This is a memorandum on installing Ubuntu Server to Raspberry Pi.
- Ubuntu Server 22.04.4 LTS
- Raspberry pi 3 model B
- 64GB SD Memory Card
- Windows 11 home
- Click the link below to access the Raspberry Pi official site.
Raspberry Pi OS - Go to the section titled "Install Raspberry Pi OS using Raspberry Pi Imager".
- Click "Download for Windows" to download the '.exe' file below.
imager_1.8.5.exe - Execute the downloaded file.
- Click "YES" button on the UAC dialog.
- The Raspberry Pi Imager Installer will start.
- Click "Install" button at "Welcome to Raspverry Pi Imager Setup".
- Click "Finish" button at "Completing Raspberry Pi Imager Setup".
- Click the link below and access Ubuntu official site.
Install Ubuntu on a Raspberry Pi - Go to the section titled "Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS"
- Click "Download Ubuntu Server 22.04.4 LTS" to download the '.xz' file below.
ubuntu-22.04.4-preinstalled-server-arm64+raspi.img.xz - Unzip the download file to the '.img' file below. ubuntu-22.04.4-preinstalled-server-arm64+raspi.img
- Set the SD Memory card to your Windows machine.
- Start Raspberry Pi Imager from Windows start menu.
- Choose these items.
- Choose "Raspberry Pi 3" from the device lists.
- Choose "Use custom" from the OS lists. And open the unzipped '.img' file below.
ubuntu-22.04.4-preinstalled-server-arm64+raspi.img - Choose "Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device - 63.9GB" from the storage lists.
- Click "Next" button.
- Click "Edit the settings" button on the "Use OF customizetion?" dialog.
- Edit your custom setteings.
- General
- Host name
- User name and password
- Wi-Fi settings
- SSID
- Password
- Country
- Locale Settings
- Time zone
- Keyboard layout
- Service
- Check "Enable SSH"
- Use passworad authentication
- Use only public encryption authentication
- Check "Enable SSH"
- Option
- Sound on finish
- Remove the media on finish
- Enable Telemetry
- General
- Click "Yes" button on the "Use of customization?" dialog.
- Notice enough and click "Yes" on the "Alert" dialog.
- Wait writing and verifing.
- Click "Continue" button on "Writing is over normally" dialog after finish install and verify.
- Remove the SD Memory card from your Windows machine.
- Exit Raspberry Pi Imager by click the window close button.
- Set the SD Memory card to your Raspberry Pi module.
- Connect LAN cable when not use Wi-Fi.
- Turn on your Raspberry Pi module.
- Have fun!