Simply put: unzip the NOOBS ZIP file and drag the files on the SD-Card and boot your Raspberry Pi with this SD-Card. More details about NOOBS can be found on the Raspberry website or in “ How to get an Operating System on a SD-Card” article. This will first erase the entire disk, create one single partition ( MBR) and format it FAT-32 so it will be ready for NOOBS use. How to create a NOOBS SD-CardĪfter clicking the desired device, click the “ Prep NOOBS Card” button in the “ Pi-Ingredients: NOOBS recipe” section. The list can be refreshed by clicking the refresh button (top right) and a selected device can be ejected by using the eject button (bottom right). The device is indicated as the actual device name (i.e. This can be a SD-Card in the card reader in your Mac or an USB-Card reader. The “ Pi-Crust: Possible SD-Cards” section shows a list of possible SD-Card devices. I don't think you need to do all this I just did it because I was worried it might not launch atrun automatically on boot unless I changed the plist.ApplePi-Baker – New authentication window Selecting your SD-Card Then change the permissions back to their previous state or the OS will complain when it goes to load the plist again: chmod 644 /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ Then you have to change the permissions on the file to make it writable.
Since this is a read-only volume you need to have SIP turned off and then use mount -uw / to make it writable. Just to be safe I altered the file from the launchctl command - /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ - changing the entry "Disabled" to false. (To run it as root use sudo su to switch to root and then switch back with exit). You have to run the following command as root to enable the atrun program (which processes at jobs): launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ Apple seems to have made it pretty difficult to use at. I also had problems just getting at to work at first. e.g: echo 'zsh ~/clicktest.sh' | at 13:00 If you can run other at jobs but using cliclick with one is causing problems, just write a shell script with the command in it and run that with at. Here are the man pages for at and cron if you want to see more details about how to get the behavior you want. Then put in an entry like: 0 0 * * * cliclick kp:"volume-up" Open up the crontab list of jobs with crontab -e in a terminal. some time every day, on Mondays, the first of each month, every ten minutes) you can use crontab. If you want to schedule an event like to occur at some regular interval (e.g. echo 'cliclick kp:"volume-up"' | at 09:00 You can use cliclick to execute your key presses and at (ships with macos) to schedule the execution of the command.
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