I believe you will have to wait until you can put the SD card into your Pi to see how big the image really turned out to be. Is it even possible to "brick" an SD card? None of the things I have mentioned above have worked for me and I am hoping that someone may be able to assist me in the procedure to get this brand new SD card formatted properly again so that I can use it when my Pi arrives.
I guess this may be a silly question but was I meant to install anything else besides the RetroPieImage_ver1.9.1 image file which may have caused this issue? I have tried the SD Formatter again, tried using Windows Disk Management and also tried using DISKPART instructions I have found both here on this forum, on other pages found Googling the problem and on YouTube.
I noted that in the SD Formatter software that it was showing the size of the drive as 57.7mb (I think) and the drive was also listed in Windows 7 My Computer as having not even near the 16GB it is meant to? For this reason I decided for practice I guess, and for the correct instructions to install the image onto a properly formatted SD card:ģ) Ensured that I was selecting the SD card as the drive The image I installed was RetroPieImage_ver1.9.1 as I want a multi console emulator and it said the image installation was successful.Īfter doing this I read that one should ensure proper formatting of the SD card by using SD Formatter 4.0. I am having a problem with reformatting the SD card which is becoming very frustrating.ġ) Inserted the 16GB SD card (SanDisk Ultra 10 SDHC : SDSDU-016G-UQ46ģ) Ensured I was selecting the SD card as the drive I thought while I was waiting I would purchase an SD card (the order I made will supply noobs) and put another "flavour" on it ready to go. Have just purchased my Raspberry Pi online and am eagerly awaiting it's arrival.
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