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From time to time you may want to quickly copy a raspberry pi image from one system to another....but only have a smaller SD card. Or you started your project as a tryout on a crazy 64GB sd card, and realize later that 8GB would be way enough. So what you want to do, is resize the source image to the smallest size possible, flash it to the new smaller SD card, and expand it again to its new maximum on the new SD card. And so far that process can be very long and painful....but luckily there is a very handy script for that, called PiShrink. I am using the mac version, but there is also a linux version.
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First create a image from your existing Raspberry PI. I would suggest using my Backup script for raspberry pi.
Once you have that made and copied the *.img file over to you Mac, we can install the actual ShrinkPi tool.
Install ShrinkPi
Open your Mac OS terminal. With the following commands we will download the source code, unzip the archive, go to the new directory, and then start making it with make.
Take a coffee, this may take a while.
When its successful done, you have a new command available in your terminal:
So its time to resize our image. Lets say its called raspi.img and you placed it in Downloads. This is the image with your working system on it. Now we create the much smaller resized version of it with:
This command will resize your image and if successful you end up with a new and much smaller image called 'newSmallRaspi.img' in your Downloads folder.
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You can now flash that image to your empty smaller SD card with a tool like etcher for example.
Thats it, no more headache about resizing your Raspberry Pi system 🙂
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DVD Shrink does not burn DVDs! The output from DVD Shrink is saved as files on your hard drive, which you can then burn to a DVD-R using separate burning software, such as the software provided with your DVD-R drive.
Why Use DVD Shrink :
Most DVD titles are designed to prevent you from making copies.
The first preventative measure is encryption. Most DVD titles are encrypted, which prevents you from either copying them to your hard drive, or if you manage to do so, being able to play the resulting files. DVD Shrink overcomes this problem with built-in decryption algorithms.
The next problem is not so easy. Most DVD video titles are simply too large to fit, without modification, onto a single recordable DVD-R disk. DVD Shrink overcomes this problem by modifying or 'shrinking' the data from your original DVD.
DVD Shrink provides two ways of shrinking your DVD disk. These are re-authoring and re-encoding. You can use one, or the other, or for maximum 'shrinkage', both combined.
Last but not least, why use DVD Shrink? Because DVD Shrink is FREE!