Sd card etcher mac os#
Insert the SD memory card in your Mac OS system.It is the similar process that we have seen for the Linux OS but has some different command names. Clone Raspberry Pi SD Card on Mac OSĪt last, I will describe how you can duplicate the content of a Pi SD card on your Mac system.
A message will be displayed after the writing process is done. Otherwise, you may lose all your content from the system, and the SD may be corrupted. Sudo dd if=~/raspberry_clone.img of=/dev/sda2 Make sure that the partitions are unmounted on the memory cardĦ) Enter the command below to write the copied data to the SD card which is to be cloned Sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=~/raspberry_clone.imgĤ) You will see a message displayed on the terminal windows with the total records of in/out and the size of data copied in the fileĥ) Now, remove the original SD card and insert the card on which you want to create the backup. It will start cloning the data off your memory card to the specified folder name with. It may look like /dev/sda followed by the storage size of your SD cardģ) Now, enter the command below in the terminal. If you are a fan of Linux and want to clone your Pi SD card using some command lines, then follow the process below:ġ) Open the command terminal and enter ‘sudo fdisk –l.’Ģ) Look for your memory card name indicating with a little less memory space than originally mentioned by the manufacturer (that’s obvious).
Sd card etcher how to#
Step-14: Remove the memory card and keep it at safe place for future use How to Clone a Raspberry Pi SD Card on Linux It can take a while to duplicate the data Step-13: Wait until the process is finished. Step-12: Select the drive of your inserted SD card and choose ‘Write’ button
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