Installing the 64-bit OS (bate) on a Raspberry Pi

With the release of the 8GB version of the Raspberry Pi4, the 64-bit version (bate) of the operating system has been released to the public.
In this case, I'm going to install the 64bit version of the OS.

Download.

[here](https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/ viewtopic.php?f=117&t=275370) from the page ClickDownload here` to download the zip file.

Install.

• Write the downloaded file to the microSD card.
• This time we will use Etcher. here Download and install it.
• After starting Etcher, click on Flash from File to download the OS's Select the zip file.
• Check the installation location in the middle and if it is different, change it by Change.
• Click on Flash when the correct destination is selected.
• Wait for a while and close Etcher when the installation is complete.

SSH Settings.

Enable SSH.

• Immediately after installation, Windows probably doesn't recognize the microSD card. So point the microSD card again.
• When you see the microSD card(boot), open it and make a ssh file (not ssh.txt). (Be careful not to turn it into ssh.txt)

The password is stored in clear text. It can be hashed later, but not for now.

SSH Connection.

• Insert the microSD into the RaspberryPi and connect it to the power supply, and wait for a while until the system boots up. Wait.
• Start the command prompt or powershell and execute the following command Connect to the RaspberryPi.

ssh pi@raspberrypi

• You will be asked for yes/no?
• Type ssh pi@raspberrypi again and you will be connected to RasPi and SSH2 When you are asked for a password, enter the initial password raspberry to login You can.

Default.

raspi-config.

• The following command will display raspi-config.

sudo raspi-config

Change Password.

• Please select 1 to change your password

Update.

• Select 8 to start the update.

Exit raspi-config.

• Press the right key and select Finish to exit raspi-config.
• Reboot when asked if you want to reboot.

Update Package.

Update the package with the following command.

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo apt dist-upgrade -y

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