Update your Raspberry Pi

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Install Pi OS

  1. Get the SD card and insert it in to the Raspberry Pi
  2. Plugin the screen, keyboard and then power (in that order)
  3. After a couple of moments, you should see a black screen with lots of white text scrolling up (this is what Linux looks like booting up).
  4. You’ll know when the Raspberry Pi will finish booting because you’ll see a prompt saying:
    raspberry pi login:
  5. Enter a username of pi   <press enter>
  6. Enter a password of raspberry   <press enter>

Enable SSH the Raspberry Pi

Now we’re not going to want to leave a keyboard and screen plugged into our Raspberry Pi so let's enable SSH so we can remotely administrate it:
At the command prompt type:
sudo raspi-config
On the configuration screen that appears, select Interfacing Options
Scroll down to SSH   <press enter>
When prompted as to whether or not you would like SSH enabled, obviously click Yes.

Expand Filesystem

Expand At the command prompt type:
On the configuration screen that appears, select Advanced Options
Scroll down to Expand Filesystem   <press enter>
Restart your Raspberry Pi by typing
sudo reboot
Update your Raspberry Pi


Update your Raspberry Pi firmware by running the following command:

sudo apt-get install rpi-update && echo Y | sudo rpi-update
The Raspberry Pi will then begin updating its firmware, this may take a little while so be patient and do not restart or unplug the Raspberry Pi!
Restart your Raspberry Pi by typing
sudo reboot

At the command prompt type:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
The Raspberry Pi will then begin updating its operating system, this may take a little while so be patient and do not restart or unplug the Raspberry Pi

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