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I have purchased a raspberry pi 3 b+ kit from Amazon. No complaints, but recently I decided I would update NOOBS from 2.7 to 3.0.

When I connect the SD Card to my PC (Debian Stretch), it shows as if there’s 3 separate SD Cards. Being case sensitive, they’re called SETTINGS, System and Storage.

Why does this sd card show up as 3 separate card on my PC?

What I have tried:

  • I deleted the contents of System, Storage and SETTINGS and replaced it with the files from NOOBS 3.0
  • I google searched for why the sd card shows as 3
  • I put my phone’s sd card into my PC and it showed as 1 sd card (but I’m not willing to switch cards)
Jessy
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If you already run Debian on your PC, I would probably recommend you ignore NOOBS altogether, and just flash the whole Raspbian image to your SD card.

Then touch boot/ssh to start sshd and add a wpa_supplicant file to boot partition so your WiFi can connect.

When you then start your RasPi, just run sudo raspi-config and expand your root partition and all will be good.

Mark Setchell
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  • Many Thanks! I also realized that the SD card showed up as 3 separate ones because the card was partitioned. – Jessy Jan 08 '19 at 09:25