- download and install the Pi Imager app
- set up to use PI OS Lite
- In advanced: 1) enable SSH with hostname (pi) 2) username and password (pi) 3) wireless LAN setting
- SSH in (use ssh [email protected]) then username and pass as above
- Once in run a full upgrade (
update
andfull-update
)
Note: check the hostname is correct after the image ... hostname
. You might need to update /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts
- Run
sudo raspi-config
- Scroll through options:
- Boot to CLI as pi (1 - System options), (S5 - Boot), (B2 - CLI)
- Network at boot: (1 - System Options), (S6 - Net at Boot), Yes
- Remove splash: (1 - System options), (S7 - splash), No
- Overclock it: (4 - Performance), (P1 - Overclock), OK, High
- Expand to full file system: (6 - Advancced), (A1 - Expand)
- GPU (4 - Performance), (P2 - GPU memory), 256
- Finish and
Yes
to the reboot - This should restart with a CLI logged in as "pi"