OK, details matter. I was trying to dd the image to /dev/disk1, and the correct destination is /dev/rdisk1. That makes sense, but it's mystifying to me that the Linux installation went fine without this detail.... Anyway, the correct command line (on a Mac OS X laptop) was: sudo dd bs=1m if=[image f...

BikerGeek, What command do you use when tried to set this up from the command line? Per the online docs, sudo dd bs=1m if=[image name and path] of=/dev/disk1s1 The dd command completes and generates no error messages. As I mentioned, I also tried the graphical tool someone made, which I note just r...

Yes, I tried re-downloading. Still no-go.

Hi all, My problem is far more fundamental: I can't get the 9pi image to flash to or boot from the SD card. Here's what I've done: I've flashed the "starter" wheezy Linux image to an SD card and successfully booted it. I have two SD cards and successfully booted wheezy from each of them. I've tried ...