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Once you have selected the OS you want, the tool reads the file directly from their website and writes it to the SDcard. This is a subtle, but large improvement from before. Instead of having to download a file to your hard drive and then write it to an SDcard, the imager does this for you in one step. It also caches the download (saves it locally on your computer) so you can write the same image to other SDcards without having to re-download the file.

Thomas Bille, from the Ubuntu web development team, recently posted a blog about a change we have made to how and where tutorials can be found and created. In this new place, you will find a growing number of tutorials that use a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu. You will also find that each of these tutorials has been updated to use the Raspberry Pi imager.

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The application also verifies that the operating system has been written correctly after writing has finished. With certain operating system images, the imager also supports customizing the first boot configuration (you will be prompted for more information after selecting "NEXT" in this case).

i am trying to install Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop on a raspberry pi 4 8GB. the rpi imager does not give me the option for 20.04 Desktop. It shows Ubuntu 21 Desktop, and many 20 Server options. I want 20.04 Desktop.

I have followed the instructions in a lot of articles and videos that point me toward the ubuntu downloads > ubuntu for IoT > ubuntu for raspberry pi 2, 3, 4 > ... and then the articles all show that there is a 20.04 option but i can only see the 21.04 Desktop option.so now i have installed 20.04 ubuntu server and i am trying to install the Desktop from there, but i ran into some errors that are outside of my scope.

To try to troubleshoot, after the repeatable failed boots, I inserted this card as USB storage (through card reader) and confirmed that both partitions created by Pi imager on that Ubuntu SD card are visible, readable and writable. fsck does not throw any errors for either partition so it looks like filesystem is not corrupted.

If you're talking about Ubuntu Server, rather than Ubuntu Core (both of these are available as separate choices in the official Raspberry Pi Imager) there is a default ubuntu account, and the password is ubuntu.

But take note: The password won't work at first. Ubuntu Server is designed to set itself up using cloud-init, like you would see on a cloud computing node in a service such as Amazon EC2. It's a few minutes after booting before the account is configured and ready to log in with. Even after the console login prompt appears and ssh port becomes available, cloud-init is still setting things up in the background, and the ubuntu user account isn't ready to use yet.

I am trying to image Ubuntu onto an SD card on my Mac for use with my Raspberry Pi 4 using thew new official imager tool from Raspberry Pi (found here: ). For whatever reason, every time I try to image any version of Ubuntu that is pre-selected from the Ubuntu OS Menu (v18.04.4 32 & 64 bit, v19.10.1 32 & 64 bit, and Ubuntu Core 18 32 & 64 bit), it completes the install, but at the verify stage it fails once it reaches 100%. Specifically, the error message reads "Verifying write failed. Contents of SD card is different then(than?)what was written to it." I know that the imager does work. I got it to install Raspbian without issue.

Moreover, I have tried downloading the .xz file directly from Ubuntu (v18.04.4 LTS - -pi) and using the RPi imager with that file. It gives the same error message. I have also tried unzipping the file and using the .img file with the imager and it gives a different error saying Error writing file to disk.

Also it is important to note that Kubuntu is not compatible and has multiple fails. I have got it to load without failure but the desktop never loads after a reboot. (I had to repeat this process for new desktop install attempts with multiple fails). I used Xubuntu after that and had "Great Success!" after rebooting. The desktop launched and is running! However it does seem a little slow.

UPDATEit seems for some reason the imager wont verify on the pi itself i am only having success when i run these operation on my laptop using kali linux and the raspberry pi imager. i was also successful with kali linux os on the pi 4g using this process as well as ubuntu mate.

To complete the steps in this article, you just need one thing: an Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora or openSUSE Linux system with your desktop environment of choice. While packaging up the Raspberry PI Imager software from the rpi-imager source code repository on GitHub, I prepared VirtualBox virtual machines for all these Linux distributions. That way I could test the resulting DEB and RPM packages.

Since Ubuntu and Debian both use the DEB package file format, the instructions are quite similar for Debian. This time click on the Debian icon to display the instructions to add the repository of the home:pragmalin OBS project and then install the rpi-imager package. For Debian 11, the commands are:

You can follow a similar procedure for installing the Raspberry PI Imager on Fedora. So click the Fedora icon, followed by a click on the Add repository and install manually link. On Fedora, you only need to run two commands to adding the repository and installing package rpi-imager. Example for Fedora 37:

Most desktop environments offer a search feature for the application menu. To locate the Raspberry PI Imager application, enter the search text rpi or imager. Once located you can start the Raspberry PI Imager application:

Many of us are very interested in using and testing other flavours besides Ubuntu. As I saw no other way forward at the moment I installed Hippo Ubuntu server 21.04 on my Rasp Pi 4 8GB and continued on and installed Lubuntu desktop as a test.

thank you it does show the password there unfortunately it DIDNT work for me. i had the base version installed and tied both root and ubuntu but was not able to log in so i abandoned it and tried the desktop version with 0 issues im using AML-S905X-CC 2 gb

I don't know if I am doing something wrong but I can't find any official image download for image ubuntu-mate-16.04.2-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img.xz

I've been searching for hours and nothing, it's like it never existed on Ubuntu mate. Anyone has direct download link for it? I used to be able to find past releases on download page but not anymore.

I always used windows and mac osx never tried ubuntu before. I decided it is time i learn ubuntu and put it on USB 16gb.

everytime i try to install it , it get stuck @ (running pos- installation trigger update-notifier - common )

do i have to format my usb and put the os on it again? will that fix it?

or is something wrong in the setup?

But after I finish installing it , what is weird is my windows got screwed (which is fine i did back up everything)

and my windows MBR dissapeared so i did use the diskpart in when i put windows iso to repair and got windows all again.

why i find it weird because i could see my files are there ( in ubuntu i have access to the drive and i could open program files and all that ) and ubuntu on a different ssd and i use the bios to switch between them. i am surprised how the windows ssd got screwed up :/.

However, note that the installation is quite big (2.7GB for ubuntu-desktop) and even if you still use your Pi headless (without a monitor), the RAM usage will be higher. So, only install a desktop if you truly need one.

The ubuntu2004 image is a customized image based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, which has beenoptimized for CI/CD. It comes with a set of preinstalled languages, databases,and utility tools commonly used for CI/CD workflows. The image can be pairedwith any Linux machine type when defining the agentof your pipeline or block.

The ubuntu2004 image is a virtual machine (VM) image. The user in the environment,named semaphore, has full sudo access. The image will be updated bi-weekly, on the first and third Mondays of every month.Updates can be followed on the Semaphore Changelog.

The installer may ask you to choose a host name.The default (ubuntu) is fine. We will install the cloud-initpackage later, which will set the host name on boot when a newinstance is provisioned using this image.

@blowekamp understood. I had some more discoveries and observations that might be able to help you debug this issue. I make image without make/ninja because at some point I get error for output clipping warning /error. it does not exit. it seems just stuck there during image build with make/ninja, no idea why output is so limited in build vs buildx. I did build without ninja and then I ran a container out of that image in interactive mode with /bin/bash shell. I did ninja at the ubuntu command line but at some after ITK build and copy of .h and .a static libraries it goes into downloading External data SHA images from amazon and etc. I get stuck there, I check docker images in another windows terminal and I had two 1.55GB images of simpleitk + simpleitk container running + plus more stuff, that is 4GB still I must have 1GB to go until limit of 5GB from docker images. both images are the same ID meaning they are the same. Now I am stuck again in the same issue, like I explained.

I am a docker developer microservices back-end activemq, java, c++, .net mobile, python and I know there is something wrong with the build of SimpleITK inside the ubuntu container. Do you think I should turn off testing and EXTERNAL DATA download so that container image stops, what Dockerfile sample do you recommend I use I can send you mine but it is the same as the getting started instructions + some python environment create to facilitate the SimpleITK build. I am not sure yet what is happening when External data download and build of some of *.cxx.o files starts and then gets stuck there. could be the size of the image but I am not sure. I COULD DO MULTISTAGE DOCKERFILE AND THEN MAY DO SOME CLEANING OF CODE I DONT NEED because it is build and so forth. I appreciate if you could provide me with such multi-stage Dockerfile tested for a regular SimpleITK build/install better using ninja/ninja.build.

it is about 10 days I am stuck in this docker build of simpleitk. any help is appreciated. e24fc04721