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- Use a PC to install [https://www.matthuisman.nz/2017/02/how-to-install-pinn-lite.html PINN Lite] onto a 8 GB SD card. | - Use a PC to install [https://www.matthuisman.nz/2017/02/how-to-install-pinn-lite.html PINN Lite] onto a 8 GB SD card. | ||
- Set up Zero hardware (similar to [https://www.raspberrypi.org/learning/parents-guide/ this], but a little different as need USB hub and several micro to standard cables). '''PINN works with wireless keyboards and mice (unlike NOOBS)!'''<br/> | - Set up Zero hardware (similar to [https://www.raspberrypi.org/learning/parents-guide/ this], but a little different as need USB hub and several micro to standard cables). '''PINN works with wireless keyboards and mice (unlike NOOBS)!'''<br/> | ||
| − | - Power up and select Language on PINN, | + | - Power up and select Language on PINN, select WiFi, and then select LibreELEC '''and''' Raspbian Lite to install. |
- Note: the rest takes about 47 minutes on a RPi3B<br/> | - Note: the rest takes about 47 minutes on a RPi3B<br/> | ||
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Revision as of 03:10, 21 September 2019
Overview
- Use a PC to install PINN Lite onto a 8 GB SD card.
- Set up Zero hardware (similar to this, but a little different as need USB hub and several micro to standard cables). PINN works with wireless keyboards and mice (unlike NOOBS)!
- Power up and select Language on PINN, select WiFi, and then select LibreELEC and Raspbian Lite to install.
- Note: the rest takes about 47 minutes on a RPi3B
Our goal is to use a Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless With Headers (with Sense HAT documented more here and here and here).
- Boot up your Raspberry Pi, configure Internet access (if using WiFi)
- Select your Language near the bottom of the screen
- Make sure Raspbian Lite is the only OS selected, then click the Install button.
- When reboots delay login as Raspbian does updates automatically by itself, login (user pi and password raspberry)
- We are basically following the "headless" set up here.
- Enter the following lines (without bold comment text) in the terminal:
sudo sh -c "apt update && apt dist-upgrade && apt autoremove"
sudo raspi-config (to select timezone and other options)
sudo reboot
(login)
wget https://github.com/ultibohub/Tools/releases/latest/download/ultiboinstaller.sh
chmod u+rx ultiboinstaller.sh
./ultiboinstaller.sh (confirm don't want Lazarus, do want hello app)
sudo poweroff (wait for LED off before power off)
See also
- Ultibo_core
- EasyUltibo - where this wiki page started, more standard FPC & Python for SenseHat
