Win32 Disk Imager alternative for Mac (How to use Apple-Pi Baker)
Win32 Disk Imager is a utility used to write img files to SD and USB memory devices, and up until now I was not aware of a GUI (graphical user interface) alternative for macOS.
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Win32 Disk Imager on Windows 8.1 |
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ApplePi-Baker for macOS |
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First enter the Admin Password in ApplePi-Baker (this is your Mac password). |
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Select the USB/SD card you wish to burn the IMG file to |
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Select the .img, .zip, .7z, or .gzip file and click Done |
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The progress meter will begin to move instantaneously |
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It will begin to image the file to the SD card or USB drive and give an estimated time until it is finished along with the transfer speeds. |
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The USB or SD Card is now ready to be booted! |
If you need more help: (These are all guides from Fitzsimmons Weekly)
How to Access the Boot Menu - LinkHow to Install Chromium OS - Link
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