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I ran speed checks on both wired and wired networks, with roughly the same results. I then disconnected the wired network, and connected to my local WiFi network with no trouble. I should note that I am doing this with a standard 1920x1080 HDMI display, a cordless keyboard and mouse connected via a Logitech Unifying USB receiver, and a wired (RJ-15) network connection. Performance up to this point seems quite reasonable.

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It then ran through another setup sequence, consisting of:

Logging in then resulted in a very standard looking Ubuntu 20.10 desktop: When that was finally done, I was presented with the standard Ubuntu login screen. The system configuration process then ran for a few minutes, with a propaganda slide show running on the screen. It then started a System Configuration dialog which consisted of: When I booted it I saw messages about the root filesystem being expanded, as expected, and then the standard Ubuntu 20.10 "Groovy Gorilla" wallpaper came up.

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When you boot this SD card in a Raspberry Pi, the first thing it will do is expand that ext4 partition to fill the rest of the free space, so if you want to do something clever with the remaining space on the SD card, such as make another separate partition, this is the time to do it.įor purposes of this initial test, I put the SD card into a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB of memory. This will result in the SD card having a 256MB fat32 partition containing the boot information, and a 7.9GB ext4 partition containing the Ubuntu desktop image. status=progress tells dd to show a periodic summary of the data transfer.oflag=direct tells dd to use direct I/O operations for the data.

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iflag=fullblock tells dd to accumulate full blocks on the input before proceeding to the output.of=/dev/sd X tells dd where to write the output you need to replace the X with the device identifier for the SD card on your system be very careful about this, because putting the wrong character here can have catastrophic consequences.bs=4M tells dd to read/write the data in blocks of 4 Megabytes.dd is the Linux raw copy utility, which will actually write the data to the SD card.

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xzcat uncompresses the download file and writes it to standard output, so we can pipe it to the dd command.

Xzcat ubuntu-20.10-preinstalled-desktop-arm64+ | dd bs=4M of=/dev/sd X iflag=fullblock oflag=direct status=progress Any existing information on the card will be lost. IMPORTANT NOTE: This command will overwrite the entire contents of the SD card. To uncompress and copy the image to the SD card with one command line: The download is a 1.6GB xz-compressed installation image, which expands to 8.1GB, so you are going to have to use at least a 16GB SD card for the installation. Unfortunately that does not seem to be the case after downloading and comparing them (with Linux binary "cmp"), it seems they are identical - so why the heck bother to list them separately? (I know, why make things simple when you can make them complicated.) I was actually hopeful that the RPi 400 version included some sort of customizing for that platform. SEE: Hiring Kit: Python developer (TechRepublic Premium)Įven after deciding on the "official" version, there is still another (unnecessarily confusing) decision to make – the Ubuntu Raspberry Pi downloads page shows different download buttons for the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 400, with no hint of what the difference might be. Those who are familiar with Ubuntu and the RPi will know that the Ubuntu Mate project has had a Raspberry Pi version for quite some time, while the "official" Ubuntu Raspberry Pi distribution has only come out recently, and is only available for the Raspberry Pi 4.

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The first part of this task is simply deciding what version of Ubuntu to install – and that is nowhere near as easy as it sounds. The most popular programming languages and where to learn them.

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