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Bookmark or Share- Error installing OS with Noobs - Raspberry Pi Stack ExchangeAfter the Noobs 1.3 OS-menu the screen goes blank. 0. Running NOOBS on a used SD card. 0.
- operating systems - How do I change the default OS to start with NOOBS ...Now you have to change one value in the noobs.conf. To be able to access this config file you have to do some stepps: Make directory to mount mkdir /tmp/noobs mount noobs partition sudo mount /dev/mmcblk0p3 tmp/noobs look which os is on which partition cat /tmp/noobs/installed_os.json This part is interesting:
- How to update NOOBS using a Raspberry Pi without removing the NOOBS sd cardRemove the old NOOBS/PINN files from /dev/mmcblk0p1 that is mounted on /mnt/d1 previous, sudo rm -R /mnt/d1/* and copy the new files sudo cp -R * /mnt/d1/. Cleanup and sync, cd ../, sudo sync; sudo umount /mnt/d1; sudo rmdir /mnt/d1, rm -R NOOBS* or rm -R PINN*. Reboot sudo reboot and and first boot on the new NOOBS or PINN and then to previous ...
- Installing Raspbian from NOOBS without displayIn the os folder on the SD card with NOOBS, delete all folders except Raspbian (folders Arch, RaspBMC, Pidora, OpenELEC, RISC_OS, and data_partition for NOOBS 1.3.7. And only Data_Partition for NOOBS 1.3.10). Edit file \os\Raspbian\flavours.json, so it only contains the desired version of Raspbian, "Raspbian" (not "Raspbian - Boot to Scratch").
- Deleting NOOBS from SD card and only keep RaspbianThe partitions on NOOBS that will contain the boot and root of Raspbian, AFAIK, are 5 and 6 (/dev/mmcblk0p5 and /dev/mmcblk0p6), and this is only in the case that the NOOBS has been used to activate only one OS (Raspbian in your case). These partitions are labelled "boot" and "root".
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