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@Maurizio Finesso@John Taylor@SteeMan I've had success using USB stick instead of SD Card (see my post on 1st page), however now the BOOT Fat32 partition was hidden for some reason, I used DiskGenius to unhide it. I didn't test this on the tv box yet. This also goes against what is being said in this thread (that there are no more Fat32 paritions visible in Windows) from this thread: EDIT2: USB stick works, however I'm having trouble with "USB device not recognized" on Windows, and I can' seem to be able to fix it with gparted for example, as it keeps disconnecting, so YMMW.

Maybe something isn't right... EDIT: keep reading that thread, USB does have Fat32 partition but it's hidden for some reason, while SD Cards have broken partitions.

@SteeMan There is definitely something not right with current images, as the user above reported, I used Win32DiskImager to see if BalenaEtcher was the culprit. This shot is from PuppyLinux, but ext2fsd in Windows also shows RAW partitions. Naturally, W10 doesn't see anything. NOTE: the image burnt to SD Card was made in W10.