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boot_usb_rpi_only [2021/09/26 14:21] – amended rpi4 hacker instructions (bonus points Aelieth, I'll add your images later though) atari | boot_usb_rpi_only [2022/01/04 07:16] (current) – added section about argon one ssd slot atari | ||
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- Boot up Raspberry Pi OS on the Pi 4/400 and access it [[access_the_batocera_via_ssh|via SSH]] or use its local terminal emulator (if you don't have Raspberry Pi OS or can't install it, use the [[# | - Boot up Raspberry Pi OS on the Pi 4/400 and access it [[access_the_batocera_via_ssh|via SSH]] or use its local terminal emulator (if you don't have Raspberry Pi OS or can't install it, use the [[# | ||
- | - Upgrade your system by running '' | + | - Upgrade your system by running '' |
- Run '' | - Run '' | ||
- | - Run '' | + | - Run '' |
- | - Navigate to **6 Advanced options** -> **A6 Boot Order** and choose "B2 USB Boot". | + | - Navigate to **6 Advanced options** -> **A6 Boot Order** and choose "B2 USB Boot" |
- Confirm that the screen says "USB is default boot device" | - Confirm that the screen says "USB is default boot device" | ||
- | - Select **< | + | - Select **< |
- Let it reboot. | - Let it reboot. | ||
- The Raspberry Pi 4/400 will now always check the USB first when booting. You can shut down Raspberry Pi OS and boot into Batocera on your USB. | - The Raspberry Pi 4/400 will now always check the USB first when booting. You can shut down Raspberry Pi OS and boot into Batocera on your USB. | ||
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==== The alternative way ==== | ==== The alternative way ==== | ||
- | The recommended process | + | An alternate way is by flashing your bootloader. You will need a spare SD-card to do it (its data will be wiped in the process!) |
<WRAP center round alert 60%> | <WRAP center round alert 60%> | ||
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Your Pi should now boot from the USB drive first. | Your Pi should now boot from the USB drive first. | ||
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+ | ==== Argon One SSD slot ==== | ||
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+ | The Argon One case offers the ability to use an SSD in its special compartment, | ||
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+ | <WRAP center round important> | ||
+ | This only works for standard SATA 3 SSDs. NVME and PCIe drives will not work. | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | - If already assembled, disassemble the case | ||
+ | - Download and run the latest Raspberry Pi OS on the Pi 4 | ||
+ | - Open a terminal and type '' | ||
+ | - Change the word '' | ||
+ | - Then run '' | ||
+ | - Continue the steps from 3 in the [[# | ||
+ | - Turn off the Pi 4 | ||
+ | - Flash Batocera to your intended SSD | ||
+ | - Reassemble the case with the SSD attached | ||
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