How to extract and install the downloaded disk image file
Raspberry Pi OS
Bullseye, 32 bit
Using Raspberry Pi/Raspberry Pi OS
The Raspberry Pi Archiver cannot extract large files. The OS username is 'pi' and the password is 'raspberry'. There are two installation procedures below. Use the one that works for you.
Using Windows
Install an archive utility that can
unzip large files. Use 7zip or
WinZip.
Install a SD card flash utility such as
Raspberry Pi Imager or
balenaEtcher, which is what I use.
Insert a 32 GB or larger Micro SD card into a Micro SD card reader on your
Windows computer. It must be one that can also write.
balenaEtcher can open zip files and should work with this image. Be sure to
check the box to
verify the Micro SD card after it flashes it.
Booting and setup of the image on your Raspberry Pi
Insert the SD card onto your Raspberry Pi and boot.
Run at the terminal prompt:
/usr/bin/piwiz
# The password will be raspberry until you reboot
# Expand the file system to fit your SD Card
sudo raspi-config
Select Advanced Options/Expand Filesystem
Press enter
reboot
Software that is installed on the disk image
You need to put the image on a 32GB or larger Micro SD card.
- Raspberry Pi OS with desktop
2021-10-30-raspios-bullseye-armhf
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ADS-B (dump1090) for SDRplay
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cmake 3.18.4
-
CubicSDR
-
Dream Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) receiver
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fldigi
-
GNU Radio 3.8.2
-
gqrx
-
GridTracker
-
gr-osmosdr (fventuri)
-
HackRF One 2021.03.1 (You may have to update
your firmware to match)
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hamlib-4.4
-
liquid-dsp
-
mumble
-
nrsc5-dui for HD Radio
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op25
-
PLSDR
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QRadioLink
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Qt 5 5.15.2
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RtAudio
-
SDR++
-
SDRangel
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SdrGlut
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SDRplay API 3.07
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Soapy Remote
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Soapy SDR for HackRF
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SoapySDR
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SoapySDRPlay
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SSH is enabled
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TCP Server
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Virtual Radar Server
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wsjtx-2.5.2
-
wxWidgets
- Scripts and Program Menu items created