No external hard boot on raspberry pi
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Raspberry Pi 3 is using the operating system Ubuntu mate16.04
I would like to use raspberry as an external hard drive without using sd card.
Is there any way?
I installed the ubuntu-mate-16.04.2-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img
boot usb sd-card ubuntu-mate
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Raspberry Pi 3 is using the operating system Ubuntu mate16.04
I would like to use raspberry as an external hard drive without using sd card.
Is there any way?
I installed the ubuntu-mate-16.04.2-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img
boot usb sd-card ubuntu-mate
asked May 29 at 8:46
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My Pi does not have any built in storage medium. I don't think what you are asking for is possible, at this time.
– C.S.Cameron
May 29 at 18:38
If you Boot the Pi in toram mode it should still work after the SD card is removed.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:50
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up vote
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Raspberry Pi 3 is using the operating system Ubuntu mate16.04
I would like to use raspberry as an external hard drive without using sd card.
Is there any way?
I installed the ubuntu-mate-16.04.2-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img
boot usb sd-card ubuntu-mate
asked May 29 at 8:46
user830486
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Raspberry Pi 3 is using the operating system Ubuntu mate16.04
I would like to use raspberry as an external hard drive without using sd card.
Is there any way?
I installed the ubuntu-mate-16.04.2-desktop-armhf-raspberry-pi.img
boot usb sd-card ubuntu-mate
asked May 29 at 8:46
user830486
134
asked May 29 at 8:46
user830486
134
asked May 29 at 8:46
user830486
134
asked May 29 at 8:46
user830486
134
134
My Pi does not have any built in storage medium. I don't think what you are asking for is possible, at this time.
– C.S.Cameron
May 29 at 18:38
If you Boot the Pi in toram mode it should still work after the SD card is removed.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:50
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My Pi does not have any built in storage medium. I don't think what you are asking for is possible, at this time.
– C.S.Cameron
May 29 at 18:38
If you Boot the Pi in toram mode it should still work after the SD card is removed.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:50
My Pi does not have any built in storage medium. I don't think what you are asking for is possible, at this time.
– C.S.Cameron
May 29 at 18:38
My Pi does not have any built in storage medium. I don't think what you are asking for is possible, at this time.
– C.S.Cameron
May 29 at 18:38
If you Boot the Pi in toram mode it should still work after the SD card is removed.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:50
If you Boot the Pi in toram mode it should still work after the SD card is removed.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:50
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How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3 and- Pi 3 booting part I: USB mass storage boot beta
Money quote:
If you can’t boot from the MSD, then there are some steps that you can take to diagnose the problem. Please note, though, this is very much still a work in progress:
- Format an SD card as FAT32
- Copy the current next branch bootcode.bin from GitHub onto the SD card
- Plug it into the Pi and try again
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
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answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
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I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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accepted
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3 and- Pi 3 booting part I: USB mass storage boot beta
Money quote:
If you can’t boot from the MSD, then there are some steps that you can take to diagnose the problem. Please note, though, this is very much still a work in progress:
- Format an SD card as FAT32
- Copy the current next branch bootcode.bin from GitHub onto the SD card
- Plug it into the Pi and try again
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
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I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3 and- Pi 3 booting part I: USB mass storage boot beta
Money quote:
If you can’t boot from the MSD, then there are some steps that you can take to diagnose the problem. Please note, though, this is very much still a work in progress:
- Format an SD card as FAT32
- Copy the current next branch bootcode.bin from GitHub onto the SD card
- Plug it into the Pi and try again
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
1,529918
I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3 and- Pi 3 booting part I: USB mass storage boot beta
Money quote:
If you can’t boot from the MSD, then there are some steps that you can take to diagnose the problem. Please note, though, this is very much still a work in progress:
- Format an SD card as FAT32
- Copy the current next branch bootcode.bin from GitHub onto the SD card
- Plug it into the Pi and try again
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
1,529918
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3
How to boot from a USB Mass Storage Device on a Raspberry Pi 3 and- Pi 3 booting part I: USB mass storage boot beta
Money quote:
If you can’t boot from the MSD, then there are some steps that you can take to diagnose the problem. Please note, though, this is very much still a work in progress:
- Format an SD card as FAT32
- Copy the current next branch bootcode.bin from GitHub onto the SD card
- Plug it into the Pi and try again
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
1,529918
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
edited May 29 at 13:36
David Foerster
25.8k1361106
25.8k1361106
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
1,529918
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
1,529918
answered May 29 at 8:58
cmak.fr
1,529918
1,529918
I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
add a comment |Â
I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
I've already done it, but when I remove the sd card, the screen is black and nothing....
– user830486
May 29 at 9:01
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
see raspberrypi.org/blog/pi-3-booting-part-i-usb-mass-storage-boot (maybe a solution at then end of the page)
– cmak.fr
May 29 at 9:31
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
@Thomas: Looks like the essential parts are included (now).
– David Foerster
May 29 at 13:34
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I inserted the bootcode.bin file and tried to run it but it does not work. When I remove the sd card and insert the hard disk, it stops in rainbow screen....
– user830486
May 30 at 5:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
I bricked a 3TB and a 4TB mechanical hard drive leaving them plugged into my Pi, If you use a mechanical drive with a Pi make sure it is totally shut down before adding or removing HDD's. I now prefer accessing the drives over the network rather than plugging them in.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:48
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My Pi does not have any built in storage medium. I don't think what you are asking for is possible, at this time.
– C.S.Cameron
May 29 at 18:38
If you Boot the Pi in toram mode it should still work after the SD card is removed.
– C.S.Cameron
Jun 1 at 15:50