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With the ability to summon the selection at any boot time, this gives the new user the ability to try each distro without inconvenience. There have been several attempts to sell Linux or OS-less PCs over the years but with all the diversity of distro choice a vendor is forced to select just one, as it would be impractical to stock one of each. Though I don’t see any reason why Windows shouldn’t also be one of the OS choices. I think the last one is better than trying to make the “/home” partition persistent because RiscOS doesn’t have one and backups are good!Ī dual/multi boot would be another bonus but probably pretty difficult to implement if they each try to re-size the cards’s space.Īs a side note, I actually think that this is such a good idea that it should be built into x86 PCs for those who want to buy without Windows. So how about a small “ Advanced” option which leads to an additional menu with the following optional features:ġ) create config.txt suitable for HDMI->VGA usersĢ) network config for WiFi and non-standard LAN settings such as proxies.ģ) add/delete/update the distro installers from the internet, including some rarer ones such as Xbian, RedSleve, Slackware, BSD?Ĥ) delete the NOOBS system itself (as much as possible) and add the recovered space to the currently installed OS.ĥ) backup the contents of the currently installed OS’s “/home” folder (or user selected) to another USB storage device.

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I appreciate that this is really for noobs so a clutter free UI is prime. So less stock management for the vendor and less confusion for the shopper. I think the best aspect is that it allows vendors to ship ready to run SD-cards or packaged bundles, without pre-determining which OS the user might want.

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This assumes there’s a torrent version, as direct downloads of that size are problematic from inside the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s 1,000,000 gallon tank … especially when I’m wearing the anti-shark chain mail – now THAT’S a Faraday cage! )Ĭongrats to all concerned on an utterly brilliant new system.

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My dumb questions will be answered tonight when I get a chance to download and take it for a spin and perhaps try some of my even dumber ideas. We don’t typically have wired Ethernet in our classrooms and Jam venues and WiFi would be a Godsend (Networking Out Of the Box Subsystem, anyone? :) ).

An obvious follow-on would be to separate out the appropriate portions of /etc and other common package installation directories, but let’s screw things up one step at a time! :Dįor WiFi, I assume the Raspbian and RaspBMC (and other derivatives – I’m typing this in the blind with one browser window on a very small mobile device) distros have the same WiFi drivers, wpa_supplicant, and whatever else is installed in the standard Raspbian-flavored distro(s), but maybe that had to go in the scrunch-o-rama exercise. If you recover and that takes you back to the original NOOBS OS selection menu, wipe all partitions except the recovery and /home partitions (if the latter exists) and reinstall. Then, where possible in each OS, redirect the /home directory to point to the /home partition (not sure that’s legal on all OSes, but I’ll do the testing, don’t worry about it – in fact, I may try to do what I’m describing and check it in for consideration if it seems to work). Gordon and Rob – Forgot to say this is still an amazing accomplishment … and in a month? I would add a /home partition as the last partition and make that the one that can be resized to the top of the card space. The choice means you can boot the Pi with a regular operating system like Raspbian, or with a media-centre specific OS like RaspBMC.

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When you boot up for the first time, you’ll see a menu prompting you to install one of several operating systems into the free space on the card.

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Just head to the downloads page, grab a copy of the NOOBS zip file, and unpack it onto a freshly formatted 4GB (or larger) SD card. You won’t need network access, and you won’t need to download any special imaging software.

NOOBS is a way to make setting up a Raspberry Pi for the first time much, much easier. So with this in mind, we’d like to introduce you to NOOBS. And we don’t want people to put their Raspberry Pi down in horror after five minutes. It is: but it can also put some people off, sometimes terminally. We started this project with the premise that throwing people in at the deep end and making them jump hurdles, to mix my sporting metaphors, is a good way to get them to learn stuff. If you’re a beginner with a Raspberry Pi, things just got a whole lot easier.