Difference between revisions of "OS First Boot"
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| − | |4. Perform the joystick button mapping following the on screen instructions (this screen won't be displayed if there is not any joystick connected).<br>'''''Note''': you can maintain any button pressed to skip any button mapping configuration.'' | + | |4. Perform the joystick button mapping following the on screen instructions (this screen won't be displayed if there is not any joystick connected).<br>'''''Note''': you can maintain any button pressed to skip any button mapping configuration and on the end.''<br>'''Hotkey''': is recommended to be start or select or other button that is not used to play.'' |
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Revision as of 05:10, 13 May 2020
The following points describe the steps to be performed after powering on your Raspberry for the first time, when using a new copy of the RGB-Pi OS:
| 1. The boot logo will be displayed.
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| 2. Wait until the system expands the SD card to its maximum size.
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| 3. Wait for the system to reboot.
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| 4. Perform the joystick button mapping following the on screen instructions (this screen won't be displayed if there is not any joystick connected). Note: you can maintain any button pressed to skip any button mapping configuration and on the end. Hotkey: is recommended to be start or select or other button that is not used to play.
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| 5.Select your language.
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| 6. Perform the UI and Screen image adjustments.
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| 7. Select the desired skin. Note: Classic Purple is the official skin used in RGB-Pi OS v1, and Terra is the official skin created specifically for RGB-Pi v2.
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| 8. That's all! after finishing the configuration, you'll be presented in the system menu screen.
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