Last updated: 04NOV2020 (see Changelog for details)
Once you have your RG350 for a while, you might become smitten with it. And if you find yourself falling in love with its scrappy underdog character, you might want to buy it something nice to show your affection. Fear not, I’ve written up a whole list of stuff that will enhance your RG350 experience. So without further ado, let’s dive in.
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Last updated 08SEP2020 (see Changelog for details)
The easiest way to access the internal microSD card (“TF1”) on your RG350 device is to simply pull it out of the device and plug it into a Linux computer. But what if you have the original RG350, and you don’t want to remove its backing to get at the internal firmware card? Or what if you don’t have a Linux computer, but still want to access the file system?
This guide will walk you through accessing your RG350 microSD cards through the USB connection. This process is mostly essential if you have the original RG350, and can also save you time if you are using the updated RG350M or RG350P models.
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Last updated 28NOV2020 (see Changelog for details)
Hey, congratulations! Your shiny new RG350 device just arrived on your doorstep. You’ve opened the box, excitedly opened the “Quick Start Guide” and “User Manual” that came with the device…and were immediately disappointed. They’re not great. So instead of having to struggle through those documents, I’ve created this handy guide which will get you up and running in no time.
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