[Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi)] 01, in the Linux environment to the Raspberry Pi installation system and the introduction of various materials

1. Pre-preparation

Enter the help page https://www.raspberrypi.org/help/, you can directly see get START with Paspberry PI, click Enter;

Next will guide you to check whether the accessories are complete: Raspberry Pi, monitor, hdmi line, mouse, keyboard, power, 8GB or more SD card;

At the bottom of the check you are given a more detailed description of the above accessories in the right equipment to start, one of the most notable is the SD card!

2. Make SD card boot disk

and using a USB stick to install a new system on a normal PC, Raspberry Pi needs to use a ≥8GB Micro SD card to make the boot disk!

The latest version of Raspbian, the default operating system recommended for the Raspberry Pi, requires an 8GB (or larger) Micro SD card. Not all SD cards is made equal, and some has higher failure rates than others. If you're unsure, you can always buy your official SD cards from RS or Farnell. Any 8GB SD card would work, although you'll need to follow the Software Setup Guide to learn what to load an operating Syste m onto the card.

Where downloading and installing the Raspberry Pi software details how to make a startup SD card on Windows, mainly by formatting the SD card, downloading the noobs file and extracting it to the formatted SD card. But the landlord does not have a Windows computer, and the production of SD card on Linux makes me go some detours:

A) refer to HTTPS://WWW.RASPBERRYPI.ORG/DOCUMENTATION/INSTALLATION/NOOBS.MD discovery can be used on the Linux system on the command line to create the boot SD card;

b) Refer to http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/blog/2013/06/noobs-for-raspberry-pi/the command line to make the boot SD card, the following command is used:

　　1> sudo fdisk-l view all HDD devices

　　2> sudo umount/dev/sdb | | sudo umount/dev/sdb1 | | sudo umount/dev/sdb2 all unmount target disk

　　3> sudo fdisk/dev/sdb made with fdisk command

Follow the prompts to delete all partition, I have two here, some SD card This step will have a warning, can ignore

Create a new primary partition with the n command, named 1, using the default start and end sector values, and the following operation creates only one partition on the entire SD:

Since what we need here is not the Linux type partition, but the FAT32 type, so we can modify it with the T command:

Finally, the new partition table is written to the SD card with the Write command: (some cards will have a warning, can be ignored)

3. Installation System

Insert the SD card made above into the Raspberry Pi, connect the monitor, mouse, keyboard, give the Raspberry Pi power, follow the installation boot installation:

Data link

• 1. Raspberry Pi Lab [cn]:http://shumeipai.nxez.com/
• 2. Raspberry Pi website help page: https://www.raspberrypi.org/help/
• 3. Boot page of the official Installation system: https://www.raspberrypi.org/learning/software-guide/quickstart/
• 4.NOOBS Introduction and the method of making the boot SD card on Win/linux/mac: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/noobs.md
• 5.Linux Production start SD card introduction: http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/blog/2013/06/noobs-for-raspberry-pi/
• 6. An example of a warning when a Linux startup SD card was last written to a partition information table (ignored directly)

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[Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi)] 01, in the Linux environment to the Raspberry Pi installation system and the introduction of various materials