HOW TO FLASH

[HOW TO FLASH] how to flash Xsarius PURE HD SE

The Xsarius PURE HD SE is a popular, compact Enigma2 receiver. Much like other Xsarius models, the flashing process is reliable as long as your USB folder structure is exactly right.

Preparation

  1. USB Drive: Use a FAT32 formatted USB stick. For these SE models, a smaller USB 2.0 drive (4GB or 8GB) is often more compatible than larger USB 3.0/3.1 drives.

  2. The Files: Extract your image (e.g., OpenATV, PurE2). You must see a folder named xsarius and inside that, a subfolder named purehdse.

  3. Correct Path: Copy the xsarius folder to the root of the USB.

    • Path: USB -> xsarius -> purehdse -> (files like 'kernel.bin', 'rootfs.bin')


Flashing Steps

  1. Power Off: Turn off the receiver using the power switch at the back (or unplug the power adapter).

  2. Insert USB: Plug your prepared USB stick into the rear USB port.

  3. Power On: Flip the power switch to ON.

  4. The Trigger: Look at the front panel LED.

    • When the LED starts flashing or the TV displays a prompt to update, press the Power Button on the front panel of the receiver.

  5. Flashing Process: The LED will blink at a different rhythm (usually faster) to indicate it is writing the data.

  6. Completion: Once the process is finished, the receiver will automatically reboot.

  7. Finalize: Unplug the USB stick as soon as the boot logo appears on your TV to avoid accidental re-flashing.


Troubleshooting

  • Box boots normally: If the receiver ignores the USB, ensure the folder is named purehdse and not just purehd. Also, try a different USB port or a different brand of USB stick.

  • Automatic Flash: If you find it hard to catch the button-press timing, rename the noforce file inside the purehdse folder to force. This will make the box flash automatically upon power-up.


The flashing process should take approximately two to four minutes to complete, while the receiver
is being flashed it is vitally important that you DO NOT power the receiver down for any reason as
this can cause serious and or permanent damage.