- This Web site is built to help you get Debian GNU/Linux easily running if you have a computer of the Raspberry Pi family.
- I primarily ran Rasberry Pi OS Lite, but with the release of Debian 11 there are official Raspberry Pi images available with for a minimal installation.
- What You Need
- A USB Type-C power adapter for Raspberry Pi 4.
- A card reader for flashing Debian on the microSD card; not needed if using USB drive.
- Debian’s key feature at the time was the Advanced Package Tool which is still used with the APT command in Raspberry Pi OS.
- Değerlendirme: 4,1 / 54,1 Рейтинг магазина в ЯндексеNow, all that remains is to update the new Debian Bookworm repositories and upgrade our Raspberry Pi OS installations.
- I have several Raspberry Pi and in all of them I have used the Ubuntu distro. However I also wanted to use Debian as it is one of the most used Linux distros.
- Installing Debian on the Raspberry Pi 4 provides you with a very capable Linux distribution to run on your Pi.
- The CPU in the Raspberry Pi 1 and Zero implements the ARMv6 ISA (with VFP2) and is thus incompatible with the Debian armhf port baseline of ARMv7+VFP3...
- Debian (11 and 12) images for the Raspberry Pi that will boot from an SD card are at: https://raspi.debian.net/.
- I hope this article has given you a step-by-step guide to installing and setting up Debian on your Raspberry Pi.