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| + | '''Steps:''' | ||
| − | 1. Go to rgb-pi.com and click on the [https://www.rgb-pi.com/#os]. | + | <!--T:2--> |
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| + | |1. Go to rgb-pi.com and click on the [https://www.rgb-pi.com/#os download link] to get the latest OS image. | ||
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| + | |2. Take a micro SD card of 8GB or more. | ||
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| + | |3. Download [https://www.balena.io/etcher/ Etcher]. This is a multi platform (Windows/Linux/Mac) tool to write the OS image into the SD card. | ||
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| + | |4. Open Etcher and burn your image file into the SD card (you don't need to extract any file from the downloaded image). | ||
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| + | |5. Extract the SD card (doing a safe extract) and plug the SD into you Raspberry Pi. | ||
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| + | Now you are ready for the [[Special:MyLanguage/OS_First_Boot | first boot!]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:51, 12 February 2023
Steps:
| 1. Go to rgb-pi.com and click on the download link to get the latest OS image.
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| 2. Take a micro SD card of 8GB or more. |
| 3. Download Etcher. This is a multi platform (Windows/Linux/Mac) tool to write the OS image into the SD card. |
| 4. Open Etcher and burn your image file into the SD card (you don't need to extract any file from the downloaded image).
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| 5. Extract the SD card (doing a safe extract) and plug the SD into you Raspberry Pi. |
Now you are ready for the first boot!
