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sidebar_label: 'Boot the Mars'
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# Boot the Mars
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# Boot Mars from microSD card
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## Prepare
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- HDMI cable
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## Download images and tools
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- Download the system image from [Official Image](https://milkv.io/docs/mars/resources/image).
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- Download the flash tool, [balenaEtcher](https://etcher.balena.io/) or [Rufus](https://rufus.ie/en/).
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## Write images
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## Burn image
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Here are the steps for using balenaEtcher.
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- Click **Flash from file**
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## Power on
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Connect the Mars with a Type-C cable using an adapter (5V) and a HDMI cable to screen.
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Insert the microSD card with the burned firmware into the Mars microSD card slot. Use an adapter (5V) to connect Mars via a Type-C cable. Mars will automatically power on and the red power LED on the board will light up. After the system starts successfully, the green status LED on the board will flash.
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When the system boots up, the screen Mars is connected to will show the Debian desktop.
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If an HDMI monitor is connected, the Debian desktop will be displayed after booting.
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