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Update instructions for ODROID M1 Petitboot update (#3317)

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## eMMC
eMMC boot via on-board bootloader requires the latest version of Petitboot
(spiboot 20230328). To install the latest version download the SPI boot image
eMMC boot via on-board bootloader requires a newer version of Petitboot
(spiboot 20230328 or later). To install the latest version download the SPI boot image
from [linuxfactory.or.kr][1] as follows:
1. Download `spiupdate_odroidm1_20220304.img.xz`
1. Download `spiupdate_odroidm1_20240415.img.xz`
2. Use balenaEtcher or another tool to flash the updater onto an SD card
3. Download `spiboot-20230328.img`
4. Rename the `spiboot-20230328.img` file to`spiboot.img`.
3. Download `spiboot-20240109.img`
4. Rename the `spiboot-20240109.img` file to`spiboot.img`.
5. Paste the `spiboot.img` file onto the FAT partition of that same SD card.
6. Plug-in that SD card to your ODROID-M1. Petitboot will update itself, you can verify the progress on the HDMI output.
7. If you see the version 20230328 in the top right corner, the installation was successful.
* If you see any other version there, the installation failed.
7. If you see the version 20240109 in the top left corner, the installation was successful.\
If you see any other version there, the installation failed.
Once Petitboot is updated you can flash Home Assistant OS directly onto an eMMC.