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| − | ==How to | + | ==How to burn an SD image on Mac OS== |
| − | + | *Run Disk Utility | |
| + | *Insert the SD card where you will burn the image | ||
| + | *Check in Disk Utility the disk Number | ||
| + | *Eject the SD partition | ||
| + | *Open a terminal and type matching the Number, the path and name of the image | ||
| + | *sudo dd if=///dir_path/input_image.img of=/dev/rdiskNumber bs=1m | ||
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| + | ==How to backup a Raspberry SD card== | ||
*Run Disk Utility | *Run Disk Utility | ||
*Insert the SD card | *Insert the SD card | ||
*Check in Disk Utility the disk Number | *Check in Disk Utility the disk Number | ||
*Eject the SD partition | *Eject the SD partition | ||
| − | *sudo dd if=///dir_path/ | + | *Open a terminal and type matching the Number path and name of the image |
| − | + | *sudo dd if=/dev/rdiskNumber of=///dir_path/output_image.img bs=1m | |
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| + | ==How to shrink a Raspberry Pi image== | ||
*In Ubuntu: | *In Ubuntu: | ||
*sudo apt-get install dcfldd | *sudo apt-get install dcfldd | ||
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*More info: | *More info: | ||
*https://github.com/aoakley/cotswoldjam/tree/master/raspbian-shrink | *https://github.com/aoakley/cotswoldjam/tree/master/raspbian-shrink | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:13, 21 November 2022
How to burn an SD image on Mac OS
- Run Disk Utility
- Insert the SD card where you will burn the image
- Check in Disk Utility the disk Number
- Eject the SD partition
- Open a terminal and type matching the Number, the path and name of the image
- sudo dd if=///dir_path/input_image.img of=/dev/rdiskNumber bs=1m
How to backup a Raspberry SD card
- Run Disk Utility
- Insert the SD card
- Check in Disk Utility the disk Number
- Eject the SD partition
- Open a terminal and type matching the Number path and name of the image
- sudo dd if=/dev/rdiskNumber of=///dir_path/output_image.img bs=1m
How to shrink a Raspberry Pi image
- In Ubuntu:
- sudo apt-get install dcfldd
- sudo ./raspbian-shrink -f -m 1024 /home/interactionstation/Desktop/player_sync_stretch_empty_spaces_fixed.img /home/interactionstation/Desktop/videosyncfinal.img
- More info:
- https://github.com/aoakley/cotswoldjam/tree/master/raspbian-shrink