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NOTE: You can select OS such as 64-bit Ubuntu by navigating into Other general purpose OS Click CHOOSE OS and select your preferred OS Note: You can choose to download for either Windows, Mac or Ubuntu Download Raspberry Pi Imager software by visiting this link Insert a micro-SD card to the computer using a micro-SD card reader connected to the computer, or by using a built-in card reader on a laptop Follow the steps below according to your operating system. If you want to use a Compute Module 4 without eMMC on the reTerminal, then you need to insert a micro-SD and flash the OS of your choice. Now your Raspberry Pi OS and all the necessary packages are up to update! Q4: How can I flash OS if I replace the CM4 with non-eMMC version ¶ Open a terminal window on the reTerminal and type the following
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We will update all the packages and also the Raspberry Pi OS to the latest version
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Q3: How to upgrade Raspberry Pi OS and the installed packages ¶ Click CHOOSE STORAGE and select the connected eMMC drive Navigate to the previously extracted image, select it and click open Here you can set a hostname, enable SSH, set a password, configure wifi, set locale settings and more Press CTRL + SHIFT + X on the keyboard to open Advanced options window However, you can download a 64-bit version as well

Note: reTerminal is originally shipped with 32-bit OS. Download the Raspberry Pi OS by visiting the links below If you have flashed to a different OS and want to switch back to the default Raspberry Pi OS which is shipped with reTerminal, you can follow the steps below Q2: How can I flash Raspberry Pi OS which is originally shipped with reTerminal? ¶ Enter terminal window of reTerminal and type the following to open the configuration file Now let's go through the following steps to identify which version of the board we have so that we can choose the appropriate flashing method. Method 1 works if you have the new version (v1.7 or higher) of the STM32 firmware on the reTerminal and on the other hand, method 2 is only needed if you have the old version (lower than v1.7) of the STM32 firmware on the board.


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Q12: LEDs and Buzzer do not work after installing reTerminal drivers Q11: The screen orientation is incorrect after installing Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye
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Q10: How can I install Ubuntu on reTerminal? Q9: Why does buzzer, LEDs and buttons do not work after installing the reTerminal drivers? Q8: Why there is black glue around the chips on the CM4? Q7: How can I boot an OS from USB Flash Drive Q6: I cannot wake up the reTerminal LCD after sleep Q5: How can I log in to Raspberry Pi OS/ Ubuntu OS or other OS using a USB to serial converter Q4: How can I flash OS if I replace the CM4 with non-eMMC version Q3: How to upgrade Raspberry Pi OS and the installed packages Q2: How can I flash Raspberry Pi OS which is originally shipped with reTerminal? Q1: How can I update the STM32 firmware for reTerminal LCDĬonnect to STM32 using CM4 and flash the firmwareĬonnect to STM32 using jumper wires and OpenOCDĬheck the installed STM32G030 firmware version
