

To start programming please proceed with installing the Xamarin Studio Add-in.

Where disk1 is the correct device and the r in front of the disk1 device “path” indicates raw access, if r is omitted writing will take forever.Īfter a few minuets writing should be completed and a FAT drive should appear and you can proceed to the next step.
HOW TO MAKE A BOOTABLE SD CARD FOR MAC MAC OS
On Mac OS however use the following line sudo dd if=imagefile.img of=/dev/rdisk1 bs=1m sudo dd if=imagefile.img of=/dev/sdb bs=1m On Linux type the command shown below using the correct device “path” instead of sbd. Where /dev/disk1 is device “path” that you located above. On Linux while Mac users should write diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk1 Unmount the SD Card by writing unmountDisk /dev/disk1 Once you have the correct device proceed with unpacking the downloaded file by writing gunzip imagefile.gz When doing this the SD card will be formated and this can not be undone – Entering the wrong device could erase your harddisk so please double-check. It is important that device is correct since you are about to write a new partition table on the SD card. If you are in doubt list the devices before and after inserting the SD card so you can compare the two tables. Remember to check that the device matches what you know about the card – like its size (4.0GB), partition type and so on. On my Mac the SD card was located at /dev/disk1 but on Linux this could something like /dev/sbd. Based on the information listed determine the device “path” of the SD card. While Mac OS users should type diskutil list When the image has been downloaded open a terminal and navigate to the folder where you downloaded the image.

HOW TO MAKE A BOOTABLE SD CARD FOR MAC HOW TO
The steps below will show you how to extract the firmware image to a Micro SD card. This guide will show you how to create a bootable MonoBrick firmware SD card using Mac OS or Linux.
