Scorpi Pi installation: Difference between revisions
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== Install m.2 SSD == | == Install m.2 SSD == | ||
Assemble hat, | Assemble the hat, and insert the SSD and cable. | ||
Note that not all m.2 SSD cards are supported. | Note that not all m.2 SSD cards are supported. | ||
* Running from | * Running from an SD-card, update OS. | ||
sudo apt update | sudo apt update | ||
sudo apt dist-upgrade | sudo apt dist-upgrade | ||
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-> advanced options | -> advanced options | ||
-> Bootloader version | -> Bootloader version | ||
-> | -> Use the latest version | ||
-> | -> Save and possibly reboot | ||
* After reboot, from the desktop menu | * After reboot, from the desktop menu | ||
-> Accessories | -> Accessories | ||
-> Raspberry Pi Images | -> Raspberry Pi Images | ||
* In Raspberry Pi Imager, select: | * In Raspberry Pi Imager, select: | ||
-> Device: Raspberry Pi 5 (or | -> Device: Raspberry Pi 5 (or whatever you use) | ||
-> Operating system: 64 bit | -> Operating system: 64-bit | ||
-> Storage: This should now show the new SSD | -> Storage: This should now show the new SSD hard disk. | ||
* Press next and: | * Press next and: | ||
-> Edit settings to create used, Wifi, SSH enable, keyboard, ... | -> Edit settings to create used, Wifi, SSH enable, keyboard, ... | ||
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* If successful, then the SD card can be removed and the Pi rebooted from the SSD. | * If successful, then the SD card can be removed and the Pi rebooted from the SSD. | ||
The first reboot takes | The first reboot takes time, such as setting the disk, etc. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 13 April 2025
Back to Scorpi
Raspberry Pi packages
- enable serial IO hardware (GPIO pin 14,15) - but it doesn't seem to work on pi-5, can't read or write.
Install packages:
libreadline-dev libopencv-dev libgpiod-dev gpiod cmake subversion aptitude ntp ntpdate nmap lsof swig dhcpcd libpaho-mqtt-dev libpaho-mqttpp-dev mosquitto mosquitto-dev mosquitto-clients libcli11-dev sudo apt install libreadline-dev libopencv-dev libgpiod-dev gpiod cmake subversion aptitude nmap lsof swig dhcpcd libpaho-mqtt-dev libpaho-mqttpp-dev mosquitto-dev mosquitto-clients mosquitto libcli11-dev
Install m.2 SSD
Assemble the hat, and insert the SSD and cable. Note that not all m.2 SSD cards are supported.
- Running from an SD-card, update OS.
sudo apt update sudo apt dist-upgrade
- update the eeprom (boot driver or something)
sudo rpi-eeprom-update -a
- Select the newest bootloader version in raspi-config
sudo raspi-config -> advanced options -> Bootloader version -> Use the latest version -> Save and possibly reboot
- After reboot, from the desktop menu
-> Accessories -> Raspberry Pi Images
- In Raspberry Pi Imager, select:
-> Device: Raspberry Pi 5 (or whatever you use) -> Operating system: 64-bit -> Storage: This should now show the new SSD hard disk.
- Press next and:
-> Edit settings to create used, Wifi, SSH enable, keyboard, ...
- Say 'yes' to apply settings
- OS should now be installing.
- If successful, then the SD card can be removed and the Pi rebooted from the SSD.
The first reboot takes time, such as setting the disk, etc.
