different from the Proxmark3.
* Plug in your Proxmark5 while holding the button for about 4 seconds until you see 2 LEDs illuminated (B and D). Don't wait too long. If the LEDs are now off again, you entered DFU mode. Unplug and try again.
* Run `./pm3-flash-bootrom`
* Unplug.
* Plug in your Proxmark5 while holding the button for about 4 seconds until you see 2 LEDs illuminated (B and D).
* Run `./pm3-flash-fullimage`
Later, you don't need to reflash the bootrom and you can just run `./pm3-flash-fullimage`
With the new bootrom, you don't need to enter manually the boot mode by pressing the button anymore and the flashing experience will be as smooth as on the Proxmark3: just run `./pm3-flash-fullimage` to update the main image, and occasionally `./pm3-flash-bootrom` if needed. If the main image gets seriously buggy and can't jump to boot mode automatically, you can enter boot mode using the button as explained above.
If you see "🚨 The elf file is not applicable to the currently connected device.", you probably forgot to add the `PLATFORM=PM5` when compiling.
The FPGA code for the Proxmark5 has not yet been pushed to the repository. To flash the FGPA with the latest image:
```
wget https://github.com/user-attachments/files/31105593/PM5_FPGA_fix_loedge_bug.zip
unzip PM5_FPGA_fix_loedge_bug.zip
./pm3
hw fpga config -f PM5_FPGA_fix_loedge_bug.bin
hf 14a read --drop
```
## Recovery flashing via DFU
If the device seems unresponsive and unable to enter boot mode when the button is pressed when plugged, you can reflash the bootrom over DFU. The Proxmark5 does not require J-Link or similar tools for unbricking.
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- When flash done, disconnect usb and reconnect for restart device to exit ISP mode.
- Open the proxmark client to try to connect to verify your device is re-working.
## FPGA flashing instructions
The FPGA code for the Proxmark5 has not yet been pushed to the repository. To flash the FGPA with the latest image:
```
wget https://github.com/user-attachments/files/31105593/PM5_FPGA_fix_loedge_bug.zip
unzip PM5_FPGA_fix_loedge_bug.zip
./pm3
hw fpga config -f PM5_FPGA_fix_loedge_bug.bin
hf 14a read --drop
```
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