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!! Shrinking the Image
There's a bit of a problem in that the Raspberry Pi OS is automatically expanded to the size of the
SD card the first time it is used. This means that the image is the size of the card, and this means
that sometimes when you try to write the image to the card it is just ''slightly'' too big and you
end up with an "out of space" error.
The way to fix this is to run a small Python program called "PiShrink" to shrink the image. This only runs on Linux or Mac OS (since it has a BSD Unix command line). You can find a copy of PiShrink
from its github page at: [https://github.com/Drewsif/PiShrink]
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