Loading Toradex Easy Installer
Introduction
The Toradex Easy Installer application runs completely in memory so that the complete internal flash can be erased, (re)partitioned, formatted, or written.
If your module does not boot to Toradex Easy Installer by default (for instance, it boots to Linux or WinCE instead), you will need to load it in memory from a host computer, using USB OTG in Recovery Mode.
Please, carefully read the below to understand the setup of how to load Toradex Easy Installer into the module.
Remarks about the recovery mode (USB OTG) approach:
- You need a regular USB to micro USB or USB to USB-C cable, and a carrier board that provides access to the USB OTG interface.
- There is no need to prepare an SD card or USB stick, you just need to run a loading script from your PC.
- It works with the computer on the module in any software state, including a module with a corrupted bootloader or root filesystem.
- You just need access to the hardware. Access to the bootloader or operating system is not strictly required, though it may simplify putting the module in recovery mode for some specific SoCs.
- Please avoid using a USB Hub between the PC and the USB OTG port.
- The process is executed through scripts for Windows or Linux environments. We don't recommend using Virtual Machines for this process.
The USB OTG approach establishes a connection between your development PC (Host) and the module (Client): A recovery script will be launched from your PC, which will automatically load and execute Toradex Easy Installer in the module.
Over this process, Toradex Easy Installer is first saved in the PC, loaded from there, and executed on the module's RAM.
There is an alternative method to the USB OTG approach, Load Easy Installer From External Media (SD Card/USB Stick), but it is an advanced use case not fully supported by Toradex. Before using it, make sure you understand and accept the risks.
Download Toradex Easy Installer
A release will be promoted to stable roughly six months after a release, only if no issues are reported or open. These timelines may vary and are not guaranteed. Otherwise, there will be another release fixing any open or reported issues.
See the revision history and roadmap for details:
The support for Colibri iMX6ULL 1GB eMMC was added to Toradex Easy Installer 5.4.0.
Stable Release
| Module | Download |
|---|---|
| Apalis iMX6 | Toradex Easy Installer |
| Apalis T30 | Toradex Easy Installer |
| Apalis TK1 | Toradex Easy Installer |
| Colibri iMX6 | Toradex Easy Installer |
| Colibri iMX6ULL | Toradex Easy Installer |
| Colibri iMX7 | Toradex Easy Installer |
Latest Release
Use the latest version from the tables below:
| OS Image | Version | Date | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apalis iMX6 | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 31.58 MiB |
| Apalis iMX8 | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 47.98 MiB |
| Apalis TK1 | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 34.69 MiB |
| Colibri iMX6 | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 31.56 MiB |
| Colibri iMX6ULL | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 32.46 MiB |
| Colibri iMX7 | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 32.49 MiB |
| Colibri iMX8X | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 47.67 MiB |
| Verdin iMX8M Mini | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 47.16 MiB |
| Verdin iMX8M Plus | 5.7.3+build.17 | 2023/07/27 | 47.43 MiB |
| OS Image | Version | Date | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apalis T30 | 2.4 | 2021/04/15 | 30.49 MiB |
Unzip the Zip file in a local directory on a Windows or Linux host.
Browse older releases
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.7.2+build.14
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.7.1+build.13
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.7.0+build.12
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.6.0+build.9
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.5.0+build.6
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.4.0+build.4
- Toradex Easy Installer 5.3.0+build.3
- Other older releases can be found in the legacy artifacts repository
Nightly Pre-release
Nightly builds are available from the tables below:
| OS Image | Version | Date | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apalis iMX6 | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 31.58 MiB |
| Apalis iMX8 | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 47.98 MiB |
| Apalis TK1 | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 34.69 MiB |
| Colibri iMX6 | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 31.56 MiB |
| Colibri iMX6ULL | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 32.46 MiB |
| Colibri iMX7 | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 32.49 MiB |
| Colibri iMX8X | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 47.67 MiB |
| Verdin iMX8M Mini | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 47.16 MiB |
| Verdin iMX8M Plus | 5.7.4-devel-20230917+build.494 | 2023/09/17 | 47.43 MiB |
| OS Image | Version | Date | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verdin AM62 | 6.4.0-devel-20230921+build.121 | 2023/09/21 | 42.95 MiB |
Unzip the Zip file in a local directory on a Windows or Linux host.
Production Version
The production version of Toradex Easy Installer in our modules are available from the table below:
| Module | Product | Toradex Easy Installer Version |
|---|---|---|
| Colibri iMX8 | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.6.0 |
| Colibri iMX6 | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.3.0 |
| Colibri iMX7 (eMMC flash memory) | 00391101 (eMMC flash memory) | Toradex Easy Installer 5.3.0+build.3 |
| Colibri iMX7 | All except 00391101 | Colibri-iMX7_ToradexEasyInstaller_1.8-20181019 |
| Colibri iMX6ULL (NAND flash memory) | All products | Colibri-iMX6ULL_ToradexEasyInstaller_1.8-20181019 |
| Colibri iMX6ULL (eMMC flash memory) | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.6.0 |
| Verdin iMX8M Mini | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.6.0 |
| Verdin iMX8M Plus | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.6.0 |
| Verdin AM62 | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - TBD |
| Apalis iMX8 | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.6.0 |
| Apalis iMX6 | All products | Toradex Easy Installer - 5.3.0 |
| Apalis TK1 | All products | Apalis-TK1_ToradexEasyInstaller_1.9-20200805 |
| Apalis T30 | All products | Apalis-T30_ToradexEasyInstaller_1.7-20180731 |
Loading Toradex Easy Installer
Cables Setup
Connect all the cables to your Carrier Board, as demonstrated on the Quickstart Guide for your Carrier Board. Don't forget to connect the display/monitor to the carrier board before power on. HDMI hotplug is not supported.
If don't have a display/monitor available, you can access the user interface remotely over the network using VNC.
Put your module in Recovery Mode
If you are using SoMs based on NVIDIA Tegra SoCs, see the Txx Recovery Mode article for information about how to put the device on Recovery Mode.
Select your computer on module from the tabs below:
Apalis iMX8
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Apalis Evaluation Board
Connect X49 or X50 (USBO1_CL/USBO1)
Ixora Carrier Board
Connect to X9 on the underside of the Carrier Board. Be sure to remove JP2 in order to be able to use X9 in OTG Client mode. Be sure nothing is plugged into the lower connector of X8.
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Using hardware mechanism
Ixora Carrier Board
Make sure the board is turned off.
Connect the 2 pads as shown in the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the pads connected for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the pads.
Other boards
Make sure the board is turned off.
Shorten the pads on the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on.
Apalis iMX6
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Apalis Evaluation Board
Connect X49 or X50 (USBO1_CL/USBO1)
Ixora Carrier Board
Connect to X9 on the underside of the Carrier Board. Be sure to remove JP2 in order to be able to use X9 in OTG Client mode. Be sure nothing is plugged into the lower connector of X8.
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Using hardware mechanism
Apalis Evaluation Board with Mezzanine
Make sure the board is turned off.
Press and hold the Recovery Mode button (SW2)
- Power on the board while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 6 seconds further.
Ixora Carrier Board
Make sure the board is turned off.
Connect the 2 pads as shown in the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the pads connected for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the pads.
Other Boards
Make sure the board is turned off.
Shorten the pads on the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on.
Using a command in the bootloader
Connect the serial port UART1 of the carrier board with your host computer.
- Apalis Evaluation Board
Depending on JP10/12 connect the serial debug console to the lower X28 using a null modem RS-232 cable or X29 using a regular USB cable.
- Ixora Carrier Board
Connect the serial debug console to X22 using a null modem RS-232 cable and a 10 pin IDC to 9 pin D-sub male connector (DTK or Intel standard).
Open a terminal on your host computer (115200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop, no hardware/software flow control).
Power cycle the board and immediately press [space] on the terminal
If you are using U-Boot you should see the U-Boot banner and the prompt
Apalis iMX6 #, in this case, type on the U-Boot command line:> bmode usbIf you are using Eboot you should see a menu, in this case, type 'X' to enter the bootloader console, then on the Eboot command line:
> bootfrom USB
> reboot
Colibri iMX8X
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Colibri Evaluation Board
Plug a USB 2.0 Type-B to Type-A cable into the X29 connector (USB_CL) or a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X30 connector (USB_OTG).
Iris Carrier Board
Plug a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X12 connector (close to the Ethernet input).
Aster Carrier Board
Plug a (second) USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X10 connector. Be sure that nothing is plugged at the lower connector of X9.
Make sure that no SD card is in the SD card slot
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Using hardware mechanism
Colibri Evaluation Board
- Make sure the board is turned off.
- Press and hold the Recovery Mode button (SW9)
- Power on the board while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 6 seconds further.
Iris Carrier Board
Make sure the board is turned off.
Connect the 2 pads (Pins 1 and 2 from JP1) as shown in the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on.
Aster Carrier Board and Other Carrier Boards
Make sure the board is turned off.
Shorten the pads on the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on.
Colibri iMX6
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Colibri Evaluation Board
Plug a USB 2.0 Type-B to Type-A cable into the X29 connector (USB_CL) or a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X30 connector (USB_OTG).
Iris Carrier Board
Plug a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X12 connector (close to the Ethernet input).
Aster Carrier Board
Plug a (second) USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X10 connector. Be sure that nothing is plugged at the lower connector of X9.
Make sure that no SD card is in the SD card slot
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Using hardware mechanism
Make sure the board is turned off.
Shorten the pads on the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on
Using a command in the bootloader
Connect the serial port UART_A of the carrier board with your host computer.
Colibri Evaluation Board
Depending on JP17/19 (and JP20/JP21 if you use a Carrier Board with V3.2 and later) connect the serial debug console to the bottom X25 using a null modem RS-232 cable or X27 using a regular USB cable.
Iris Carrier Board
Connect the serial debug console to X13 using a null modem RS-232 cable and a 10 pin IDC to 9 pin D-sub male connector (DTK or Intel standard).
Open a terminal on your host computer (115200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop, no hardware/software flow control).
Power cycle the board and immediately press [space] on the terminal
If you are using U-Boot you should see the U-Boot banner and the prompt
Colibri iMX6 #, in this case, type on the U-Boot command line:> bmode usbIf you are using Eboot you should see a menu, in this case, type 'X' to enter the bootloader console, then on the Eboot command line:
> bootfrom USB
> reboot
Colibri iMX7
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
Colibri iMX7 Solo/Dual 256/512MB V1.1A and older are not supported by Toradex Easy Installer.
Colibri iMX7 Dual 1GB V1.1A and newer are using an eMMC flash and are supported by Toradex Easy Installer 1.2, 1.3 and 1.6 or newer.
Toradex Easy Installer 1.4 and 1.5 did now work reliably with these modules.
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Colibri Evaluation Board
Plug a USB 2.0 Type-B to Type-A cable into the X29 connector (USB_CL) or a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X30 connector (USB_OTG).
Iris Carrier Board
Plug a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X12 connector (close to the Ethernet input).
Aster Carrier Board
Plug a (second) USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X10 connector. Be sure that nothing is plugged at the lower connector of X9.
Make sure that no SD card is in the SD card slot
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Colibri Evaluation Board
- Make sure the board is turned off.
- Press and hold the Recovery Mode button (SW9)
- Power on the board while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 6 seconds further.
Iris Carrier Board
Make sure the board is turned off.
Connect the 2 pads (Pins 1 and 2 from JP1) as shown in the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the pads connected for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the pads. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on
Aster Carrier Board and Other Carrier Boards
- Make sure the board is turned off.
- Shorten the pads on the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on
Colibri iMX6ULL
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
Colibri iMX6ULL 512MB Wi-Fi/Bluetooth are only supported by Toradex Easy Installer 1.3 and newer.
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Colibri Evaluation Board
Plug a USB 2.0 Type-B to Type-A cable into the X29 connector (USB_CL) or a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X30 connector (USB_OTG).
Iris Carrier Board
Plug a USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X12 connector (close to the Ethernet input).
Aster Carrier Board
Plug a (second) USB Micro B to Type-A cable into the X10 connector. Be sure that nothing is plugged at the lower connector of X9.
Make sure that no SD card is in the SD card slot
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Using hardware mechanism
Colibri Evaluation Board
- Make sure the board is turned off.
- Press and hold the Recovery Mode button (SW9)
- Power on the board while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 6 seconds further.
Iris Carrier Board
Make sure the board is turned off.
Connect the 2 pads (Pins 1 and 2 from JP1) as shown in the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the pads connected for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the pads. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on
Aster Carrier Board and Other Carrier Boards
- Make sure the board is turned off.
- Shorten the pads on the picture: you can use scissors, tweezers, a paper clip or whatever you have at hand to short circuit the pads. You should not make a permanent short-circuit by e.g. soldering the pads together.
- Power on the board and keep the short circuit for more than 6 seconds, only after that, remove the short circuit. The short circuit should be held only while the board is turning on
Using a command in the bootloader
Connect the serial port UART_A of the carrier board with your host computer.
Colibri Evaluation Board
Depending on JP17/19 (and JP20/JP21 if you use a Carrier Board with V3.2 and later) connect the serial debug console to the bottom X25 using a null modem RS-232 cable or X27 using a regular USB cable.
Iris Carrier Board
Connect the serial debug console to X13 using a null modem RS-232 cable and a 10 pin IDC to 9 pin D-sub male connector (DTK or Intel standard).
Open a terminal on your host computer (115200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop, no hardware/software flow control).
Power cycle the board and immediately press [space] on the terminal
If you are using U-Boot you should see the U-Boot banner and the prompt
Colibri iMX6ULL #, in this case, type on the U-Boot command line:
> bmode usb
Verdin SoM Family
Follow precautions for handling electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD)
The Verdin Family Specification defines an always compatible recovery mode pin on the edge connector of the SoM. The method for entering recovery mode on all Verdin SoMs is the same.
Connect the Module to your Development PC
Connect the Carrier Board USB OTG port to your Linux or Windows host machine
Verdin Development Board
Plug a USB Type-C to Type-A cable into the X34 connector.
Dahlia Carrier Board
Plug a USB Type-C to Type-A cable into the X3 connector.
Yavia Carrier Board
Plug a USB Type-C to Type-A cable into the J7 connector.
Enter recovery mode
Some rare cases with specific combinations of HW requires that you remove the USB or HDMI cables due to backfeeding to complete a proper power-cycle. If you cannot enter recovery mode for the second try in a row, consider disconnecting and reconnecting all of the cables or even remove the SoM from the carrier board and shorten all its pins.
Using hardware mechanism
For the Verdin Computer on Modules, there is just one way to enter Recovery Mode, which is by the dedicated recovery pin (SODIMM pin 246), which needs to be pulled down with ≤1kΩ during the initial power on (cold boot) of the module.
Toradex carrier boards for Verdin come with a dedicated button to manipulate the Recovery Mode mechanism, which is described in detail below for each available model.
Verdin Development Board
Make sure the board is turned off.
Press and Hold the Recovery Mode Button (SW3)
- Power on the board, pressing the ON/OFF Button (SW2) while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 10 seconds further. Only after that, release the Recovery Mode Button (SW3)
Dahlia
Make sure the board is turned off. Make sure that the JP3 jumper is opened.
Press and hold the Recovery Mode Button (SW5).
- Power on the board, pressing the ON/OFF Button (SW3) while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 10 seconds further. Only after that, release the Recovery Mode Button (SW5).
Yavia
Make sure the board is turned off.
Press and hold the Recovery Mode Button (B3).
- Power on the board, plugging the power supply cable into the power input (J1) while keeping the Recovery Mode button pressed for 10 seconds further. Only after that, release the Recovery Mode Button (B3).
Other Boards
Custom-made carrier boards for Verdin SoMs shall expose in its design access to the SODIMM Pin 246 present in the module in a way that, if necessary, this signal can be pulled down with ≤1kΩ during the initial power on (cold boot) of the module. For further information, check the Recovery Mode section of your SoM datasheet.
With that, a process similar to the ones presented previously can be followed:
Make sure the board is turned off.
Pull down SODIMM Pin 246 with ≤1kΩ
Power on the board and keep the pull-down at SODIMM Pin 246 with ≤1kΩ for more than 10. seconds. Only after that, remove the pull-down at SODIMM Pin 246.
There are no available pads on the Verdin SoMs to enter Recovery Mode. SODIMM Pin 246 is the only supported method, so your design may take this into consideration!
To check if your Computer on Module has entered recovery mode correctly, you can compare the output of lsusb on your computer before and after entering recovery mode. A new entry will be present if the procedure has been successful.
Don't expect any menu on the Display/Monitor at this moment. The Tezi GUI will only show up after the software be loaded on the next step.
Load Toradex Easy Installer through the USB OTG interface
Unzip the Toradex Easy Installer package you downloaded at the beginning of the article, change to this directory, and use one of the following scripts on the host machine to load and execute the tool through USB OTG interface:
Linux
$ cd <unzipped directory>
$ ./recovery-linux.sh
Windows
$ cd <unzipped directory>
$ recovery-windows.bat
Apalis TK1 does not have a script for Windows. If you want to load Toradex Easy Installed on an Apalis TK1 module, use a Linux PC.
This process might cause multiple device detections on Windows. Avoid using virtualization since the individual re-enumerated USB devices get not routed through to the virtual machine guest automatically.
During the recovery process, the module connected via USB may re-enumerate several times.
If downloading gets stuck or fails with an error, try starting over from the recovery mode article.
Using Toradex Easy Installer
After loading the Toradex Easy Installer into the module's RAM memory, the Tezi GUI will show up in your Display/Monitor.
This process does not write the Toradex Easy Installer to flash. You will have to redo these steps if you power off your module.
You are ready to install images using the tool. See the Toradex Easy Installer article for instructions on how to proceed.