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    pinn-os-files

    Additional OS for PINN (Raspberry PI) that I have personally ported

    https://github.com/procount/pinn PINN is an enhancement of NOOBS for the Raspberry Pi. It allows the installation of MULTIPLE OSes on the same SD/HDD/SSD device with an OS chooser when booting. Built-in Admin tools allow you to backup & restore your OSes and fix OS problems by including basic disk checking, password changing, and a command shell.
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    imgFlasher

    imgFlasher

    Flash OS images to sdcards and usb drives

    imgFlasher has been built specifically for Embedded and IoT developers in order to flash OS images on SD cards and USB drives. Made primarily for Raspbian, Ubuntu, Debian, Yocto-based images but works with any kind of Linux distribution. imgFlasher is a portable software that doesn't require any installation. The process of flashing OS with imgFlasher is super simple and requires just 3 steps. (1) Choose img/zip file. (2) Choose drive to flash on
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    Ramdisk Rescue allows Embedded Linux to be installed to a flash card (SD, MMC or CF) using a handheld, without requiring a separate computer to format the card.
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