Etcher does seem to have a tracking problem and their responses as to why are really unsatisfactory, at which point they mark the issue as “closed” (see the discussion under pull requests on github). That being said, Idk what the situation’s like for RPi imager but one would hope it’s better...
I love your videos always watch when I see new ones. If it is possible show us how to add OS's not in list or add OS's without overwriting current ones. If there is a manual way.
If you think you might want to use any of the utilities in future (e.g. to replace them with future OS offerings), wouldn’t it be sensible to install it from the first install? Otherwise you’ll end up reinstalling everything as new any time you want to add something in future? Like what you mentioned at 07:30
After spending days with BerryBoot not allowing my installs to connect to my wifi and modifying the wpa_supplicant.conf file not working, I gave Pinn OS a try. Right away, it allowed me to use the WPS button and it put me on wifi immediately. My question is this: can I add standard Linux distros to Pinn OS, or must they be a compressed version, like BerryBoot uses?
PINN OS enables you to update each OS when the official OS maintainers publish their updates, whereas with BerryBoot you have to wait ‘til the BerryBoot maintainer applies those updates for any of the OSes
There is also a “replace OS” function that enables you to update individual OSes to their latest versions (so long as the size remains within the same partition size), without affecting any of the other OSes installed. There’s also a “reserve space” function for storing OSes in a small, reserved partition for future use. All in the readme
@@sergiol5392 I tried to create one myself (there are instructions in the PINN readme, under the advanced usage section) but unfortunately my system didn’t have enough memory available to complete it so I don’t know how successfully it might work for whichever distro.
15th September 2023 I setup the latest pinn on my RPI 4B 8GB model. I installed severall os , then I selected one to boot that works ok. but when I reboot it will go straight into the first os I setup and doesent show me a bootloader where i can select the other OS this is so annoying. MY setup is one SD card with the os on it. what am I doing wrong?
Raspberry Pi OS both of 32 bit and 64 bit have no audio for youtube video installed from PINN Dual Boot. LineageOS for all versions have the same problem. Is there any way to fix it?
KDE and XFCE versions are still visible on SourceForge: sourceforge.net/projects/pinn/files/os/manjaro-xfce-rpi4/ sourceforge.net/projects/pinn/files/os/manjaro-kde-rpi4/
@@Lukes-Tech yes chromium, all worked fine till it freezed and i had to cut the power, i started on raspbian and it did same thing, i put a fresh simple twister os and worked fine so a hardward problem was excluded. now im on windows, work fine and im pleased, still no sound but its in tests
Just got a 400 and cannot get this to run after numerous attempts. I tried with sd card and usb and the green light is on but no boot. A few words and pi logo flash, then nothing. Am i missing something? Thanks for all help!
These multi boot systems are real time wasters. They quickly rack up errors and are just not suited for day to day use. And no its not my equipment. So before we leap into these vids a little homework plz!
Well, actually I’ve been using Pinn OS since May and have had no problems. Pinn OS is different then berryboot because it creates a completely new partition for each OS. I don’t think I need homework because I would call myself a experienced user with Pinn OS.
to erase the USB/SD use RPi imager, it works really well and even saved me a few sd cards that weren't recognized anywhere else.
Yeah, the same thing happened to me.
Etcher does seem to have a tracking problem and their responses as to why are really unsatisfactory, at which point they mark the issue as “closed” (see the discussion under pull requests on github).
That being said, Idk what the situation’s like for RPi imager but one would hope it’s better...
What do you guys think about my wallpaper on my mac? 😂
Linus tech tips?
@@andrewcool4587 yup
I just realized this video is 1080p (your first?) good job! your production quality is better every video!
Yeah thanks!
I love your videos always watch when I see new ones. If it is possible show us how to add OS's not in list or add OS's without overwriting current ones. If there is a manual way.
Thanks! I’ve been trying to figure that out for a while but I haven’t been successful yet.
If you think you might want to use any of the utilities in future (e.g. to replace them with future OS offerings), wouldn’t it be sensible to install it from the first install? Otherwise you’ll end up reinstalling everything as new any time you want to add something in future? Like what you mentioned at 07:30
Yeah, good point. I misstated that:D
After spending days with BerryBoot not allowing my installs to connect to my wifi and modifying the wpa_supplicant.conf file not working, I gave Pinn OS a try. Right away, it allowed me to use the WPS button and it put me on wifi immediately. My question is this: can I add standard Linux distros to Pinn OS, or must they be a compressed version, like BerryBoot uses?
Sadly, it’s very complicated to add a custom OS to PinnOS, I personally don’t know how to..
PINN OS enables you to update each OS when the official OS maintainers publish their updates, whereas with BerryBoot you have to wait ‘til the BerryBoot maintainer applies those updates for any of the OSes
Good point!
There is also a “replace OS” function that enables you to update individual OSes to their latest versions (so long as the size remains within the same partition size), without affecting any of the other OSes installed.
There’s also a “reserve space” function for storing OSes in a small, reserved partition for future use.
All in the readme
@@PilotAtInception And for multiboot with custom OS (PINN)? I talked with owner of this video about it. Thanks
@@sergiol5392 I tried to create one myself (there are instructions in the PINN readme, under the advanced usage section) but unfortunately my system didn’t have enough memory available to complete it so I don’t know how successfully it might work for whichever distro.
15th September 2023 I setup the latest pinn on my RPI 4B 8GB model. I installed severall os , then I selected one to boot that works ok. but when I reboot it will go straight into the first os I setup and doesent show me a bootloader where i can select the other OS this is so annoying.
MY setup is one SD card with the os on it. what am I doing wrong?
Raspberry Pi OS both of 32 bit and 64 bit have no audio for youtube video installed from PINN Dual Boot. LineageOS for all versions have the same problem. Is there any way to fix it?
I download pinn copied it to my sd card but nothing all I get is sd boot failed
Weird how Manjaro’s disappeared - there were two versions there about six months ago :S
Yeah it is.
@@Lukes-Tech would be great if we could get procountsf to view some of these videos!
KDE and XFCE versions are still visible on SourceForge:
sourceforge.net/projects/pinn/files/os/manjaro-xfce-rpi4/
sourceforge.net/projects/pinn/files/os/manjaro-kde-rpi4/
@@PilotAtInception Oh yeah it would be awesome!
@@Lukes-Tech Manjaro AND Kali are available through pinn.mjh.nz 😱
i got freeze youtube on twister os and raspbian, i instaled on sd and also ssd and still same
Are you using chromium? Because I get great performance while using chromium.
@@Lukes-Tech yes chromium, all worked fine till it freezed and i had to cut the power, i started on raspbian and it did same thing, i put a fresh simple twister os and worked fine so a hardward problem was excluded. now im on windows, work fine and im pleased, still no sound but its in tests
2nd like....awesome video ....where did ya get the linus wallpaper?
Thanks! I got it from here!
linustechtips.com/topic/1278126-mac-os-big-sur-linus-wallpaper-4k/
Just got a 400 and cannot get this to run after numerous attempts. I tried with sd card and usb and the green light is on but no boot. A few words and pi logo flash, then nothing. Am i missing something? Thanks for all help!
I don’t think so but maybe check this tutorial for Pinn OS on the Pi400
th-cam.com/video/yei-P-thf7I/w-d-xo.html
@@Lukes-Tech Sure will thanks for answering
Can you overclock all the OS at once or have to do all separately?
is it possible to remove an installed os from pinn?
great video. can I install a custom image in pinn?
where can i donwload this linus tech tips wallpaper
it is nice
Haha, here it is
linustechtips.com/topic/1278126-mac-os-big-sur-linus-wallpaper-4k/
Raspberry Pi Projects and More nice
Thanks you!
Great bro
Thanks!
That’s Linus!!
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@@Lukes-Tech 😂😂
These multi boot systems are real time wasters. They quickly rack up errors and are just not suited for day to day use. And no its not my equipment. So before we leap into these vids a little homework plz!
Well, actually I’ve been using Pinn OS since May and have had no problems. Pinn OS is different then berryboot because it creates a completely new partition for each OS. I don’t think I need homework because I would call myself a experienced user with Pinn OS.
Experience will tell you its a work in progress@@Lukes-Tech