To do this, you need to edit a file calledĬhange the word "critical" to "stable" and save the file.Ĭheck once again for an eeprom update and you should notice a newer version. You will need to change the firmware directory from critical to stable to find the latest updates. Upgrade to the latest "stable" EEPROM version. Even if you see **UPDATE AVAILABLE** you can ignore it as we are going to check for an update in a more frequently released channel or directory called "stable".Ģ. By default you will only see updates from the "default" directory.ĭefault updates are not released too often. You should see that the bootloader is up-to-date. Now check to see if there is an update available.
You should see that version 9-03-2020 or later is installed. USB booting was supported starting with version 9-03-2020. Check current running version of bootloader EEPROM image. You will also need to make sure the OS is all up to date.ġ. Make sure you are running the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS on your Raspberry Pi 4.
HOW TO LOAD OS ON RASPBERRY PI HOW TO
This HOW TO assumes you have the knowledge to execute commands from a terminal window on the Raspberry Pi desktop or over an SSH connection.
This HOW TO will walk you through updating the bootloader, verifying the boot order, coping the SD card image onto a USB SSD drive and finally booting from USB. The Raspberry Pi 4 comes with an EEPROM that supports USB booting. Author: Raspberry Street Press HOW TO: Boot Raspberry Pi 4 from USB SSD Drive February, 2021
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