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--- raspberry_pi_3_boot_to_usb [2016/12/14 16:39] – walkeradmin
+++ raspberry_pi_3_boot_to_usb [2023/03/09 22:35] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-Your parted print output should look similar to the one above.
+Your <color red>parted</color> print output should look similar to the one above.
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-Edit /boot/cmdline.txt so that it uses the USB storage device as the root file\\
+Edit <color red> /boot/cmdline.txt</color> so that it uses the USB storage device as the root file\\
 system instead of the SD card.
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-The same needs to be done for fstab:
+The same needs to be done for <color red>fstab:</color>
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 Disconnect the power supply from the Pi, remove the SD card, and reconnect the power supply. If all has gone well, the Pi should begin to boot after a few seconds.
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+==== NOTE ====
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+Once you have done a couple, and you are comfortable with the sequence, you can copy and paste the commands in batches:
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+<file>
 sudo mkdir /mnt/target
 sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/target/
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 sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install rsync
 sudo rsync -ax --progress / /boot /mnt/target
+</file>
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+<file>
 cd /mnt/target
 sudo mount --bind /dev dev
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 rm /etc/ssh/ssh_host*
 dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server
+</file>
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 exit
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+<file>
 sudo umount dev
 sudo umount sys
 sudo umount proc
+</file>
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+<file>
 sudo sed -i "s,root=/dev/mmcblk0p2,root=/dev/sda2," /mnt/target/boot/cmdline.txt
 sudo sed -i "s,/dev/mmcblk0p,/dev/sda," /mnt/target/etc/fstab
+</file>
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+<file>
 cd ~
 sudo umount /mnt/target/boot
 sudo umount /mnt/target
-# sudo poweroff
+</file>
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+sudo poweroff
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