Index of /packages/imager

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	IMAGER-0.2-ghunt-X11_and_vpn-180907-1026-g29b32dd.img	07-Sep-2018 14:00	112M
	README.html	08-Sep-2018 17:27	3.3K
	mydata.tgz	07-Sep-2018 13:40	237K
	mydata.txt	27-Jul-2018 23:14	226
	old/	08-Sep-2018 17:27	-

Put IMAGER on a USB Stick—to copy Internet-in-a-Box microSD cards!

• IMAGER makes it easy to back up, shrink (truncate) and copy Internet-in-a-Box microSD cards, on almost any Windows computer.
  • Amazingly, IMAGER even allows you to copy to microSD cards that are “just a bit too small” (a godsend when each manufacturer’s microSD card is a slightly different size, which prevents other copying tools from working!)
  • IMAGER can be converted to run on Mac computers if the need is very strong.
  • On the Linux OS, please use the dd, min-sd and cp-sd commands (min-sd is the underlying magic that shrinks or truncates microSD cards, without any data loss).
• DOWNLOAD the most recent IMAGER from download.iiab.io/packages/imager. Depending on the speed of your Internet, this could take a while (IMAGER is about 112 MB).
• Use Etcher.io or sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager to flash (burn) the downloaded .img file onto a USB stick—remember that all prior USB stick data will be lost.
• Make sure that your Windows computer’s BIOS is set to boot USB devices first.
  • Setting the BIOS may require that you strike the ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F12, or Delete key—just after you power on the computer.
  • Look for a BIOS setting called “boot options” or “boot order”, and make sure the USB stick/drive/device comes first.
• Put the USB stick into your Windows computer, then turn on the computer.
  • After a short time you should see the colorful boot process of Tiny Core Linux, and eventually the IMAGER menu as shown in IMAGER’s GET STARTED GUIDE.
  • Begin copying Internet-in-a-Box microSD cards :-)
  • Kindly provide feedback to help schools, libaries & clinics around the world improve on this humanitarian work, Thank You! Source code is here, for those able to contribute even more directly.