


Click on “Select image” and browse to find the image file on your computer.Follow this procedure to create the SD card:

To copy the image on the SD card, we’ll use a tool that does everything for you. If you don’t have one yet, check my recommended products page to find the best one for you. I can help you without a keyboard or monitor, but you really need an SD card 🙂 Then you need a micro SD card to copy the image on it. If you can, I recommend using Torrent for a faster download. Grab your free PDF file with all the commands you need to know on Raspberry Pi!ĭownload the image from the official website and move to the next part. Full: with all the recommended software to start on Raspberry Pi, everything is already here.Desktop: with GNOME as the default interface and a lot of other software like Chromium, LibreOffice, etc.,.Lite: without a graphic interface, you have only a terminal where you can enter commands,.Built by the Raspberry Pi Foundation specifically for this product, it’s the best system to start on Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pi OS is the Linux distribution dedicated to Raspberry Pi. If you don’t have one yet, I highly recommend it. It includes everything you need to start (adapters, heat sinks, several lids, etc.). But it works for any Raspberry Pi model (in fact I’m doing this for any new installation).īy the way, I’m using my Raspberry Pi kit from Vilros to do this tutorial for you, and I love it. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to do this if you have nothing: no keyboard, no monitor, or even no Ethernet cable for the Raspberry Pi Zero W (wireless). If configured correctly, the Raspberry Pi will be accessible remotely on first boot. There is a configuration file on the SD card, with an option to enable SSH and set the Wi-Fi automatically on boot. Anyway, I’ll help you to install it with nothing: no keyboard, no monitor or even no Ethernet cable.Ī keyboard and monitor are not required to install a Raspberry Pi. Or maybe you don’t have any screen or keyboard available. You are now installing it because there are only mini ports on it (mini USB and mini HDMI). I suppose you just bought a Raspberry Pi Zero, but you didn’t take a complete kit.
