If however you used the “ …” button next to the “ IMG file:” field, then no file dialog will appear and the file selected there will be used instead (practical if you’d like to flash the same image more than once). In the “ Pi-Ingredients: IMG Recipe” section, one can flash an IMG file to your SD-Card.Ĭlicking the “ IMG to SD-Card” button will open a dialog, asking you to select an IMG file or a compressed IMG file (ZIP, 7Zip, GZip). Simply put: unzip the NOOBS ZIP file and drag the files on the SD-Card and boot your Raspberry Pi with this SD-Card. More details about NOOBS can be found on the Raspberry website or in “ How to get an Operating System on a SD-Card” article. This will first erase the entire disk, create one single partition ( MBR) and format it FAT-32 so it will be ready for NOOBS use. How to create a NOOBS SD-CardĪfter clicking the desired device, click the “ Prep NOOBS Card” button in the “ Pi-Ingredients: NOOBS recipe” section.

The list can be refreshed by clicking the refresh button (top right) and a selected device can be ejected by using the eject button (bottom right). The device is indicated as the actual device name (i.e. This can be a SD-Card in the card reader in your Mac or an USB-Card reader. The “ Pi-Crust: Possible SD-Cards” section shows a list of possible SD-Card devices. ApplePi-Baker – New authentication window Selecting your SD-Card

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