EASY SSD Install Raspberry Pi 4. BerryBoot 2.0 part 2
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Berryboot 2.0 Raspberry Pi 4 multiple OS installer Pt2
How to use usb 3 and an ssd drive for multiple operating systems
Berryboot runs from your sd card, the operating systems run from ssd
Get Berryboot here:
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Ssd link
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Ssd caddy link
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All 79 of my Pi videos are in this playlist
Raspberry Pi 4 Raspbian and more
• Everything Raspberry P...
Format your sd card to fat32
• Fix SD card issues. Ra...
My older ssd pi 4 video
• Raspberry Pi 4 SSD tes...
Barry boot always gives that error when you format it’s an internal error means nothing
Great video, Puppy linux is a great OS and use it on a low powered laptop all the time
These looks too easy. I've been struggling to get a raspbian working with an SSD, will try it tomorrow when my Micro HDMI cable comes.
Full disclosure, these vids are in my watch later, but... the 'EASY' method is a 2 part series? 🤣
Part 2 is for an SSD installation.
Berryboot Raspberry Pi 4 playlist
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Hey can u pls show how raspberry pi 4 handles blender.I have liked all of your previous videos.
Hi Lee, Thanks for the video's. Had a RasPi 2B for sometime and only used it to play media files. I have a really slow internet connection, so would appreciate your help. I downloaded Noobs 3.3.1, inserted into the RasPi, and from there installed Raspbian onto the micro SD card. I would like to set up a multi boot system on another SD card. I have loaded BerryBoot to it, and installed Puppy Linux. After BerryBoot loads up the OS boot screen, click 'Edit Menu' and from here you see the BerryBoot Menu Editor. Are you aware that if you click and hold the 'Add OS' button (First on the left) that you get the option to download or load from USB. As I have already downloaded Noobs to this lappy and then installed the full version of Rasbian to a different SD card I'd love to know how to transfer the OS into BerryBoot. Pheww, hope all that makes sense :)
This video shows installation to ssd. Its the same method for sd card.
How to download & add more images to Berryboot. Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS. #SSD INSTALL# Raspberry Pi 4.
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If you search leepspvideo berryboot. I have a load more berryboot videos. Its a great system.
i think you skipped internet setup on puppy thets why it got you error
That makes sense, thank you. I take another look at puppy Linux.
leepspvideo i have x86 puppy on usb stick, and it always has some issues with connection that i need to set it up every time i boot into it, however its light and fas distro that runs on ram, it has nifty feature called sfs, bassically you select program to load in to ram tomake it readily available and snappy
@@leepspvideo I can install one but the others just to boot just black screen. Any Ideas?
This is really cool. I notice that the website for Berryboot that it only boots Linux distributions. How about Windows for ARM? I'm sure that the answer is No, but I thought I would ask.
Windows isn’t supported on Pi 4 yet.
Berryboot does not work on RPI-4.
Although when installed with NOOBS, the USB3 is allowed to be installed on an SSD, then it does not start ...
In none of these ways can it be installed on an SSD.
Berryboot works fine for me with an SSD. I accidentally wiped my Berryboot sd, reformatted it and put the Berryboot files back on. It still works with my SSD running the multiple operating systems that were already installed.
@@leepspvideo Doesn't work for me using the latest Raspian Buster...
@@jlwtrading It does work with latest Raspbian. Use 7-zip extract the contents of the inside of the folder to the root of the sd card for BerryBoot. I use SD Formatter which is free on Windows and formats it to FAT32. So far I am using an Inateck USB 3.0 with a Kingfast SSD I picked up for $1 and it's 240 GB. There's a copy of the latest bootloader on raspberrypi.org, I've used each the old and new, and each worked with leepvideos method. The cmdline.txt file will show you a new UUID= tagline if your drive in USB 3.0 enclosure is readable, and ready.
U can get a pi case for as cheap as £3.99 🤷♂️
stupid question time: does the microsd card with berry boot have to be left in all the time or just at the point of installation?
cyberlizard I haven’t tried removing it while its running. I guess its probably safe to remove as long ad the Pi isn’t accessing it. I’m curious as to why you want to remove it?
i just presumed it was making the entire system bootable from the ssd.
It is planned, but at the moment the Raspberry Pi 4 doesn’t support booting via USB.
@@leepspvideo officially not but you can do it.
Can you send me a link?
Is this a way to install retropie on external usb on pi4?
Alessio,
You could, but Berryboot uses images in a squashfs file format. I haven't found one yet, and converting a normal pi image to squashfs format hasn't worked for me. You can find a lot of converted images on git hub. Just search for Berryboot images.
No one can hear what you're saying, you need to buy a lapel mic. Also, you want to find a way to capture video directly - filming a screen with a camera looks awful. But keep up the good work and thanks for the videos.