Arduino IDE Install Raspberry Pi Both Methods shown
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Both methods of installing the arduino ide explained in this video, make sure to like and subscribe and leave a comment below.
Method 1:
open terminal - ctrl+alt+t
type: sudo apt install arduino
Method 2:
download the arm-linux-32bit from arduino.cc (only download the 64bit if on a 64bit raspberry pi os)
extract the file in your downloads then:
pi@Gam3t3ch:~ $ cd Downloads
pi@Gam3t3ch:~/Downloads $ sudo mv arduino-1.8.12 /opt/arduino
pi@Gam3t3ch:~/Downloads $ cd
pi@Gam3t3ch:~ $ cd /opt
pi@Gam3t3ch:/opt $ cd arduino/
pi@Gam3t3ch:/opt/arduino $ sudo ./install.sh
Do you have anything you want covered? Let me know.
Still playing with the Raspberry Pi 4 and video recording and editing so far this video was a bit quicker to do which was great.
More coming soon.
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YOU ARE THE MAN!!! I’m a noob to Linux and I didn’t realize how particular some versions of software are. I tried multiple versions of the IDE and kept getting to where when I clicked to open the program, it would look like it was opening, and nothing. After many forums and videos, I arrived here. Raspberry Pi Zero W can run the latest 32 bit ARM version of Arduino IDE!!! Thank you so much!!!
awesome love reading stuff like this even if its 3 years later and I am finally catching up on comments lol
Thank you! Worked perfectly
Glad it helped
Nice job. No digressions, no fluff... Thank you!!
and thank you eh!
Thank you for making the video I made the mistake of trying to install the 64 bit. Just got the raspberry pi and finding my way about the command line etc.
So hows your adventure with arduino and raspberry pi going?
Thank you so much! It's guys like you who can help idiots like me learn new stuff. Thanks again!!!
the more knowledge we share the easier things get.
Incredible video. Thanks!!!
Thank you too!
Two thumbs up. TNX!
thank you
Great video. Watched a few, but yours helped the best! Thanks!
Thanks for stopping by that makes me happy to hear and thanks for the kind words. take care eh!
@@Gam3T3cHElectronics Of course! You cover your topics steadily and thoroughly which helps a lot. I just got my Raspberry Pi 4, so I'll definitely be going through your other videos as well! Thanks again!
Awesome and make sure to let me know if there is anything you want covered anytime I'll toss it on my list.
Thank you! I was struggling with the CLI method until now.
Awesome! glad it was of use to you made making the video worth it :)
so very helpful thank you (used in dec 2020)
thanks eh! glad it helped years ago lol
Thanks so much for your help and replies. Excellent video. I'm an old guy who used dos commands for decades. No idea how your moving and creating directories. I miss dos "sudo MV"?? what is this stuff? and OPT directory?? I see there already is one off the root but not related I guess. All so weird. Got it to work no big problem. Thanks. It extracted to tmp. This language seems a negative evolution from dos. I will stop whining and learn.
just to confirm you are installing this on a raspberry pi correct?
I will assume you are so sudo gives the next part superuser permissions. the mv is for moving then we are selecting the file folder of the extracted program and then moving it to the /opt folder but we want it to automatically change the name of the folder to arduino so we would do.
download the arm-linux-32bit from arduino.cc (only download the 64bit if on a 64bit raspberry pi os)
extract the file in your downloads then:
pi@Gam3t3ch:~ $ cd Downloads
pi@Gam3t3ch:~/Downloads $ sudo mv arduino-1.8.12 /opt/arduino
pi@Gam3t3ch:~/Downloads $ cd
pi@Gam3t3ch:~ $ cd /opt
pi@Gam3t3ch:/opt $ cd arduino/
pi@Gam3t3ch:/opt/arduino $ sudo ./install.sh
Then under the pi icon and programming you should have the arduino icon. launch that and you should be ready to go.
The other option would be to open terminal and type sudo apt install arduino.
Thanks for reply. It’s all good I got it. This is Linux I realize now. It’s like I’ve been in carbon freeze for 30 years. I went over a Linux cheat sheet to help understand. Busy fixing my tractor again.
Thank you for making the video.... have to choose the longer way to install IDE in PI4
thanks eh ya I usually do it that way as well. thanks for the sub as well.
Tks u so much sir
thank you
Genious!
thanks eh!
Dear Sir, after installed Arduino IDE , can we use it (on Raspberry pi 4) for upload new code to Arduino , example Arduino Uno ?
Thank you!
You bet plug it into the pi and just make sure the right port is selected but the pi usually picks it up if not too much plugged in.
HI, there seems to be no response after writing: sudo ./install.sh
hopefully you got it running by now. did you manage to get it figured?