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Synopsis:	The utility is simple to use and super speedy, thanks to some shortcuts we’ve introduced into the mechanics. Firstly, Raspberry Pi Imager downloads a .JSON file from our website with a list of all current download options, ensuring you are always installing the most up-to-date version. Once you’ve selected an operating system from the available options, the utility reads the relevant file directly from our website and writes it straight to the SD card. This speeds up the process quite considerably compared to the standard process of reading it from the website, writing it to a file on your hard drive, and then, as a separate step, reading it back from the hard drive and writing it to the SD card. During this process, Raspberry Pi Imager also caches the downloaded operating system image – that is to say, it saves a local copy on your computer, so you can program additional SD cards without having to download the file again.
Analysis:	Imager is failing on writing to mini SD card. Got manual install to work.
Thread:	Home Computer Center
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WebRef:	https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/linux.md \ https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-imager-imaging-utility/ \

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# Need to find out whether the failure is due to the use of a TOR proxy?

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