1. Get a flash image. These are in the form
of a something.cf. 

2. To put a flash image on a particular compact
flash card, you need to run the Windows program
called "mkcf", to turn it from a .cf file to
a .im file.

Why? Because EACH compact flash card has a different
number of usable sectors. The mkcf utility takes
as an argument the number of bytes on the flash card
you're copying to.

    mkcf someimage.cf someimage.im 32112640

will make someimage.im of that size. 

3. On Windows 98, the utility "gemulator explorer"
can burn a flash image with a USB flash burner. Maybe
dd on a unix box can do that, too.

4. Insert flash into unpowered audrey. Hold down
the power and calender buttons (top and bottom of
row on right) and power up. This should burn the
flash card onto the audrey. It takes a little 
while, and prints some text-mode messages while
you wait.


The flash image I got includes a "shell" button
in the Audrey Options panel. Yay!

5.
In Shell, you can telnet and ftp. Hooray. Ftp over
the file en_US_101.kbd, to replace /nto/photon/keyboard/en_US_101.kbd.
This maps control to copy and alt to paste. Snap shot is
the escape key.

6. in /config/rm-apps, vi it, and remove the -i 127.1 option
   from the line with kojak-slinger. Now you can access
   audrey's inbuilt web server from afar. 

7. edit /config/BROWSER_Use256Colors and change the
  single character "1" to "0" to get a better color depth.


8. To save off an audrey image to flash,
put in a flash card (32M)...

Type: cd /dev 
Type: cat fs0p0 fs0p1 > /dev/cf Which creates an
image that does not copy over the Audrey's Flash
Loader (fs0p2 is the Flash Loader/Restore code).
Theoretically this is safer since if you corrupt
the Flash Loader your Audrey is DEAD. Jayklm has
confirmed that this abbreviated image is shorter
and possibly safer.
 takes a few minutes.

remove cf card before powering down!