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rkaczorek / astroberry-server

Astroberry Server is a ready to use system for Raspberry Pi for controlling all your astronomy equipment
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sudo command error #153

Open jLadd42 opened 3 years ago

jLadd42 commented 3 years ago

When trying to flash Astroberry Image file using "sudo dd if=astroberry-server_2.0.3.img of=/dev/Astroberry bs=8M status=progress" I get the Terminal error message "dd: bs: illegal numeric value". Copy/Paste the terminal error message from the Terminal gets:

sudo-dd_error

Being a noob to Astroberry, Github, etc. I have no clue what the last means. How do I fix the bs=8M numeric value?

Thanks

rkaczorek commented 3 years ago

On what system are you running this command?

jLadd42 commented 3 years ago

My bad, thought I included that: 2019 iMac desktop using Terminal (V2.11(404)) running ZSH.

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On what system are you running this command?

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rkaczorek commented 3 years ago

I'm not mac user so I will not help too much here. Anyway you can actually skip the last two parameters and run just this: sudo dd if=astroberry-server_2.0.3.img of=/dev/sdX or you can use any gui tool to flash SD card e.g. Raspberry Pi Imager from here