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How do I erase the RPI EEPROM and install one for a different OS that I coded myself?
You don't need to do anything with the EEPROM nor any bootloader. The entire OS is stored on your boot device eg micro sd card or SSD
Download PiImager and select 'CHOOSE OS' to see a selection of ...
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How do I erase the RPI EEPROM and install one for a different OS that I coded myself?
As per other comments, you don't need to worry about the bootloader if what you want to do is code an OS or whatever bare metal based thing; lots of people do this. The OS is loaded from a file on the ...
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A few questions to Pi4, first post
Raspberry Pi OS 64bit is Debian (they share a common repository).
(This differs from Raspberry Pi OS 32bit where code is recompiled for ARM6.)
The differences are related to the firmware (VideoCore ...
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legacy camera not detected, bullseye
I had the same problem. Raspberry pi 4b 8gb. I reinstalled my os this time using the old Legacy operating system (debian buster) from the raspberry imager. After that camera worked out of the box. I ...
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Significance of SSH Keys in RasPi OS 2022-09-22
This is standard for all Linux computers (and probably others). (So this is not a Pi specific question). In the bad old days you had to manually generate keys.
For most users these are only relevant ...
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