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Setting up using a microSD card

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2.2 Setting up using a microSD card You may use a mircoSD card to set up your Tinker Board OS. Please refer to the steps below. 1. Write the downloaded OS image to a microSD card using a third-party ISO software, such as Etcher or Win32DiskImager. You may refer to the Writing the OS image section of this manual for more information on writing the OS image. • Etcher is supported on Windows®, Mac, and Linux. • Please refer to http://etcher.io/ for more information on Etcher. • Please refer to http://sourceforge.net for more information on Win32DiskImager. 2. Insert the microSD card to your Tinker Board. Please refer to your Tinker Board product manual for the location of the microSD slot. 3. Connect your Tinker Board to a power source using the bundled adapter to boot your Tinker Board. 6

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2.2
Setting up using a microSD card
You may use a mircoSD card to set up your Tinker Board OS. Please refer to the steps
below.
1.
Write the downloaded OS image to a microSD card using a third-party ISO
software, such as
Etcher
or
Win32DiskImager
. You may refer to the
Writing the
OS image
section of this manual for more information on writing the OS image.
Etcher is supported on Windows
®
, Mac, and Linux.
Please refer to
http://etcher.io/ for more information on
Etcher
.
Please refer to
http://sourceforge.net for more information on
Win32DiskImager
.
2.
Insert the microSD card to your Tinker Board.
Please refer to your Tinker Board product manual for the location of the microSD slot.
3.
Connect your Tinker Board to a power source using the bundled adapter to boot
your Tinker Board.