Getting Started Raspberry Pi -1 : Installing Raspberry PI OS

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Getting Started Raspberry Pi -1:  Installing Raspberry PI OS

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Option 1 : Using online installer 

Option 2 : offline Installation  


Following steps have been done on Ubuntu 22.04 host OS.
we will be installing Raspberry Pi OS 64 bit. 


Option 1 : Using online installer 

Raspberry PI provide Raspberry PI Imager to install Raspberry Pi OS on SD -Card. 

We need to install Raspberry Pi Imager in Machine, type following command...

$ sudo apt install rpi-imager


Open Raspberry Pi Imager

$ rpi-imager


choose following ...

Operating System: Raspberry PI OS (64 Bit)

Storage: choose correct SD Card 




Let  us select 64 bit OS.

or 

choose default, at the time of writing Raspberry Pi OS (32 bit) was default. 







click on setting button in bottom right .

this will open Advanced options window . Here you can customise following options...

- hostname 

- Enable SSH

- User name and Password 

- Configuration of Wireless LAN

- Locale Settings 



Now click on Write  for installation. 
Once you press this button, RPI Manager will start downloading of Raspberry PI OS and install. 












once installation complete, following message will appear. 








Now remove the SD card and boot board. 


Option 2 : offline Installation  

1. Download Raspberry Pi OS image from Raspberry PI website. Here is the link to download latest 64 bit Raspberry PI OS image. 
https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/#raspberry-pi-os-64-bit

you can choose either ...
Raspberry Pi OS with desktop
or 
Raspberry Pi OS Lite    
( only terminal, no Desktop)

Let us choose "Raspberry Pi OS with desktop"

following image is downloaded ~/Downloads directory 

2022-04-04-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img.xz

extract the file using "tar" utility. we will following file...

2022-04-04-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img

2. preparing bootable SD Card

insert SD card  and it is identified as "/dev/sdc"

run dd command as following ...

$ sudo dd if=~/Downloads/2022-04-04-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img of=/dev/sdc bs=4M status=progress oflag=sync



Now remove the SD card and boot board. 


Reference 

Release Notes for Raspberry PI OS 


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