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"description": "A Debian wheezy port, optimised for the Raspberry Pi"ĭelete the extra file(s) that your text editor may produce (such as a. "description": "A version of Raspbian that boots straight into Scratch" Edit file \os\Raspbian\flavours.json, so it only contains the desired version of Raspbian, „Raspbian“ (not „Raspbian – Boot to Scratch“).Before:.And only Data_Partition for NOOBS 1.3.10). In the os folder on the SD card with NOOBS, delete all folders except Raspbian (folders Arch, RaspBMC, Pidora, OpenELEC, RISC_OS, and data_partition for NOOBS 1.3.7.Extract the downloaded NOOBs image to the Root of the freshly formated sd card. This can involve using SDFormatter with option „FORMAT SIZE ADJUSTMENT“ set to „ON“ to format the entire SD card as one big FAT32 formatted partition). Download and prepare NOOBS to your Desktop and format a SD card with a minimum of 4GB with Fat 32.An SD card reader (to make crucial changes to the SD card during the process, both pre-install og post-install).įor instance, to automatically install Raspbian (the recommended choice) when power is applied to the Raspberry Pi with the SD card in, do the following offline (on the host system, Windows, Mac or Linux):.Notepad++ and Vim on Windows should also be fine. For example, UltraEdit on Windows that I have used for testing. A text editor on the host system that can correctly handle Unix end-of-line characters.An Ethernet connection to the Raspberry Pi and accessible by the host computer TCP/IP-wise (the host computer could itself use Ethernet or a wireless connection).This could be a computer that is normally running Windows, but which has a DVD drive so Ubuntu can be started in trial mode using a LiveCD. The operating system could be Windows, Mac or Linux. A host computer capable of running an SSH client and of reading/writing the file system on the Raspberry Pi’s SD card ( ext4).
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