Differenze tra le versioni di "Raspberry PI: network boot explained"

Da raspibo.
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Creata pagina con 'The network booting process has three phases: * get an IP address via DHCP * load kernel and configuration files using TFTP * mount root partition by NFS == Any Raspberry PI ...')
 
Riga 5: Riga 5:
  
 
== Any Raspberry PI can be net-booted ==
 
== Any Raspberry PI can be net-booted ==
...but it need an SD card. Only Raspberry PI 3 supports netkork booting without any card
+
...but it needs an SD card. Only Raspberry PI 3 supports netkork booting without any card
 
(although I have not tested it yet).
 
(although I have not tested it yet).
  
The SD card need to contain one file: bootcode.bin.
+
The SD card need to contain one FAT partition and inside it one file: bootcode.bin.
 
The latest version of bootcode.bin can be dowloaded from [https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/master/boot here].
 
The latest version of bootcode.bin can be dowloaded from [https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/master/boot here].
  
 
Further information on the boot modes can be retrieved from the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/bootmodes/ boot modes page] on the raspberry pi foundation documentation site.
 
Further information on the boot modes can be retrieved from the [https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/bootmodes/ boot modes page] on the raspberry pi foundation documentation site.

Versione delle 10:15, 10 gen 2018

The network booting process has three phases:

  • get an IP address via DHCP
  • load kernel and configuration files using TFTP
  • mount root partition by NFS

Any Raspberry PI can be net-booted

...but it needs an SD card. Only Raspberry PI 3 supports netkork booting without any card (although I have not tested it yet).

The SD card need to contain one FAT partition and inside it one file: bootcode.bin. The latest version of bootcode.bin can be dowloaded from here.

Further information on the boot modes can be retrieved from the boot modes page on the raspberry pi foundation documentation site.