Write the image: sudo dd bs=1m if=PATH/flash.Disconnect then reconnect the reader (above command seemed to eject the SD card).Without unmounting the SD card, run: sudo diskutil partitionDisk /dev/disk2 1 MBR "Free Space" "%noformat%" 100%.Insert card into reader and connect reader to laptop.No matter what, dd failed with "Operation not permitted". I had trouble getting those instructions to work with my card/reader. Writing Image to SD CardTo write the image to an SD card I consulted the documentation at.
Resulting in a flash.img file in the same location as the ffu. DeviceCodenameArchitectureUSB NetFlashingTouchScr. From the IoT Core download page you can obtain an iso file containing an msi that by default installs the image to:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft IoT\FFU\RaspberryPi2\flash.ffuįfu2img ( ) can be used to convert the ffu to an img file usable with dd found on OSX (and Linux, etc.).Įnsure you're using Python 2.7 and convert the image: Image PreparationMicrosoft has some docs about using dism instead of Dashboard. Wasn't able to get a Windows 10 VM in VirtualBox to recognize the SD card slot in my adapter (the otherwise fantastic Satechi type-C multi-port adapater), so started looking for how to flash the image without using IoT Core Dashboard. My development machine is a 15" Macbook Pro running OSX High Sierra (10.3.2). Following up on my last post, finally got around to trying to install IoT Core on my actual Raspberry Pi device:
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