Install And Run Raspbian From USB Drive Raspberry pi 1 2 3 or Zero
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- Install And Run Raspbian From USB Raspberry pi 1 2 3 or Zero
DROP BOX TEXT FILE INSTRUCTIONS- www.dropbox.com/s/8lic2paygbc...
GET RASPBIAN HERE- www.raspberrypi.org/downloads...
GET WIN32DISKIMAGER- sourceforge.net/projects/win3...
GET SDCARD FORMMATER HERE- www.sdcard.org/downloads/form...
GET FAT32 FORMAT HERE- www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/inde...
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I was trying to run the kali I tried many ways. but the cmdline had to editing from the cmdline the boot you are the best bro.
Thank you nice tut....My last spare SD card just died and needed to set up a private VPN..Works great on USB Thanks...
Thank you so much. This worked flawlessly.
Great description! Thx! Greetings from Germany
Very clear speaking. This is a very Nice tutorial, Thanks for your work and keep going ^.~
Works like a charm thanks!
thank you man, that was awesome!!
fantastic tutorial. thank you. wanted to note that I started this using a usb drive that was slow, that caused the raspberry to freeze on occasion. using the sandisk ultra fit drive made everything really fast.
Hey, if you ever get a kernel panic because of multiple flash drives pluged in at the same time during boot, reedit /etc/fstab and replace /dev/ with UUID. Completely remove dev and the forward slashes. Here is an example if you ever have to, UUID=89J3u4i-vd7e93j-dk3i82mdjd and make sure UUID is in all CAPS. The way you have it will work very good and you should not experience any kernel panics. Nice video for the raspberry pi and linux noobies.
Great job... thx for the tutorial
Once I have done this process do I still need the SD card or can I just boot straight from the usb?
Thank you for your awesome tutorial! Hopefully, next generation of Raspberry PI can directly boot from USB Devices!
I’m from the future. It can’t.
@@rylyguy I am from the future, way ahead of you, it still doesnt work
@@a8173h 💀
@@a8173h I am from the future but i doubt raspberry pi would ever add a simple spi flash bootrom
For future questions, yes you can apply to same methods to SDDs and HDDs.
I think yes if you connect then over usb
Thank you so much
Great ! It worked !
Thx after a mix of 3 youtube video i made it, now i can use USB HDD on my Rpi 2b
after raspi-config i only got about 76 gb out og 500 gb but with "sudo resize2zf /dev/sda2"
this made all gb to be listed :-D
Hey there thanks for the great tutorial...does this work with a multibooting raspberry pi3 working with raspbian+kodi+retropie?
ETA Prime - I would like to ask you questions on Set-up Raspberry Pi 3. You are the best at explain the process but I'm in between processes. Also, I'm a 67 year old Ret. USAF SMSGT. The final Product I'm trying to get to is a Server on my Windows 10 Desktop using the Raspberry as the Server. I'm also trying to use my Desktop monitor and keyboard for the Raspberry 3.1. So far I have download and used all the programs to load the Raspbian on the a 16gb Mini sim. Although I got an error format 2nd partion. 2. I got the Raspberry pi 3 working and it's coming up on my Windows 10 Desktop with Putty.3. Problem I want to make the Raspberry Boot up into the Raspbian Desktop.4. I want to get into the Raspberry Pi 3 with wifi or Ip.I have to say your comments on the use of the USB are Great. ThanksJoe
can i follow the same steps for OSMC or RETROPIE OR similar OS for rasberry pi
thanks
you did a video on how to run retropie on a old desktop you bought on craigslist. can you link that video, thanks
Is it possible to choose between booting from USB drive and SD card at boot?
how do you go about adding roms to the hard drive ?
Great tutorial, thank you! Can you do one showing how to change it back to normal default booting from SD Card? This boot sequence is not stable on my SSD and since this change, my pi does not want to boot from SD card only as default.
Put the drive in your pc then make the program boot usb line = 0 boot the raspberry and then shut it down and boot from an sd card, but make sure that its boot.txt dont say boot from usb
I just sent you a message, what I ment was save it to the raspberry pi desktop.
thx
is this a longer process with larger usbs?
can i do this with kali linux ??
ETA PRIME
I believe that I will need the full version of Jessie. It sounds like that is over 4BG and my SD is 4GB (actually less than 4). If I put the full version on my USB would I be able to put lite on the SD and still have this procedure work?
on the sd card you dont need to download the img file, just format it and copy only the content of boot folder as described on the tutorial
Hi, At step 16, it didn't resize my disk. My usb of 16GiG still remains 100% used
can i boot retropie from usb flash drive?
Can this method be use with Usb hdd?
Hello
thanks for the tutorial but the Textfile is missing...
is there not a way todo this without a sd and get the os from the usb
does this work with any linux distro? I'm particularly thinking kali because I am limited on space on my SD card
I think you need a 16GB SD card, I guess?
Can this method still work now. I tried and got this error "resize2fs: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/sda2
Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock." How can I fix this?
How to install and have dual boot (raspbian and runeaudio) from USB Drive? Will SSD work better?
Well USB2 (that is on the board) has a max speed of 480Mbps and the 100Mbps LAN is going throught it too. But yeah if you can use the full speed then it should be that an average USB drive.
Did you get the message I left on your discussion page.
would this work with retro pie
What's the average boot time from USB?
Can you do this and run RetroPi?
hey have you tried the happy chick emulator? if yes,do you have any idea how to make dreamcast games work? I tried to load crazy taxi and doa2 and does not work at all
I have tried it but I did not try dreamcast I've used it on my iPhone
+ETA PRIME oh ok
When I get time tonight I'll paste a link in the comments for that terminal command line tutorial.
Still waiting...
hi i made a boot flash drive , but it didnt go to plan now i cant format my drive how do i delete it plz ? i did this with motion blue
Use the build in Windows Format tool to format your drive
hey , if i take out the sd card after i do all the stuff you're telling me , will it work when i reboot it ?
Same question here!
@@aruminer i dont think so.. I think you still need the sd card :(
Ok I get Raspbian on USB and copy files from USB to SD card but when i go to change root=/dev/mmcblkp2 on SD card it is not there. This is there root=PARTUUID=402e4a57-02? Is this possible with Raspbian 2017-4-10? Do I need a older version of Raspbian? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
same thing here ... I went ahead and changed it to dev/sda2 ... but no luck ...!!!??? I'm trying to boot a pi2... although the root directory is mounted on the USB disk .... the sd card is still required to boot ??
I think you can get the partition id by putting it in a working system and typing sudo blkid /dev/sda2 (or whatever device) but putting the correct partuuid first boot said it was resizing second boot hung with no errors if I had the usb device plugged in or not
If you copy all files from boot on usb to the sd-card you don't have to change cmdline.You have to change fstab before starting up the first time, in this video he does it at the end.
Still don't have this working. I do not have the option to change to sda2. I don not have an fstab file. So I am hung here. Any ideas?
If would you like, i could show you how to install mate or raspbian from a pi, 100% terminal commands. I could show you how to partition and create the file system, then the dd commands to image out the flash drive. This would be 100% all terminal commands from beginning to end. There would be no software envolved, all the commands would be directly from the Raspberry pi!
Yes that would be awesome
I would like to do this as well if you don't mind?
Gunnar GFORCE When you say broken card slot, is it still attached to the circuit board?
+Marshall Akers Jr I was just thinking about you Marshall. I need some help expanding an external HD within raspbian .
It's listed as sda2 but I keep getting errors when expanding though the terminal.
ETA PRIME are running raspbian from the external drive
Does it work if you use raspbian lite on the sd card?
I would like to know that to. Did you give it a try already?
2020 I want to doit but the file is not in dropbox anymore, is there a newer version?
His explanation was better for me, though
I still have to leave the SD card in to boot from usb... That's not that great...
can you do this with kodi?
please upload drop box file instructions
so if usb flash drive is faster can you take 2 drives in a raid setup ? mind blowing
i think it would be easyer just use and ssd drive
If I get time tonight I will send you the steps, if not I will some time this week. For now, go ahead and download raspbian or mate and save it to the desktop. I will show you how to unzip the file. Then show you the rest of the steps up to the point that I already showed you.
Hi, pretty usefull tutorial. Just one thing; i followed your notes but still there is kernel panic when i try to boot with my hdd concted to the pi by usb. If you may know how to fix it please help.
Nevermind, i hit the jackpot. discourse.osmc.tv/t/kernel-panic-with-external-hdds-connected/4731/16
Apparently you need to use the PARTUUID in the cmdline.txt to avoid problems.
Concerning formatting an sd card
some guy on other video just download img into usb drive then add
"program_usb_boot_mode=1"
into /boot/config.txt
and it boots!
no need for SD card, I'll try next time!
Did you try it?, im going to try it right now and see how it goes.
Can we use raspian stretch lite for this booting
any raspbian should work
can we connect 1tb hard disk with pi 0 if yes please post a video on it
It's the same process!
Dose it work work of 4
no help i has try install raspian to raspberry pi 3 board not working, i try use etcher and disk32imager but no help, alltime error. only one sandisk 16gb working all 20 pcs new 32gb sandisk no working i has try some million time but no can. i has used SD card formatter,etcher,win32disk imager, win7 own formatter, many different raspian distro old and new, noobs,and other distro but no install alltime error, only one small card work, need use biggest card or need use usb stick or usb harddisk.but i no know how make,basic sd car image no go in and raspian no work, all have new and used only whit win7 format and instal image and raspberry 3.
The dropbox file doesn’t work anymore
Does this work on the raspberry pi 3 B+
can you go back to use just a micro SD card?
Yes. Just pop in a SD card with a full Raspbian image and you have a standard Pi. You are not changing One-Time Programmable (OTP) memory, therefore the hardware has not changed.
okey ty
boot from sd or usb plz clear that point..
USB
@@RahulHackz the boot process is from sd card, then the system loads from usb.
is a two step procedure
you sound drunk.. this is good because i am also and following along.
I'm getting a 404 when o visit that site drop box that is
:)
Why would I want to waste money on an SD card reader I really don't understand the logic behind this at all it seems more complicated then it has to be.
2023
1/burn off your preferred Pi image to any usb drive
2/copy bootcode.bin from the usb drive to an empty fat32 formatted sdcard
3/plug both into the pi and power up
short version ^^ welcome ^^
tested and worked fine on zeroW video method did not work
It is that simple ? You don't have to change any value? Can you make video tutorial ? Please
I actually couldn't get the method described in the video to work, I just adapted it a little and yes it really is that simple!
follow the part of the video that explains flashing the image file but on to a usb drive then copy bootcode.bin from the usb to an empty sdcard no configuration files or anything like that necessary just plug in and boot
Well, perhaps that works for usb ---flash--- drives... not physical usb hdd's... or maybe not Seagate?? Optimistically? I wonder what other mini tweak for rolls the minimal floor... bootcode.bin swap ******Did not work booting from external HDD *******
just to add the bootcode.bin worked perfectly fine every time on the pi zero (from what I read it is the way todo it) but I went ahead and tested it on the pi3 and it didn't work :S I will do more testing!
:S! WE'S GONNA TEST :S! no worries ;)
what type of hard drive are you running
+Marshall Akers Jr USB 3.0 1tb with external power
ETA PRIME I've been busy doing chores around the house, sorry about that. Was that a solid state drive or spinng hard drive?
Mechanical
ETA PRIME open terminal and enter lsblk and make sure the root file system is sda2
ETA PRIME You said its not expanding after you try and resize
Mac tutorial please
You are a hobbist?!
cream shaft hobbist ?
I got contradictory info on another channel
disregard that last little message!
you would not, would you!
?
+ETA PRIME I left you a comment to see if you would like to install raspbian or mate and do all setup directly from the pi. 100% terminal commands on how to create the partitions and file system, then run the dd commands on flashing the image to a flash drive. No software involved, 100% thru the raspberry pick command line.
+Marshall Akers Jr just saw it yes I I would love to know how thanks
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dopbrox dont files
Unnecessarily complex tutorial smh
If I get time tonight I will send you the steps, if not I will some time this week. For now, go ahead and download raspbian or mate and save it to the desktop. I will show you how to unzip the file. Then show you the rest of the steps up to the point that I already showed you.