The New Method to Setup Raspberry Pi (2023 Update)

[@DataSlayerMedia]

See how you can extend your Pi's capabilities with extra modules like the Infrared Night Vision Camera...👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKHdeIFpatSUgJY

[@jarosawzon4272]

There are five billion tutorials on how to configure a Raspberry Pi. They are all the same and BAD ! They assume that everyone already knows everything and only show the configuration, not what to connect and how. This is the only tutorial on the internet showing everything step by step. From the things you need, through connection, to installation. WELL DONE. THANKS AGAIN !!!

[@antonio_carvalho]

The informal, unscripted and natural way you made this video is really cool, like a buddy showing things to a friend. Thanks!!

[@taftr]

Thanks for the Tutorial... Looks like the only thing it saved here was having to download the OS image before burning it to the SD card. Been using Etcher for some time now and it works great. I did cringe when I saw you put the static sensitive Pi directly on the Rug. Might want to avoid that, especially now that winter is coming and static build up indoors can be an issue. If you re-mount the SD card to you Apple and add a file called "ssh" to that boot directory. Then ssh will be enabled at first boot. I use a program called Angry IP Scanner to locate the PI once its booted if you use a Network cable to connect the PI. WiFi will require you to use a monitor and keyboard

[@tobyharnish8952]

I'm a blind user watching this video. It is exciting to know that the Raspberry 4 has a great acccessibility feature. Thank you.

[@oozly9291]

How are you typing blind?

[@tonyhall9433]

I installed Windows 11 on my pi 4. It took a few tries but it is working pretty good. I am now going to buy an 8gb Pi 4 and a SSD Case so I can make it a permanent PC.

[@mattivirta]

i testing my raspi 4 88gb windows10 and has super slowly not can use daily table computrer newer too slowly and i has ower lock 2mhz and over volt 4.

[@NewAgeDIY]

Lots of important information to unpack. One point I would like you to consider, put the pi in a case before you start a demo. New user need to learn about ESD and protection from shorting out the board if it touches metal when powered. I have seen a number of Raspberry Pi’s damaged from careless handling. Now that the cost of a pi 8GB is now over $100 in Canada it’s going to cost you to replace it.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

I use a case now.

[@NewAgeDIY]

@@DataSlayerMedia / thanks that’s good. One big advantage in using a case is the fan that now is included with new cases. Keeping the pi 4 cool is away a good idea.

[@yeetdatcodeboi]

case or no case you should place it on a surface other than your carpet..

[@miccellomann]

Windows 10 and 11 can run ssh directly from the command prompt or with powershell. No additional software needed.

[@redbeard716]

Came here to say this.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Oooh didn't know that 🌈 I would still advocate for setting up the linux sub system, it's such a good feature.

[@redbeard716]

@@DataSlayerMedia, you keep saying "Linux sub system" like it's a thing. I think you're trying to refer to the command line interface, or, CLI. Windows has one. Has had it ever since computers existed. Do you have a Windows machine? In order to get to the command prompt, hit the Windows key, or click start, and in the search box (windows 11) type "cmd" and hit enter.

[@Dwillztx]

@@redbeard716 lmao chillll you’re doing too much.

[@gilloglya]

@@redbeard716 WSL has been a thing for a while....

[@kamertonaudiophileplayer847]

If you are on Linux, just use the disk image writer. Make the right click on an image file and select the disk image righter. More likely it will be default app, so just double click the an image file.

[@cobrin6437]

I respect what you've done here, even learned a thing or two... thanks Refactored

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Thank you sir.

[@lamarts1000]

Great job! Thanks for sharing. Setup is so much easier than it used to be.

[@johankorten2797]

Very useful for novices. But not sure what is really the "new" about it, this is how I have done it for quite a while now.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

A lot of the top videos on the matter were not even using Raspberry Pi imager.

[@johankorten2797]

@@DataSlayerMedia even though I'm not afraid about the command line I always use the imager, great improvement indeed! Keep up the good work!

[@Master.Billy.Quizboy]

You should get yourself an HDMI capture device. That would look a little better than using a camera.

[@jayedgecombe2571]

wow amazing explanation, just waiting for mine, total noob, so great help, and on a Mac !!!! superb..

[@AllStarStockie]

This was seriously useful DS. Thank you very much

[@jyvben1520]

sad, not using the extended options in the rpi imager, to setup wifi, ssh, user password and .., use ctrl shift x on the main screen (before or during imaging )to get those options

[@DataSlayerMedia]

You are correct! I pinned a comment about it.

[@ai-robots.online126]

Thank you very much for helping set up it.

[@dartfrogdk]

You should not let you Pi lay on the carpet like that, risk of killing it from static electricity

[@TheDaddyW123]

Came here to say the same thing. Seeing that made me realize this was not a person to trust with electronics.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

You are right, but these things are surprisingly resilient. I basically do whatever I want with mine and don't use a case and it works just fine.

[@dartfrogdk]

@@DataSlayerMedia you have been lucky

[@pgtmr2713]

Meh. You'll wreck the micro-HDMI port before anything else goes bad. Overclock the hell out of it, Twister OS, Samsung BAR 128GB (400mbps.) Wanna feel better about ESD? Go watch Electroboom's Collab video with Linus.

[@sidthetech7623]

You should not let your Pi be put in a rocket for use in warfare. It will destroy the Pi and human lives.

[@vamsinvizag4936]

This is exactly what I need. Thank you! Great job.

[@kpm25]

Thanks a lot for your work!!

[@Photoeye65]

Great Video!

[@gianlucaliolo]

Hi, here a beginner with a huge help request: would like to activate the raspberry module camera 3 onto my raspberry pi zero 2w but I don't have/see the option to enable the camera in raspi.config even if upgrade the firmware. How do I solve it? thanx in advance

[@joshgraham8697]

Thank you so much, I wanted to boot from usb, The internet wasn't very helpful, I only need "sudo raspi-config" 😅

[@undonebyr2205]

Great tutorial. Man sounds baked as all hell tho

[@KingBarath125]

Really great tutorial! Thank you!

[@michaelweaver1]

Your video seems to be the only one I can find on KZbin where Orca comes up briefly when installing the operating system on a Raspbery Pie. Not everyone will find the audio message annoying. Blind people new to the Raspbery Pie who may need to know if a screenreader is included with the OS or rather who need screenreader access during setup won’t as it is important to someone with no vision at all like myself who is a newby.

[@gjkrisa]

Wow wish the gui pi configuration had everything the terminal version has missing the select user portion and I’m sure VNC will run a little better so that I don’t need to have it connected to a monitor to scale the image

[@thamomentum]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!

[@michaelinzo]

Amazing, thank you for this guide!

[@FahriDesrizal]

Awesome, thank's bro

[@louh9473]

Great tutorial. Many thanks.

[@kirkD9349]

I did everything you did, and my monitor shows nothing. The monitor works fine when connected to my laptop, but not to RBPi4. The RBPi4 looks just like yours, with the lights on. My only difference was the micro HDMI from RBPi4 goes into an adapter for regular HDMI. That adapter goes to VGA into my monitor.

[@derekdowns6275]

Should've had your wpa_supplicant file ready to go as soon as you flashed the OS and had a /boot directory, and might as well created a zero byte ssh while you were there. Saves a couple of steps and WiFi AND ssh are active on first boot.

[@jeanyluisa8483]

You can use the PI-Imager and press Ctrl+Shift+Z. You will get a menu to preconfigure your installation. That way you can enter your wifi credential, change hostname and password, enable SSH etc. without adding a wpa_supplicant. You can chose to save those data so the PiI-Imager will automatically adthis configuration whenever you prepare a new SD card.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Winner

[@Master.Billy.Quizboy]

Am I the only one that thought that surge strip is a fire hazard waiting to happen? 🤣 Couple that with the carpet ESD risk that others mentioned... Don't risk your family and belongings unnecessarily!

[@DataSlayerMedia]

How does one mitigate this?

[@ayogamer1263]

what

[@dirtnoise0]

helpful video

[@angelpeng7384]

I am all very new to this is and not tech savvy at all. I have an existing SD card with many files on it, basically with all the RetroPie roms. Since I need to run this SD card on the raspberry pi, that means I need down the raspberry pi OS onto this card. In the initial step when putting in the OS into the SD card, will that process erase all the existing files on my SD card? Please help thank you.

[@Dhanuhammer]

I tried to use the imager and create a bootable Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye SD card, but it didn't show the display on a HDMI Monitor despite selecting the full version. Same thing worked fine with Buster.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

hmmm

[@antonnym214]

You do good work. Very nice explanation of what to do. I subscribed immediately.

[@hashkeeper]

thank you!

[@DataSlayerMedia]

You're welcome!

[@albrecht.wrudolph5388]

Great tutorial - thank you. However, neither ssh nor VNC let me access raspberry from my Mac. ssh = password not taken; VNC connection refused by computer ...

[@clapedbyisra9771]

these vids cheers g

[@michaelinzo]

SSH not working after a day, yesterday it was working fine but has minor issues like after 30 mins connection is lost if not active

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Solved? try turning off firewall

[@husammasri2985]

Hi there , Thank you for the useful information. My question is what type of raspberry pi did you use here? And is there a difference between the types ? What would suggest? Thanks one more time in advance

[@vadermasktruth]

I think he's using a Raspberry Pi 4. I just bought one from Amazon and it just arrived. It came with a micro SD card with "Noobs" on it. I'm gonna hook up my Rasp Pi to my TV via HDMI, as soon as I pinch off this loaf and get off the toilet.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

If you need small profile, use the zero otherwise use the raspberry pi 4

[@echo-channel77]

you need an anti-static mat, I was freaking out when I saw it on carpet material!

[@jacobschneider5438]

Do you NEED to plug the sd card directly into the Mac?

[@pascaltube8434]

which model should I buy, I just want to host DNS on this Pi

[@DataSlayerMedia]

I would buy the best one model 4 8GB

[@ifrite3]

thank you ryan reynolds

[@DataSlayerMedia]

nerds unite!

[@gregbentzinger8263]

Nice ESD matt.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Are you mocking my fire prone electronic unit?

[@Youtubeiscool865]

You look kinda like the guy that plays as deadpool

[@DataSlayerMedia]

👀

[@cjlowe1650]

I'll stick to the old way. Most my pi setups are headless and I'm so use to setting up manually

[@essetee]

Press ctrl+shift+x in pi-imager and you can setup the way you want.

[@cjlowe1650]

@@essetee I have done that and sometimes it holds the changes and sometimes it doesn't and it's either hit or miss. It doesn't matter what model I use it on. As I said I have the notes and .txt files with the setups to add into the files and also the notes (instructions) on how to set up the locals thru raspi-config. But whatever works for you. I also have created many images with all the setups based on the pi model and their capabilities and then change the I.p. address in the config files since I use .255 as my static IP address (last 3 numbers) so I can quickly change it to the correct IP in my free list, So easy it's almost effortless. Just be sure to change the user name (if you decide to) and definitely change the password.

[@cjlowe1650]

@@essetee Also have images setup for 64-bit buster. Trying Tiny code soon on Pi Zero W.

[@gauravsinghselvaruben2756]

Hi, i would like to ask if there is a way to set it up on mac, without reformatting the sd card, as I do have some progress on the pi that i would like to keep and continue on the mac

[@mattivirta]

i try instalkl image to raspberry pi imager to 13 new good sd card and 90% say alltime could not mount card. and sometime has working sometime not working, and if has make imager not boot or if boot ok, can use but next time start raspi again same working sd card no boot or say not can read file or not found file.

[@cssee]

I confirm that it is MICRO HDMI connector : )

[@DataSlayerMedia]

I figured that out after the fact.

[@mauricejohns3635]

Okay, Its 2022 where can I find somebody setting up Octoprnt using windows? Every version I see they're using a Mac computer my windows is using 64 not 32 does that make a difference all the versions I've seen so far are talking about using a Mac.

[@dracarnoir7606]

Thanks .

[@ruvenrey786]

Raspberry Pi 3B here, Didnt boot up :C Think i got a bad SD card. Dunno

[@fuzzs8970]

Thanks for the video. Can someone guide me how to solve this issue of pi getting blackout screen. Last a few seconds. But haphazard.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Haven't seen that one.

[@fuzzs8970]

@@DataSlayerMedia seems I'm not the only one but no real solution has been found

[@KiR_3d]

Hi! Can i update Raspbian (or whatever there is to update) without using the network? Just like old installation on PC/Amiga. I don't have a router (no need because of my provider's terms of payments - any extra device adds the same monthly price). If it's critical to use the hardware network then my best choice is only to swap the Raspberry with my PC.

[@AkashManish]

How did you record the screen? TV Recording?

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Screenflow

[@michaelangelosplinter185]

Can You connect the raspberry pi by a micro USB to the laptop and power it ? Instead of plugging into the socket ? I am connecting the Raspberry pi and laptop using a LAN wire. I have the SSD card downloaded with raspberry pi OS from the website . Yet, I don’t get it working. It says the connection has timed out or the host could not connect the server. I use wifi for my laptop at home

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Yes the USB from your computer should power the device.

[@MrSirPain]

Is there a way to Setup Raspberry Pi with a laptop instead of hooking up the keyboard, mouse and HTMI display?

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Yes, the whole thing can be setup when you flash the OS (using advanced config) then in theory you could just power the pi and connect to it over the same network using ssh/putty etc.

[@EminoMeneko]

I wish I could just buy one rn. :O

[@b67fstb]

one advice : use tripod to stabilize your vids.

[@tutacat]

No you do not need to install the linux virtual machine. Ping, ssh, etc. are actually installed by default since windows 10 (and ping was way pack like in XP)

[@edabean007]

You wont need to format the card. Imager takes care of that for you no matter the size.

[@OFCIFR]

I get this error when installing : "Installation step failed: Install the system" when i install it on my x86 pc

[@stephenridgway2720]

Rpi-imager can format sdcards if necessary.

[@mattivirta]

erase, format many different image,bootloader change, sd card boot,usb boot, internet boot, my test internet boot alltime fail not working load ok but no go wallpaper main site.

[@ronygonzalez1848]

Hi Slayer, When I on minute 4:04 When I try to write the program It tells me that all existing data on 'Mass Storage Device media' will be erase. What does it mean ? Is it safe for my computer to proceed?

[@amieljosiahguintu2033]

How can I put my personal project on Raspberry PI, it is an Object Detection

[@isaacvampful]

I have a question, I downloaded one game for the pscx emulator section try to manually put a description on the game I saved it but when I booted up the game again all my other descriptions disappeared for my other ps1 games I try putting it all in again and save restart emulation and it's still gone, so I took the micro SD card out and put in my pc to see what was the problem I didn't see any bugs, try to fix it still no fix, now my dam options section disappeared and my ps1 section is gone but all my other section of games are still on it for my other game emulators, any advice?

[@tomdalgleish]

The re-flash wipes all stored files so how do I archive my python files for retrieval after the re-flash?

[@tazo1jd]

we're and how do i find and install . the linux subsystem for win10 ?

[@nikkiadams668]

I cannot get the rasberry pi to recognize a mouse or keyboard for me to click the "next" step. I'm not sure how to get it to do that

[@shaikashmisaj4112]

How much time you got to write SD card

[@boxerdrummer]

Pretty sure this was Ryan Reynolds.

[@bvkirangoud1263]

I want to monitor raspberry pi through vnc viewer in which raspberry pi is connected without using wifi which means I am using gsm module which is sim slot and it is connected through mobile network Anyone please help me

[@gautombose4172]

Hi. I get an error "Failed to create OpenGL context for format ........". how do I fix this problem?

[@realme-xv1jf]

getting started with rpi4 by ryan reynolds

[@Jaytraveler2]

Can I still download the raspberry pi OS even if I already installed umbrella?

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Not familiar with umbrella

[@Jaytraveler2]

@@DataSlayerMedia Understand, thank you

[@joelcolon2570]

Can I download waze on to this unit ?

[@cjlowe1650]

Product doesn't work as described. Mine didn't have country , location.

[@LeslieLanagan]

This video seems inaccurate. You can ping anything in DOS that you can in Linux. Having WSL is handy, but not required.

[@aneeschughtai6725]

Hi sir Raspbian SSH Enable manual method share

[@RandyTamayo]

why do you have to google when going to raspberry website?

[@DataSlayerMedia]

I route everything through Google as a security measure.

[@Rick-vm8bl]

Very misleading to have "2022 update" in the title when you know very well that this is the same way its been done for several years. It's made worse by the fact that there genuinely is a new way now, and it's not covered here.

[@rohangupte8372]

Do you by any chance have a link to a video with the new method?

[@HiltonT69]

A lot of misinformation about Microsoft Windows in this video. :(

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Feel free to correct me! All I know about Windows is you should download the linux subsystem :)

[@julianbrown1331]

@@DataSlayerMedia no need for WSL if you just want ping (been standard to MS forever) and SSH (ok - that's fairly new). I'd still recommend WSL but it really isn't necessary

[@suparnaprasad8187]

When I connect it to my windows 11 laptop, I see nothing. Why is that?

[@markuszingg3131]

I totally miss whats suposed to be new about your way. Thath raspberry pi downloader sems to be a customized version of balena etcher which is around for long.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Many of the top tutorials on this are not using Raspi Imager, hence the new video.

[@adaycj]

So where was the part where you put your imaged OS into the Raspberry Pi? I must have missed it ... because without doing that your Pi is a brick.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

It should be in there..

[@adaycj]

@@DataSlayerMedia Nope. Lots of things happen between 4:22 and 6:37 but inserting the micro SD in the Pi before you boot isn't one of them. Your headless video shows it.

[@isaiahhughes5264]

the size of that cursor tho😳

[@ameer-alahmadi]

what is the new "2023 update " 🤔

[@JeminYoo-m1v]

does this work raspberry pi 3?

[@smokingone]

can't you just plug a monitor into the hdmi port on the raspberry pi? also why install vim, pretty sure every distro ships with nano these days.

[@asiyasyeda8385]

where to buy this module

[@astoneuca7926]

how do i connect the LTE sim ?

[@johnmayorga5774]

I came here for a NEW method. I see nothing new.

[@alinaqirizvi1441]

Newer than the NOOBS method

[@tromzinck]

No hardware information on how to connect ssd to Pi 🤔

[@WRWhizard]

Not all that new, think I did this almost a year ago. Got two pi, one running Kali, the other a Apache web server and some other stuff.

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Why Kali?

[@professormoriarty703]

There is always these guys on every post for anything Linux based . They always have “done everything and everyone’s tutorials are late “ don’t pay comments like this no mind or attention great 👍 video. Ignore the toxic Linux guys they show up everywhere being negative. Your video was helpful to many

[@WRWhizard]

@@professormoriarty703 Not intended to be 'toxic' or critical. Just wanted to comment.

[@QwikKota]

Does this work for a Pi 3?

[@ursmii_]

what should be NEW on all these procedures? :-( all standard

[@DataSlayerMedia]

Other videos still use NOOBS!