How to set up a sd card for a Raspberry pi on a Mac

On this episode of Crazy Will Tech Show I show you how to set up a sd card for a Raspberry pi on a Mac. I use a Mac computer using terminal to set up your sd card for your raspberry ip. You can also use this technique to install any of the operations on your pi.

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[arthurod]

Im starting the adventure to have my own NAS and a smart connected house and I just wanted to tell you your videos are great and fun ! You explain it well and helped me a lot ! Blue thumb. Keep doin it. And where did you get those glasses ? lol

[ipan]

Please do one to show us how to connect small LCDs to raspberry pi pins

[LAOCGT]

Great video Will! Getting into the RPi world now and would be great if you can create more material about it. It very easy to follow with your videos!
I have a question, I noticed that you formatted the SD card as exFAT, but the Raspberry Pi community instruct to use FAT32, claiming that the CPU doesn't boot exFAT disk format. Did you have any issues with the exFAT? What are the pros/cons of doing either way?
Thanks and good job with the videos!

[MyFragranceTrail]

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[wildman]

I did everything as you did, but my 32gb sd card says it’s only got 29mb left. How do I get all the useable space on my card?

[random_but_cool]

I would’ve never known how to do this in years

[lucavanoossanen]

I'M YOUR BIGGEST FAN!!!! THANK YOU.

[radicom]

There is a much easier way than demonstrated. Use the on the Mac the Program Etcher and... presto, flash the image from the desktop in a couple of minutes on the chip.

[gurss]

What size SD card do you recommend? Does the software automatically update itself?

[krazygreekguy]

Hi I was following your tutorial, but for whatever reason, nothing happened after I entered the command in terminal. Does it matter if I was running homebridge on my Mac before I ran that command in terminal? I waited a while, then closed terminal, re-opened it, and copied-pasted the command and hit enter again, but still nothing happened. What can I try next?

[_marcobaez]

Lol why are all Raspberry Pi tutorials so strange xD

[dawid_dahl]

You should probably tell people they shouldn’t use your own path ”WGDesign, etc...” in the terminal command.

[sirsausagedog]

it just says no file of that name exists