Step – 1
- Download the Custom Akriti ISO Image from our server to your Windows PC / Notebook
- Image Size – 7.8 GB
- Right Click on the image above and click “save link as”.
Step – 2
- Get the MicroSD Card ready and insert in SD Card slot using the adapter
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Step – 3
- Download & Install Raspberry Pi Imager
- Link – https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/ – Click on “Download for Windows”
- Link – https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/ – Click on “Download for Windows”
- Start the Raspberry Pi Imager and click on “Choose OS”
- Scroll down the list and choose the option “Use Custom – Select a custom .img from your computer”
- Browse to the image location, select the downloaded image and click “Open”
- Then click on the button “Choose Storage”
- Select the MicroSD Card that you have inserted and click “Write”.
- You will get an alert to confirm erasure of all data, click “Yes” to continue.
- The process will start and will show you a progress bar and continue for some time till it ends
- Once complete it will show the following message. Remove the MicroSD card from the PC & Click Continue.
Step 4 – Start the Raspberry Pi with the newly installed Image
- Insert MicroSD card into the Raspberry Pi and Power it on, after connecting to Monitor, Keyboard & Mouse (Network Cable Optional).
- Once the PI boots up you will see the desktop screen and two icons on the screen. One will be a shortcut to the “Universal GCode Sender” & the other will be a “Readme” file.
- Once you have finished reading the “Readme” file, you can delete it if you wish.