Berryboot 2.0 Raspberry Pi 4 multiple OS installer Pt1
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Berryboot 2.0 Raspberry Pi 4 multiple OS installer Pt1
Get Berryboot here:
www.berrytermi...
Ssd link (not yet tried)
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Format your sd card to fat32
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Guardians, make sure that you are using the hdmi next to the USB c port. That one is primary. I had the same problem.
dude you just saved me thanks!
This works great on the pi 3 , used for years, but I had hdmi issues on the pi 4 when using SSD through usb port, (I have had two pi 4 die with hdmi issues from experimenting with this software) this very much beta and at users risk, this software can damage your raspberry pi, I will wait for a full release of this software until I try it again.
I am still using berryboot on my older raspberry pi, it's fantastic, but my replacement pi 4 has stopped in its box, I don't want break another.
Very interesting , i too would love to see if you could use berryboot to overclock the pi, and boot from a ssd
For some reason not all the OS are showing up and the others tab isn't even there can someone help me with that?
Note...you need to format your SD card to FAT and Master Boot Record (MBR), NOT GUID Partition Map. I tried both (using my Mac and only FAT and MBR allowed RPI4 8GB to boot up. Your welcome :)
woww nice work bro .. thx 4 upload
I've been testing Bootberry & PINN. Both install to an external USB drive. Bootberry will boot to a usb3 ssd is ridiculously fast. Faster than PINN. Bootberry also allows you to add another one to the same drive later, or delete one. Can't do that with PINN.
The main problem with Bootberry is the use of squashfs for the image. There aren't a lot available for the Pi 4 😞. I've tried to convert some using instructions I found online without success.
If you could convert images easily to the squashfs file system Bootberry needs, it woul be an awesome bootloader.
Thanks, I agree Berryboot is great with ssd.
ruclips.net/video/INqe42J1Ono/видео.html
I was surprised at how easy it is to install and use.
I followed the *instructions for squashfs* in here: www.berryterminal.com/doku.php/berryboot/adding_custom_distributions for kali linux for RPi4 and it just worked. I wanted to try the same with LibreELEC image but there was no /etc folder, I suppose all the filesystem is created after installing it so I would assume you can first install it normally, then create an image out of it and then follow the instructions. Just be careful, in case you auto-mount newly attached devices (like I had set my Manjaro), the mount command will give you an error for that reason.
What file system should the SSD be formatted in in order to add operating systems to it?
Berryboot will format the ssd for you.
Good Vid, Thanks Lee!! Are you still mining crypto?
Thanks, It’s not me that was mining.
@@leepspvideo its not worth it anymore unless you have a few million to throw at it and live in the land of free electricity. But if you do please reply im going to move my family and rig to you location, if its OK ?
I want to put buster and lakka on mine, can I do that?
Hi mat could you do a video on how to convert img to squashfs? or how to add lakka to berryboot seen someone else post this too :)
I tried a RPI4-8GB and get start4x.elf is not compatible?
Do you know how I can fix it?
I can use the RPi3 version on my 3 perfectly.
Yes that’s weird I’m doing a video on it tomorrow, hopefully someone will comment with a fix.
Raspberry Pi 4 8GB. Berryboot Test. SSD Multiboot.
ruclips.net/video/6EQFpvLGE9Q/видео.html
I need help... I formatted an SD to FAT32 and I’m on Elementary OS... when I copy the files over the pi just goes to a black screen... raspbian works fine on the same SD so I don’t know what’s wrong
SOlution github.com/maxnet/berryboot/issues/595
just disable the graphics in config.txt (put a # in front of the rule under New Graphics blablabla...)
I have found that you have to do a clean format of the Micro SD card prior to installing BerryBoot. In other words, if you have a Windows machine, use disk and format to delete all existing volumes and partitions and then format the entire thing as Fat 32. Then copy over the files and bang!!! It works.
Hiya mate. not having much luck formatting either a SSD (Samsung 256) with Sabrent or Generic Connector, or even a USB Stick - Kingston DataTraveller 100G3 32GB to ext4 - always get error at the end - unable to unmount system partition. Both SSD and USB Stick work great for USB Boot on Raspbian. Wonder what else I can try?
Did you try this video
EASY SSD Install Raspberry Pi 4. BerryBoot 2.0 part 2
ruclips.net/video/0_K9KqjEOFc/видео.html
You still need to boot from an sd card with Berryboot.
Also may need this usb sata fix
ruclips.net/video/9HV4C0Llktk/видео.html
Thank you, can you plz make a video to explain how to use Berryboot to get an image from Windows network share ? With the BerryTerminal I was able to connect to the Windows network share but with the interface it was impossible and allways throws an erreur :/
Hey can u pls show how raspberry pi 4 handles blender.
I have a question I was trying to use Berry boot on my Rasberry pi 4 4GB the monitor I am using doesn't have an HDMI port so I'm using a HDMI to DVI-D connector it will not display just black screen. I used Rasbian Full and no issues. Any thought on why this is?
did ya figure it out? as I am also having that issue thought it is with a ubuntu mate install. other distros work fine, but when I try and use the dvi cable nothing on this monitor other than an error about it. I am assuming it is similar to your issue. I was going to try berryboot tonight but not sure if I will have the same issue with it as well.
What is the difference between berryboot and PINN ? What’s the best alternatives ?
Berryboot has more images available. Both are great. If you search “leepspvideo berryboot” you will find many videos I have made.
I only have this one on piinn
ruclips.net/video/C3YRth5uDnI/видео.html
How do I guess the button to choose different destination for the source of OS IMAGES ?
?
Can I just throw an img on it, or do I have to select from these "prescribed" OS'?
It needs to be adapted to work.
You can request images on the website.
berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/images/
Sir,where can I get or download twister os squash.
tried it but i get an boot error, tried it multiple times...
i formatted it first on a mac, then on a windows machine and the boot error on raspberry pi4 says Non FAT partition: 0 sectors. .... this is showed 4 times and at the end.... it does not do anything anymore after that
anybody an idea?
EDIT: Did again format the disk and then got the balck screen like many others.... but found a siolution here:
github.com/maxnet/berryboot/issues/595
Hey man I can’t figure out how to get the darn thing to work I use to use it! I can’t get the file extracted and on it without the hdmi not working
It won’t boot up
Thanks for video!
I've tried to do this several times on pi4 with SanDisk ultra 128gb formatted as fat32 but it won't boot at all not even the pi coloured boot screen, any ideas what the problem may be? Cheers
Try this from the forums
www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=58151&sid=c227a0b9c4934338114d08555365f541
@@leepspvideo thanks!
It turned out to be how I formatted it in Linux gparted fat 32 didn't work but gnome disks with erase & format with msdos then add fat32 partition
I'm downloading Manjaro now but it's slow as there's no UK mirrors for source forge
indigowyrm so Gnome disks worked for the 128gb or do I need another distro - lol same problem on Elementary
@@justehcupcake gnome disks should be in elementary repos as far as I know it should work on any distro I'm on Manjaro
solution github.com/maxnet/berryboot/issues/595
berryboot 2.0 works for raspberry pi 4 but not raspberry pi 4b correct ?
The official Pi 4 is the 4b. This, to my knowledge is the only Pi 4 released to consumers.
Is it possible when I have an raspbian on berryboot full configurated and want a second os to add the os without destroy my configurated raspbian at berryboot
You can run many operating systems with berryboot. Search youtube for “leepspvideo berryboot”
@@leepspvideo without destroying the installed os ?
Anyone know where i can get Lakka for berryboot?
You can request it here.
berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/request-os-images/
Can you duel boot kodi and volumio?
berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/search-downloads/?dl_cat=0&dl_search=Volumio+
berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/search-downloads/?dl_cat=0&dl_search=Libreelec
How to install windows in berryboot?
It’s not compatible at this stage
I just get a black screen...no welcome or anything else. Its as if Pi not reading sd card
Don't forget to format the sd card to fat32
Try formatting with this method.
Fix SD card issues. Raspberry Pi 4. SD card reporting incorrect size ruclips.net/video/fcLcLtAKKCg/видео.html
JeanBa I haven’t had an issue so it’s difficult to troubleshoot.
The Pi can have many reasons to boot, not enough power can be one. I also find unplugging everything but the mains power and HDMI cable can help.
@JeanBa For me there was 3MB of unallocated space in my card that caused it to not boot BerryBoot. I had to format the whole disk. If you are under Windows, use program named SD Card Formatter, if you are on linux Gparted or similar (I used KDE partition manager) and make sure the whole disk is formated fat 32. Hope that fixes it.
Solution: github.com/maxnet/berryboot/issues/595
Is there android os for pi4 and Berryboot?
Not yet, you can request builds on the Berryboot website.
berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/request-os-images/
Don't expect it on berryboot, it's very different software.
Will this work on Pi 2?
Yes
Download link Berryboot for the original Raspberry Pi, Pi Zero, Pi 2 and Pi 3(+) (39 MB): berryboot-20190612-pi0-pi1-pi2-pi3.zip
sha1sum: 0368c6c1e79b94f6dd3f50caa050cc3ad95717cd
From this page
www.berryterminal.com/doku.php/berryboot
Then you need to make sure the operating systems you download are for Pi 2.
berryboot is pretty useless unless we want to install os into a SSD
I don’t get your point, why can’t you just run it on an sd card?
Password and login for opensuse ???
It looks like you create it on setup. The default should be root, possibly for username and password.
On the add os screen of Berryboot
Login as root / Linux