[ts-7000] Re: lost original sd card boot image, get trouble with creating a new sd boot image

["tanganyang1985" <>]

The problem seems been fixed. Thanks a lot for your guys.

BTW, I am a beginner and I am looking for a good textbook, would you give some 
suggestions. THX

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