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Hello all
This project made my soul sing, having grown up it all these wonderful devices I could not help but trying it out, but I have hit a snag.
Using Debian (7.7), how do I best go about burning the image to my 16Gb SD card, I have downloaded the RetroPieImage_ver2.3.img and tried the following : Omnigraffle pro 6 6 download free.
Searched the forums for 'linux burn howto' 'dd command' 'unetbootin howto' and more without finding what I'm after.
Tried DD'ing the image to my SD card like this : Directv watch tv.
Magic mouse right click. dd if= of= bs=
source :
/home/martinsson/Downloads/RetroPieImage_ver2.3.imgtarget :
/dev/sdb1dd if=/home/martinsson/Downloads/RetroPieImage_ver2.3.img of=/dev/sdb1
And it worked – but the raspberry does not boot up.
I also tried unetbootin (in vine) which also worked, but with the same result, no boot up.
When looking at the SD card in the thunar file manager i see all the right files for a linux distro (have seen alot of them). Autocrypt 2 4.
Free red white and blue slots. I have tried formating the SD card to both EXT2 and EXT3 in Gparted before burning the image using the diffrent methods above, no luck though.
I can't rule out hardware failure on the RP, or insuficient powersupply (have tried alot of different methods though, TV's USB, cellphone charger etc.)
Further thoughts are the DD command, i left out the bs= part of it, maybe that's it.
Any suggestions from you linux users out there would be great.
Thanks for a cool project and making it available to us!
the image contains partitions and should be written to the main sdcard block device device, not a partition of said device. so if you device is /dev/sdb it should be written to that not /dev/sdb1
sdb1 would have been partition 1 of an existing partition table on the sdcard.
However I recommend to avoid accidents you use dd if=image of=/dev/disk/by-id/YOURUSBDEVICE (so you don't overwrite a system disk or something)
for example on my system cards in my sdcard reader will show up as
/dev/disk/by-id/usb-Generic_Storage_Device_00000000000006-0:0
(with existing partitions having -part1 and -part2 appended)Glad you got it sorted :)
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