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ISS TRACKING PROGRAM FOR MAC INSTALL
ISS TRACKING PROGRAM FOR MAC CODE
ISS TRACKING PROGRAM FOR MAC ZIP

When it finishes, eject the SD card and re-insert it into your ISS-Above.

This time, click “Write” to write the image to the SD card.

Select your device from the Device dropdown just as you did before.

Open Win32DiskImager again and browse for your image file you saved previously.

Insert the SD card back into your computer.

ISS TRACKING PROGRAM FOR MAC CODE

Now, if anything ever goes wrong with the ISS-Above code image you can restore your fully-set-up image using the reverse instructions:P

When it’s done creating the image file (it may take as long as 10 minutes), you can eject your SD card and put it back in your ISS-Above/Raspberry Pi.

The program will begin reading the card.

Click the “Read” button to create the image file from your card.

Under the “Device” box, select the drive letter for your SD card.

For example, I put mine in C:\Users\Liam\images\issabove.img In the “Image File” box, enter the path of your soon-to-be image file.

ISS TRACKING PROGRAM FOR MAC INSTALL

Download and Install Win32DiskImager (If you’re on OS X or Linux, you’ll have to use the dd command as described here instead of these steps).INSTRUCTIONS FOR WINDOWS COMPUTERSĬloning the SD card is simple. If you need to RESTORE your ISS-ABOVE code, click here. Instructions for Windows and Macs are below.

ISS TRACKING PROGRAM FOR MAC ZIP

You will need 8GB of space for the backup – although you can Zip (compress) the backup file for safekeeping and the file will be about 800Mb in size). This will only take 10 minutes and is HIGHLY recommended (otherwise tears and upset might be in your future). This will allow you to quickly restore the setup to your SD Card if it ever gets corrupted. although you can Zip (compress) the backup file for safekeeping and the file will be about 800Mb in size).īacking up your SD card image is the SMARTEST thing you can ever do. You will need 8GB of space for the backup (the size of the SD card) The best solution is to clone / backup the SD card to your computer. If the power is lost suddenly this can (sometimes) corrupt the SD card containing the ISS-Above code). Just like any computer – they don’t like it when the power is just pulled from them without doing an orderly shutdown. As you will have already found out the Raspberry Pi (the computer at the heart of the ISS-Above) does not come with an on-off switch.