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=== Coming Soon ===
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Tinkla Buddy is now in beta stage. Info coming soon!
  
  
On Windows PCs you can use Win32DiskImager to create to burn the image to the SD card for your Tinkla Buddy.
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=== Creating the SD card ===
On Linux flavors you can just use the dd command.
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* On Windows PCs you can use [[/files/win32diskimager.rar|Win32DiskImager]] to create to burn the image to the SD card for your Tinkla Buddy.
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* On Linux flavors (including Mac OS) you can just use the dd command.
 
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dd if=tinkla_buddy.img of=/dev/dse
 
dd if=tinkla_buddy.img of=/dev/dse
</source> where tinkla_buddy.img is the name of the image you download from this site and /dev/dse is the device corresponding to your SD card mounted on Linux.
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</source> where '''tinkla_buddy.img''' is the name of the image you [[/files/tinklaBuddy-1.16-2020.03.06.img.gz|download]] from this site and '''/dev/sde''' is the device corresponding to your SD card mounted on Linux.

Revision as of 05:59, 8 March 2020

Coming Soon

Tinkla Buddy is now in beta stage. Info coming soon!


Creating the SD card

  • On Windows PCs you can use Win32DiskImager to create to burn the image to the SD card for your Tinkla Buddy.
  • On Linux flavors (including Mac OS) you can just use the dd command.
dd if=tinkla_buddy.img of=/dev/dse

where tinkla_buddy.img is the name of the image you download from this site and /dev/sde is the device corresponding to your SD card mounted on Linux.