Hi everybody how are you? I hope that very good. In this video I want to explain to you the way in which I think it is the most optimal therapy and that we are going to be sure, that we are not going to have errors when we leave repositories or third-party software on our Raspberry Pi. For those who don't know, a Raspberry Pi is a computer. On this small plate we have everything we need, network card for LAN, they also already have Wi-Fi. USB three and USB two ports. USB ports three from the Raspberry Pi, four from Raspberry Pi four and five. We already have two micro HDMI outputs that support resolutions up to 4K. It is powered by USB from the Raspberry Pi four and five, the Raspberry Pi one, two and three. If I'm not giving incorrect information, they are powered by micro USB. How do we install the software on Raspberry Pi? It is done through micro SD memory. The port to insert our memory is on the back of the board. So, in this video I want to explain how we are going to correctly install the operating system and update. So the first thing we are going to do is go to this address. Raspberry Pi dot com is the software. When we enter the website. We are going to go to the part where we find download for Windows when we click on Download for Windows, the software download will automatically begin. As you see here, that's it. Well, I already have my software installed on my computer ready. As you can see, I also already have the micro SD that I am going to use for this installed on my CPU . Well, then here first it tells us what device we are going to install, what device we are going to install on in the exercise that I am going to do is that I have a Raspberry Pi two at this moment, so I choose it in the operating system. So this is where the important thing goes. Here we can install this legacy version at once with a lightweight version so as not to miss our Raspberry Pi 2 on Raspberry Pi 4 and 5, always installing full unless we choose a legacy version that is lighter. So I always advise you to use the full version that you are going to install of the operating system that you are going to install, as we are going to install for Raspberry Pi 2. So it is preferable to enter that tab that says Raspberry Pi Oes, Others we enter and here we do choose the full version. Okay, so we choose the full version, which then tells us that we are going to install the full operating system for a Raspberry Pi. Choose storage when we press there our SD memory appears. So I choose it, I press the next one. I'm going to say that I'm going to edit the settings, I'll explain why. So here it will allow us to connect to the Raspberry Pi without need, install this without need, isolate it. Keyboard, mouse, screen. So for that it is important to set a username and password. So well, in this case my user is the one you are seeing. Whichever you want. And the password. We are going to enter the password we want. So in this exercise I am going to enter 123 456 789. If your raspberry supports wireless LAN, well, choose it and if not, no, I prefer not to choose it. The services I am going to give you choose yes, activate SSH and password authentication. The password is the one we put again 123 456 789 and let's see what more options. I'm going to leave it like this. So in services we choose to activate SSH in general, you already know the user we are going to use, we put it here, we repeat it here and we are going to save our password. We say that it applies to the customization settings of the operating system. We say yes. Here it tells us that it saves everything in memory. We say yes. Here we simply wait for it to write everything the operating system should do. Well, after the whole process is over, I wrote After writing to our micro SD, this message appears , then it tells us that we can now remove the SD card. Reader, I have already continued and I am going to remove the micro SD from my CPU. Here I have my micro SD memory where we just installed the Raspberry software. Now I'm going to insert it into my radio, but as you see, I have a two-gig Raspberry Pi. It's Generation Two and I bought him this pretty one. So we're just going to insert our micro SD. I sealed it again. So it has the micro SD installed, we simply put its Poe source in it. Here we have the one that indicates activity and the card and we connect our network card and that's it. It's all we need to start working. We wait about 15 seconds for it to synchronize. While this is happening, we need software, a couple more software. The first one we are going to look for is something called Advanced. Well, an IP scanner. We go to this address and it should automatically start downloading the software as you are seeing right now. And I'm going to execute it. So here he tells me I tell him that in Spanish, I tell him to execute. We hope you do your installation operation and that's it. So, at this moment I am going to tell it to explore and we are going to see the IPs of the devices that I have connected to my network at this moment. Right now it is showing me this one that says Raspberry Pi Foundation. Then it tells me that it is at the address 192 168 one 19. That information is very important. We need the software to make the network connection with our Raspberry. There is a software that has a somewhat funny name. Well, at least that's how it sounds in Latin America. It is a software called Putty with double T and Greek and we are going to download it from this address, which is where I am placing the QR code that you see on the injection. If you scan it, it will take you directly to the download address. Then let's Install to download putty with double T Let's download a hurricane. Here we have it. So that's the one we're going to download automatically. He starts the download. I already have it in my system. On my operating system installed, so I'm just going to run it. Ready. So here it asks us for the connection address. So my connection address is 101 188.1 point 19. The port will always be 22. Let's see if Open here is telling us that if we accept the connection, I say yes. Here it already tells us that we can log in. So what was the user? Remember that we had put a user in the Raspberry support installation options, so in my case it was time two ENTER and it asked me for the password, so we had said that it was 12346789. The quiet digit will not appear , it is when they write, The digits will not appear. You simply write and read enter and we already have a connection. Before this dollar sign appears, we already have a connection. So this is where we're going to start using some commands. Here we have to type or copy and paste some commands. So our first make command that appears on the screen we are going to write. Sudo space to PT and Update and enter. Here we wait for him to do the installation. That's why it must be connected. Of course, I am forced to say we must be connected to the internet for all this to work, because he starts downloading everything from the internet. Yes, everything is going to be downloaded online and we wait for it to do the work that it has to do. Well, since I finished this first part, now we go with the following command su apk script space upgrade that we are going to write and press enter. Well, we hope that we It comes out here we must choose and press the enter key and with this the download and installation of these Raspberry Pi software updates begins. We wait. Well, after the download process finishes, installation of all the packages, again in this process the dollar sign appears here again and we are going to place our next command. Let's write sudo to PT Clean space and press enter. After that we are going to write our next sudo reboot command so that our Raspberry Pi reboots. So there I get that notice because it means that it lost connection with the Raspberry. So all we're going to do is wait. Well, since our Raspberry is restarting, I prefer to close. We reopen our Putty software, which is the one with which we make the connection. So let's remember our connection address 192 168.1119 Open. And if everything is fine, we will get this notice. Then log in as the users we had on our Raspberry then, it asks us for the password. Remember that what we write will not appear, but don't worry, we write, press enter and wait for it to make the connection. Well, since we have the connection again, let's continue. Now, what are we going to do? We need to activate BNC mode to be able to connect and have a graphical interface, not just the command line, but also have a graphical interface. So how are we going to do it? Well, for that we are going to activate some options in the configuration and we are going to access it via the command line. Then we are going to generate another command that is sudo, scrape, script, config and this menu will appear , then we go to the option that says interface options interface options. Sorry, my English is super bad. We press enter. We choose V in that and press enter with the arrows on our keyboard. We choose whether we choose OK and with the arrows on our keyboard we go to finish. In this way we already have a BNC connection. So well, here I am going to close my Puti Exit interface to download our graphical interface, a program that allows us to graphically access our Raspberry Pi. Come on, let's go to the next address, the one you see on the screen in the video description. There are going to be all these addresses and we choose to download the one that automatically recognizes that it is for Windows for both 32 and 64 bits. We press download and wait for the download to begin automatically. As you are seeing. Download now. Well, I already have this software installed on my BNC CPU so we are going to open it and expand the view a little so that we can see clearly what we are going to do. So here it asks us for the address. Trace Let's remember 192,338 point 1.19, enter is going to come out, this says what an error. So if it comes up we tell it to continue and it works, it will ask us for the username and password because that came up, because I have already logged in several times doing tests. Well, we simply write the username that we had on our raspberry the password 123 456 789, that is, remember the password. I tell it to accept and our graphical interface appears . We are connected by peek graphically without having to connect directly to our Raspberry Pi, my keyboard and more my screen. Just the power supply and a network cable to our internal network, to our router model and we have everything we need to work. Maybe from here we have our little window for the command line or terminal that speaking it online in Linux terminal language. This is going to be very important for future projects I was working on and today I am going to give you the explanation in future videos. Thank you very much and if you liked the video and the information is useful to you, I invite you to subscribe and share the video. Thank you so much.
