06-30-2016, 12:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-30-2016, 12:53 AM by nielsnuebel.)
For Mac-User:
then leave it alone, we’ll need this later on
(or the name you obtained above)
Please double check this step, wrong operations may result in a wiped hard disk!
(You can also drag&drop the .img file on the terminal instead writing the full path)
or how your card is named
- Go to http://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/Pine_A6...ge_Release
- Choose the right image for your MicroSD Card (Android 5.1.1 Image (LCD Panel Video Output) Release 20160603), just click on it and it will start download immediately
- Once download has finished, you’ll have a zip file
- You can open it with StuffIt Expander , just unzip it and you’ll have an .img file ready to be copied
- Open a terminal window and type
Quote:df -h
then leave it alone, we’ll need this later on
- Insert your SD Card
- Initialize your SD Card with Disk Utility, selecting “Erase” from the “Erase” tab (i used MS-DOS FAT)
please note: every data on Micro SD card will be lost!
- Go back to the terminal and type again
Quote:df -h
- Now you should see your SD Card, take note of the name (e.g. /dev/disk2s1 )
- Unmount your SD Card using the following command:
Quote:sudo diskutil unmount /dev/disk2s1
(or the name you obtained above)
- Start copying your Image file to the SD Card.
Please double check this step, wrong operations may result in a wiped hard disk!
Quote:sudo dd bs=1m if=[img_file_path] of=/dev/[sd_name]
(You can also drag&drop the .img file on the terminal instead writing the full path)
- Wait a long time for the process to finish
- Unmount the SD Card with
Quote:sudo diskutil eject /dev/rdisk3
or how your card is named
- Done! Insert your newly created MicroSD Card in your Pine 64 and power it up!