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If you're using Linux (e.g., Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi OS) or Mac OS, an even easier method of creating an image of an SD card is described below, namely using the "shrink" application, which both copies the SD card and shrinks its stored size smaller than the full size of the SD card.
If you're using Linux, a more complete but complex method of creating an image of an SD card is described below, namely using the "shrink" application, which both copies the SD card and shrinks its stored size smaller than the full size of the SD card.
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