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| + | ====== How to Flash Image to SD Card for Raspberry PI + Initial Setup ====== | ||
| + | Note you will need an SD card or microSD card reader. | ||
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| + | ===== Mac - Terminal ===== | ||
| + | * # Plug the SD card into the Mac | ||
| + | * diskutil list | ||
| + | * # Find the entry for the sd card say disk2 | ||
| + | * diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk2 | ||
| + | * sudo dd bs=1m if=IMAGE of=/ | ||
| + | * # Wait for it to finish - you can use CTRL+T to see the progress | ||
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| + | ===== Windows - GUI ===== | ||
| + | * Download Windisk 32 Imager + SD Formatter | ||
| + | * Format the SD card | ||
| + | * Flash the image to the SD card using Windisk Imager | ||
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| + | ===== Setting up the Pi - Terminal (Note you'll probably want to have the PI connected to a monitor for this) ===== | ||
| + | * #Login to a terminal on the pi and run | ||
| + | * sudo raspi-config | ||
| + | * Change the password for security reasons this should be the first option | ||
| + | * Change the hostname to what you want the hostname to be | ||
| + | * Change the Boot Options to be Desktop/Cli -> Console Autologin | ||
| + | * Change localisation Options to be appropriate | ||
| + | * Interfacing Options -> SSH -> Enabled SSH -> Yes | ||
| + | * LEAVE OVERCLOCK ALONE (For Raspberry Pi 3 - never turbo overclock a PI unless you really know what you're doing) | ||
| + | * Advanced Options -> Expand Filesystem | ||
| + | * Advanced Options -> Memory Split - make it 16 where you will be using the pi as a server and not connecting it to a monitor | ||
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