diff --git a/Raspbery-Pi-Setup.md b/Raspbery-Pi-Setup.md index 8120b18..a1e317c 100644 --- a/Raspbery-Pi-Setup.md +++ b/Raspbery-Pi-Setup.md @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Download and install [Raspberry Pi Imager](https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ ![Flashing 1](pictures/rpi-flash1.png) -Choose **Raspberry Pi OS (other)** and select **Raspberry Pi OS Lite (32-bit)**. This provides a minimal Debian-based system with lower memory footprint. +Choose **Raspberry Pi OS (other)** and select **Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit)**. This provides a minimal Debian-based system with lower memory footprint. ![Flashing 2](pictures/rpi-flash2.png) @@ -68,8 +68,6 @@ Skip customisation step to set up accounts and locales on first boot. Review the configuration and write the image to the SD card. Wait for the process to finish. -![Flashing 5](pictures/rpi-flash5.png) - # 2 Partitioning > [!TIP] >This optional step prepares the system for an overlay filesystem, allowing the core system to run in read-only mode while keeping the user directory writable. It also creates a Linux swap partition. If you don’t need an overlay setup, you can skip this and boot the Pi normally. The SD card partitions will be expanded automatically on first boot. diff --git a/pictures/rpi-flash1.png b/pictures/rpi-flash1.png index affd1a0..1caa3fe 100644 Binary files a/pictures/rpi-flash1.png and b/pictures/rpi-flash1.png differ diff --git a/pictures/rpi-flash2.png b/pictures/rpi-flash2.png index 6084faf..6dade7f 100644 Binary files a/pictures/rpi-flash2.png and b/pictures/rpi-flash2.png differ diff --git a/pictures/rpi-flash3.png b/pictures/rpi-flash3.png index 89b2e44..1e83aa6 100644 Binary files a/pictures/rpi-flash3.png and b/pictures/rpi-flash3.png differ diff --git a/pictures/rpi-flash4.png b/pictures/rpi-flash4.png index ffff981..7ed97f5 100644 Binary files a/pictures/rpi-flash4.png and b/pictures/rpi-flash4.png differ diff --git a/pictures/rpi-flash5.png b/pictures/rpi-flash5.png deleted file mode 100644 index daa87b4..0000000 Binary files a/pictures/rpi-flash5.png and /dev/null differ