Raspberry Pi 4 Getting Started

[@marklane2359]

Thanks for doing this tutorial, I have always wanted to have a go at computer programming and projects but never had the guts to do so as I am 61 years old and dyslexic , I have problems spelling IT never mind doing it, but now feel it is time to have a go, so Raspberry Pi added to Christmas wish list.

[@enlightenedfriend3043]

I might get one, good luck with your project, god bless you

[@yobro683]

Good luck!

[@diggee172]

Bless you. Enjoy. Take your time. I’m retiring and I’m getting into this stuff now. Can’t wait

[@leadmanski]

we are never too old to learn

[@SehnsuchtYT]

I hope it went alright!

[@NewAgeDIY]

FYI Picked up a CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB). And it included Samsung EVO+ 64GB MicroSD w/NOOBS. Not sure if you got a old kit or not. Thanks for sharing your ideas Last point. Tell people to put that Pi in its case before plugging everything in. I can’t tell you how many people I know that have blown up there Pi by shorting it out by having A piece of metal touching the backplate. You have a great channel, keep up the good work!

[@gvhiii]

Dude (and I mean that with great respect) you are the man. I started out back in the 70's with the TRS80 then the TI 99/4a from the I went to the Ohio Scientific unit with the 3 processors (6505 / 6800 / Z80) with a Winchester 74meg hard drive that was bigger than a dell rack mount blade server. I remember the lights dimming when I power it on. Then of course the IBM PC (win95) up to now the Win 10. I've learned programing in all those CPU so when I bought the first Rasp for so reason I was lost nothing seem to work right from download to installing. 67 years old and this You Tube was a great answer to understanding the process. Thank you so much. I'm big into Hydroponics and now I think I can use the Rasp to help with my system. Ordering the Canakit and the Ultimate Starter Kit.

[@EpicSauce-Digital]

For those of you coming coming to this in the present day, I am just starting as of 2023... Noobs seems to be replaced. "What Happened to NOOBS? First launched in 2013, NOOBS (New Out Of Box Software) was designed to make installing an operating system on a Raspberry Pi easy. But in 2020, Raspberry Pi Imager was released. This features most of the same functionality as NOOBS, while adding support for larger SD cards." So basically Raspberry Pi Imager is equivalent to Noobs, as the link on his blog post doesn't bring you to download Noobs anymore, just the many options of OS downloading for the Pi.

[@bonynge5]

A brilliant tutorial, thank you. I've had little raspberry pi Element 14 for ages and not done anything with it. Time for this 75 year old to start playing.

[@tteastman4346]

One of the BEST (actually the best) straight forward how to videos I've seen on KZbin. Well done and Ty!

[@digitalgods5568]

One of the best tutorials I have seen on KZbin in any category. Very nicely done, even down to the speedup indicators on your video! Thanks, this helps quite a bit.

[@BloodScientist]

I bought a Pi at the beginning of the pandemic, but working in healthcare we didn't get to do the whole work from home / take up baking / pick up hobbies. I dug it out today and thought I'd make use of it. Thanks for such a fantastic, detailed video.

[@MrBigajm]

Thanks for this video. Just bought a Pi4 but it came with no instructions on how to set it up. Watching your video was the perfect guide.

[@mhere4fun1]

I must say, This is the most detailed explanation about raspberry Pi I have seen on KZbin. I was pretty confused about many things in raspberry Pi before watching this video and it has cleared most of my doubts. This is pretty under rated video and every raspberry Pi starter must watch this before u start working. Thanks for detailed explanation.

[@brentgutmann]

I love it that the very first video I watch to understand my new raspberry pi is done by a guy in an mcrn shirt. Well done mariner!

[@staninjapan07]

Thanks. Just saw Getting Started With The Raspberry Pi 4 - Use It As A Linux PC by ETA PRIME and that intrigued me so I came here. Had heard nothing of these since the first one yers ago. I am not a tech' savvy user, but I enjoyed your video, and I think it's very cool that people can learn all about this stuff at a relatively very low cost by getting one of these. As someone who uses his computer just to use the 'net and make activities for the classroom with regular office software, one of these would be perfectly enough for me if my current computer died again and could not be brought back to life. The fact that we can now get a computer to plug into our monitor, keyboard and mouse and get set up for so little money and at so low a cost astounds me.

[@jentronics3754]

The "servo" you was turning is a potentiometer, a variable resistor. A servo is a device that normally physically controls something and provides feedback. An example would be computer remotely opening/closing a valve in a factory by signalling a servo called a MOV (Motor Operated Valve). The MOV would provide feedback to inform the computer how much the valve is opened. Did enjoy your video; was looking or a video to recommend to a teen interested in the Pi.

[@frankguzz9692]

Why do comments on tutorial videos always sound so fake like “thank you so much I couldn’t get my raspberry pi to work until I saw this, it was so easy to follow with your good instructions.”

[@happym0nk3y]

There's definitely something off about a lot of these comments.

[@Weaseldog2001]

I'm using one of these to monitor outside cameras. It's an amazing amount of power in a small package.

[@justinbarrientes270]

Using it to monitor them through a web browser or ?

[@Weaseldog2001]

@@justinbarrientes270 yes. The server is a dedicated webserver.

[@Davincibeats93]

Wow I don’t comment much on KZbin but this deserves a standing ovation 👏

[@irwingalvarez]

First time coming across this channel and as soon as the video started, IMMEDIATELY I was like, "why is Billy Eichner about to give me the deets on getting started with a Raspberry Pi 4"?

[@briancanfield2968]

Thought so too until I noticed he wasn't shouting the entire time.

[@thokosimbeye8704]

I didn't know what a raspberry pi really was.. but through this video I learn alot. Thank you for the knowledge shared

[@IgorEngelen1974]

I just completed a pi hole setup with a raspberry 4 and it was a great project. Not too complicated yet very rewarding.

[@TheRealMarsEnjoyer]

I know this is a couple years after upload, but I just got my raspberry pi and set it up how you did it here and this has been SO helpful. Thank you for this!

[@boeingpete]

Excellent video. Clear, succinct with no time wasting narrative. Both useful and entertaining. Good job!

[@totalsoupsloud]

could have skipped the part about being cautious about what drive path to set....

[@SteveH-TN]

Thanks for sharing this video and your thoughts & insights. I just ordered a Raspberry Pi 4 kit as upgrade from my 5 year old pi 3. Last week I ordered MagPi including a Pi Zero W.

[@WSallai]

Chris, this was brilliant! You provided everything someone with absolutely no knowledge of RasberryPi would need to start. Don’t know Python or any other language and am excited about learning that too. Looking forward to seeing what else you have and have subscribed. Thanks from a Nooby.

[@amnovice4002]

Completely agree !

[@dazeitgeist]

Haha ditto mate. I feel much better knowing many people feel the same😁

[@kinason]

@@dazeitgeist You will probably feel even better knowing additional people feel same. :)

[@simonghoul3602]

I appreciate the tutorial, everything I found online was images of Raspberry Pi boards, and I had no idea how it would look like once I finish setting up and once I placed it near my router. I often felt like "Yes, I get that, the pi is the board itself, but that's not how it would look like after I set it up. Just show me the damn thing once it's set up, because if it's too big or something then there's no point in getting the pi :)"

[@TommyPatch]

Great work man, Thank you, I just got mine and I am going to try to run Pi-Hole. I cant wait, thank you again. :-) Edit: Pi-Hole is up and running and it is amazing. Today is a great day ❤️

[@ai-robots.online126]

You can buy Raspberry Pi 4B WiFi-AI Robot Car with Arm kits for learning

[@Tubeytime]

HANDS DOWN best intro to Raspi video, you gave me a direction to go in. Thank You!

[@tg9460]

Thanks. That was so easy to follow. I was confused about it until I ran into your channel. It's great.

[@Theshogunsblade]

Thanks

[@JoTheXplosiv]

Thanks

[@GEORGEC81]

Thanks

[@terryaucoin4708]

Totally agree! Perfect timing. Right before things start closing. If it wasnt for such a clear walk threw i probably would be still looking for another way to entertain myself. Thanks!

[@mellowgeekstudio]

5:19 that's a 3.5 mm 4-pole stereo audio AND composite video port.

[@Cha0s_Generat0r]

Your teaching style is perfect. Thank you!

[@jamestucker8088]

Excellent video. I really appreciate how professional it is. You fast forward thru the boring parts and the audio is as clear as the video. The view outside your window doesn't look like Los Angeles however.

[@TheoSmith249]

Perfect timing- just got my first RPi4!!!

[@Gabrie177]

Same here ✌️✌️✌️

[@davidbydefault6333]

Fricking lit! I want to one.

[@infotruther]

@@davidbydefault6333 fraken lit. I want to 2

[@ledgend342002]

I have a raspberry pi 4 doing nothing and I also thought of putting a Argon m.2 sata board in the base with this, it would give you a quicker time to access your programs. You could then add a bigger sata m.2 drive. I really like the information given, thank you.

[@AntonioSantos-vf6vx]

Perfect vídeo to get started with the Raspberry Pi. I liked also the Martian Congressional Republic Navy (MCRN) T-Shirt from The Expanse Series.

[@davidcampbell9491]

Who on earth is downvoting this video?? This was fantastic and I learned a lot. Thank you!

[@anullhandle]

Fwiw the servo thingy is a pot or potentiometer :) Iirc apt arguments are mostly the same little lazier than typing apt-get.

[@yu5554]

I came with a thought it's just another starter video but I do have 1 key takeaway. Remote desktop. Its rare to have such key topics in starter kit. Loved the new knowledge. Thank you

[@Hab601]

I've never learned so much as I have with this vid on Pi. Thanks

[@urbexgamma]

I started this week with a Raspberry PI 3B. I chose this version because a PI 4 here in the Netherlands is very difficult to get new and second-hand, very ridiculous prices are asked (more than double what it normally costs) The PI 3 version is a bit affordable second-hand I made an emulation station from the Raspberry, its super funny!

[@egotistical_wet_wipes5140]

Literally on week 1 of the CS50 course and already struggling idk what I'm doing here but this just gave me a new insight of what I wanna don in the future and this tutorial was super clear, will definitely come back to it once I have the skills to:)

[@asrtemps]

Thanks!

[@chucktaylor4384]

Dude... This rite here is the best "breakdown" video I think I have found on these. Excellent. Keep'em comin man.

[@KA4UPW]

Wow, Ive watched dozens pi started videos, and this is by far the best and easiest to follow. Thanls

[@BenUkulele]

Thanks for this tutorial. I just got mine yesterday.

[@lunanuevadesigns3960]

How is it? Have you created projects? What have you learned?

[@baileygrace9712]

I got one of these for Christmas and was looking up how to set it up. This video does the trick!

[@Aepek]

Really enjoy these types of videos you do for us. They are really nifty & appreciate the time it takes you👍🏻. There’s so many things able to do these days, & a vid like this helps those that are just starting. Hope to see some more vids going into more details, as it’s pretty cool👍🏻 Happy New Year ✌🏼

[@williamclark3671]

Yes dude!

[@anupamdash1102]

i spent some gift vouchers on a raspi kit and this video is pretty reassuring 👀 thanks!

[@AWetCARROT1]

Thanks for the explanation man, I plan to check out some of your other videos on the Raspberry Pi when it arrives in a few days! Keep up the good work!

[@MakerMeraki]

There are a ton of Raspberry Pi project videos, but this is the first intro video I've seen. Thank you! I've worked in information security and digital forensics for the last 20+ years, so I'm a technical person, but never knew how to get started until now. I really appreciate this video, and finally have one on order! I can't wait to get started!

[@dominickblue6676]

Great introduction and tutorial! Got my Pi up and running in no time!

[@thomasmanson1119]

What did you buy to do this? The video sent me in the completely wrong direction and I probably wasted $150 and still need another $100 of significant parts to operate. Tell me what you acquired to get your pi “up and running in no time”

[@pokeba3299]

Thank very much. I am thinking to get a Raspberry Pi to teach my grandson about computer. Does this make sense?

[@dashobie]

Great Video you have a way to explain everything to make it extremely understandable.

[@shahidiqbal5273]

Chris, you covered everything in one vedio.... great work.......

[@jmlocci]

Watched and enjoyed from France. Great tutorial, very clear speech. Thanks Chris...!

[@christiansantiago3007]

Got a BTT Pi for my 3d printer. after playing with it for a bit while the print was finishing i ended up getting the 4g pi 4. Kinda neat and does alot for something the size of a pack of smokes. Probably will turn into an emulation/media box. Wish i would have messed with this stuff years ago.

[@ozricus]

Thank you for putting this video up. I have a much clearer understanding of the raspberry pi now. Love your detailed instructions. Liked and subscribed.

[@yacineatroune]

Thanks man for spreading knowledge. I did enjoyed watching this tutorial!

[@zsombokd]

12:16 Thank you for zooming in on the back of your hand. Was really helpful! :D (I like the video, btw)

[@ITLinks]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos Chris!

[@texman1166]

Thanks for the excellent presentation. I learned a few things. One problem I am having is that I cannot get my Raspberry Pi 4 to work with my WiFi. The Raspberry Pi 4 sees my network but it will not connect via WiFi. I'm open to suggestions.

[@infotruther]

Its probably due to your signal strength. Just go to your service provider and tell them you need more speed.

[@ryanqvincent144]

Very useful tutorial about starting with the Raspberry Pi. I am going to get one shortly and this is one of the best introductions about how to 'get going' I have seen. Appreciated.

[@brooklynzoo81]

This was well put together. Been thinking about getting rid of my old bulky desktops for something like this. Maybe even save on my electric bill.

[@ngbuckchew1439]

Good video explaining how to get started to learn how to programming a Raspberry board.

[@JeffsTagtripp]

If you put an empty file named ssh on the SD card. Then ssh is enabled on boot. ;) Please make a new video about webmin on raspberry pi.

[@AtlantaTerry]

Jeff, should there be a TLE (three letter file extension) after "SSH"? For example ".exe .com .xls .doc .txt" etc.

[@JeffsTagtripp]

@@AtlantaTerryNo file extension at all. To get SSH headless enable.

[@filipw3251]

I got a 4 gigabyte starter kit with a retro game console case. Thx for making this video! Now i know how to set it up.

[@oleksandrlytvyn532]

Hello, there is one big moment, because of which I spent few days trying to make it work: if you have SD card with size more then 32 gb, SD card Formatter tool will format it as exFAT, but Raspberry can understand just FAT32/FAT16. When you download NOOBs, there is READ ME, there is provided instruction for case when SD card is over 32 GB size. Please, please, please tell us more about the way you use Raspberry pi as monitoring tool for your /clients network.

[@jamesjbarrek6086]

Hey ya thanks for the vid. Just so ya know you have the 1 heat sink in the wrong place the smallest one has to go on the USB 3.0 controller chip next to the USB 3.0 ports. Its what is says in the big instruction book that comes in the box.

[@tonymason6686]

Whew glad I wasn't the only one to notice that!

[@chanman83]

Thank you for this tutorial! Very helpful in helping me setup my new Pi!

[@michael7324]

I like that you have a blog to print. I like to make check boxes when i install stuff.

[@davidnixon1029]

Great content, and you're very concise and clear. Thx!

[@slamhead]

Purchased through your link so you get a little kickback. Building a computer for my boat using OpenCPN, Will be building another micro sd card just for that purpose.

[@stevetrauba9463]

Chris, would be great to see the Raspberry PI in action doing network monitoring as you alluded to in your video. Thanks for the great content!

[@skf957]

+1

[@ibnuh]

+1

[@robertivey3268]

++100

[@farangtikitungmuang]

alluded but he did elude u cuz he never posted your request

[@JohnnyKy9]

Hey guys, for a couple of ideas, check out Vladimir Zahradnik’s article “Raspberry Pi as a home router” at Zahradnik.io, and also do a search for Pi Hole software. There is another good article on Pi Hole called “Null-routing FaceBook” in the Spring 2020 issue of 2600.

[@victordobin5918]

Great guide! Just the right pace and simple explanations! You have a talent for it.....Thanks,

[@lexsteel12]

This was a very informative video, thank you. I don't know if you only deal with networking related stuff with the Rasberry Pi, but I would love to see you show how to set up a Rasberry Pi with an arcade unit. With video game emulators. That is the main reason I am interested in Rasberry Pi.

[@carlosmcp0]

I’m just starting and I want to see more videos of raspberry pi projects it would be awesome!

[@monishamonisha4169]

I learned so many things in one video so simply explained. I enoyed watching it too. Thank you :)

[@thomasgifkins9983]

just watched you video. It helped a lot!! I just got the 4B. I have a 32M micro USB for the Pi's HD. I whished that I had Known about the cable to go from the Pi to a monitor.

[@joukenienhuis6888]

Great video and very clearly explained for non technicians like me. I could all follow it up to the point where you looked at the monitor for the installations. Did you connect the monitor with the raspberry?

[@codersexpo1580]

Hands down the best Raspberry PI 4 Getting Started video I have seen. Very well put together! Thank you. Subbed!

[@3Carbon6]

That "servo thing" is a variable resistor/ potentiometer.

[@alexdimartino8903]

:-))

[@dimash244]

and diode understands digital signal :)

[@djhowell5273]

Watching this, bout to help out a friend who needs help configuring and getting his running. Thank you for the vid!!

[@obe22099]

My 3d printer sent me here. I'm not sure who's in charge anymore.

[@titi9238]

Funny I was thinking of this with 3D printer👍🏾

[@chrisbaker2903]

It's the Outer Limits...

[@ADH0009]

You might as well get a raspberry pi because your 3D printer wants one

[@obe22099]

@@ADH0009 I did and it wasn't like i had a choice. I'm in an abusive relationship.

[@FREAKBAlT]

My raspberry pi wants me to get a 3d printer

[@tomdalgleish]

Brilliant and informative presentation. It's unusual for a techie to be a communications expert too.

[@JasonShowell]

Chris, This was a break from the usual unifi stuff I come here for but was a very good introduction to the pi. I have been using them for various things since the early days but I have no coding skills as such. Would love to see some examples of how you use these to do monitoring or maybe even replacement of cloudkeys etc. Closest I have come to using these for network monitoring was to have one of this display a web page on a monitor from a remote network monitor or weather map. These do make it very easy to have 16 monitors on the wall watching a large corporate network. Thanks for the video.

PINN seems to be an alternative to Noobs I was going to test today. Alternatively, you can install Balena Etcher in your computer, download the full image you want to install (say raspbian full with recommended software) and "flash" it to the micro SD with etcher. To do so you just 1: select the image you downloaded, 2: select the micro SD and 3: Clic Flash! With this method you can install an Arm version of Manjaro, for example. Although Raspbian is probably the best choice anyway. Nice vid! Loved the small multi-color case.

[@AtlantaTerry]

Yes... but. That might be a bit much for a NOOB to do.

[@DamjanDimitrioski]

Do salespeople know that developers got "round up" function built-in in their retina?

[@thejoykey7102]

Awesome video. Very, very helpful for getting a sixty nine year old started. Much appreciated!

[@MegaMastiffman]

$35!?!?!?! Hahhahaha uhhh boy I just paid $279 for the kit

[@omeancollins]

Ouch!!!! 😢

[@TomCee53]

Time & inflation wait for no one.

[@jeremylove448]

😬😬😬

[@FBIManVr]

It is 35$ tho (only on official website)

[@BuffDoge_vr]

me too

[@preechamarkmee9930]

Chris,Thank you so much for your great video, got me started with the Pi4 without any problems.

[@centre.line.mining55]

yes! been looking all day for a video explaining raspi

[@CAPHOTO1961]

Well this video was amazing. Thank you, definitely going get into this, now that I know what a raspberry pi is and can do.

[@krisdevoecht]

This was a good start for me, thanks!

[@therealbatman664]

Excellent and straightforward content ! Thanks. But when i ran sudo apt upgrade, the raspberry pi can't find the boot file

[@erniea5843]

Great video for getting started! Just bought my first Pi yesterday :)

[@maheswarishanthi9729]

I was able to get my first pi product up and running without any trouble.

[@derrickdzurko2068]

Thank you ~ Never knew - but I now I know

[@mohannadmalik5373]

you deserve triple likes on this video big thanks

[@Larotian]

Nice shirt !

[@kenmichaels1842]

Excellent job! One of the more lucid explanations on KZbin