Download raspian jessie iso

Libre, X, Desktop …. I realise that deleting from a full fat version is not as ideal from a technical point of view as selecting things to add, but I suspect that the community might be able to assist easier. Any reason why new image does not appear to completely shut down? Power remains to video and network interface after system halted.

Also no series of blinking lights which I always used as a signal it was safe to cut mains power. A correction on my previous comment. They arrived this morning! Visited the site to download Raspian now find a brand new version.

My Birthday really has come early! This is my third Raspberry Pi and with each generation, not only has the hardware speed increased, but also the delivery time. I use Pis headless, using VNC to access a desktop. This also gives me ssh access to a command line. I ran raspi-config with nothing special but when I tried to install tightvncserver I just got error messages about temporary failure resolving mirrordirector. Sudo apt-get update failed with similar errors.

Is the update not fully configured yet or something? Those that need a striped down version and command line access will have sufficient skills to prune and configure that requirement until the official minimal version is available. May I respectfully ask why sudo was such a big deal to people using RPi. In what way is it more beginner friendly?

Less confusing and one fewer things to take into account when teaching. Also, every time you use sudo you risk your code doing things to the system that were not intended. For two, lots of schools might prefer to not have it by default on the Pi. For three, it takes up room that a lot of users might want for other things. I think booting to the GUI is a strange mood. When Ebon was first talking about the Raspberry pi he talked at length about how children today are disconnected from the underlying hardware and code of the machine.

The fact that you had to StartX into the machine shows kids that there is something behind the fancy graphics. Even if 99 out of kids just skip straight to the GUI there will always be that one that wants to know more. I do like to see the capabilities of the Pi Increased, I own 3 after all. Thank you for the hard work, all of you. It looks nice, but makes live for people setting up school environments more difficult. I need to prepare 14 workplaces for kids, and burning SD cards now takes much more time.

In wheezy, raspi-config started automatically. Great for administrators. Now I have to wait till desktop is up and start it from there. If you need to use this path 14 times you really start to dislike it.

And when finally the cards are up and running, I remove all the xtra packages like minecraft and libreoffice and sonic which are not needed for the workshop. Which takes again time. For each SD card. People usually tell me: prepare a sd card and duplicate.

Works if each and any of the card is identical. What you do not have in real live I agree that from an end user point of view it looks appealing. But please offer also a smaller, more manageable version for the admins.

Last not least, when in scratch I use the help menu, I get libreoffice started in edit mode for the help html. Not a good idea. You can do the exercise once, make a backup of the SD card once you are happy, then clone it 13 times……. I expected this comment. It works in few cases, but if the particular SD cards you have differ in sector number, you are lost and have to do it again completely manual for the affected cards. I ran into this multiple times, and decided this approach is too expensive.

And: when file system is extended, cloning means that burning the sd card takes much longer. Then you extend on each system and should work even if there is slight variation with the total free space on each card type. Do once. Re-image and then check out this guide from Les Pounder on writing to multiple SD cards at the same time. You may want to have a look at PiNet, would make that process quite a bit easier and is free and open source. Hi GHP. I wrote a how-to on shrinking SD card images for this exact purpose — making them smaller and thus quicker to copy to multiple cards for a classroom.

As described above, there is a Wheezy to Jessie upgrade path, but it is unsupported — there are a huge number of files changed between the two systems, and we have no way of knowing whether changes made by users to their own Raspbian install will clash with some part of the Jessie update. Have a look at the forum post linked above, and make sure you back up first if you try it.

Unfortunately, there are just too many files changed in an update from Wheezy to Jessie to be able to guarantee a problem-free update for every user. Thanks Simon. If I understand you correctly, updating my Pi with sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade will automatically result in a Jessie update? So there is no further life for Wheezy — or will Wheezy continue to be maintained for a limited time in future?

If you want to upgrade to jessie you will need to change your apt sources. Updates that can be automatically pulled from Debian will likely continue to get pulled from Debian until Debian stops making them available. However packages that have been modified either by the raspbian project or by the raspberry pi foundation are less likely to get updates.

The only negative thing I would say is that the size of the image is getting very big, but having all the additional software available more than makes up for that. Although it was easy enough to add software before using apt-get update if you have easy access to broadband that is not the case everywhere especially where Raspberry Pis are being used off-network eg.

The boot to command line made sense with the original aim which was predominately targetting teenagers, but these days we are teaching programming to much younger children. My 7 year old son was taking his first steps in Python recently. Booting to desktop removes one more barrier and makes it more user friendly. Removing the requirement for sudo to access the GPIO is a big bonus, as that means code can be run directly from the editor currently IDLE without needing to get to the command line first.

If you take memory for 2 displays it leaves only a small amount available to the OS, thus the performance will decrease.

I think first priority is allowing switching between the two. Even when designing for a small screen it may be useful to temporarily switch to the standard HDMI eg for a presentation or to develop on a larger screen. It is possible to use both display outputs at the same time, but it does require software to choose the right display. Omxplayer is one application that has been modified to enable secondary display output.

Feature request 2: Midnight Commander installed as default. This is of course easier sudo apt-get install mc. The zip problem seems like a totally unnecessary problem. I finally managed to unzip and install the image. I have since installed a couple of packages, but df shows lots of unused space. Any tips? Is there a special repository that I need to configure to get the gui, or some other magic incantation that I need to perform?

I very much appreciate this step because some of the software bugs in the programs coming with wheezy already bite me. I own eight Raspberry Pis and have about a dozen different raspian installations on SD cards.

There is a small cluster, a DNS server etc. Some hours of installation and configuration went into them. Backups done on an irregular basis. Imagine my frustration when I hear that there is no supported upgrade path from wheezy to jessie. After all being able to keep a system up-to-date without reinstallations is one of the most important Debian merits.

Back them up and try the upgrade process. We are not officially supporting it for the simple reason that there are a huge number of changes between Wheezy and Jessie, and we have no way of testing it on every single customised Wheezy install out there. I already have to edit my config. Looking forward to the lite image for my compute module, but really would like still to have it to boot direct to GUI, will that be possible on the lite image? Kind regards Chris. Will it it then be possible to install X on the lite image on compute module afterwards?

Only the GUI not Office and all the other stuff…. Given that apt is used to install all the major applications, it should remove them reasonably cleanly. Recently I was fairly happy, that kodi has been added to the official repo.

However it seems it got kicked again. No more kodi in raspbian? Any chance of being able to get a bootsplash i. Plymouth working on Jessie? The change to systemd seems to be preventing it from loading. I need to have Chromium in order to have Flash so I can run and edit Scratch 2-projects. This works well in Raspbian Wheezy on Raspberry Pi 2. Is it possible to run and edit Scratch 2-projects in Raspbian Jessie? Can someone please point me in the direction of some sources for these new preferences utilities?

OCD is not liking all these small inconsistent panels. I have a Pi 2 for playing with on which I put the new version as soon as I read about it; and on a new project I will use whatever is the current version at the time. I tried it for a few weeks, hated it, ripped out Win10 and went back to Win7 Ultimate. Total cost? Nothing, I sold an older laptop for more than I paid for the new one!!

I have a minimal install of Jessie from Raspbian that I generated with debootstrap for hosting purposes. Thank you Amin for drawing my attention to QT5, I just installed it as it looks interesting and useful.

The underlying Jessie system is the same; what is different is the additional applications we add, plus tweaks to the desktop user interface, new configuration panels, new plugins for the menu bar etc. Which version of Java have you packaged? Congrats for the good work. Also had a similar problem. Worked fine on the desktop. Reconfigured to boot to the command line.

UK keyboard was back. Ran commandline version of raspi-config and then both CLI and desktop has the right keyboard. I also had this problem — setup my K keyboard for US english using the GUI and all looked ok, but when I rebooted, I got the GB version back — so my hash symbols became pound symbols among other funny substitutions….

Imagine teachers teaching web development, and students only need a RPI for all. Average user I think prefer this too. And those who blame the change are those who knows how to revert it.

I mean progress?!?? And which way works best. I presume one should mount the old card as a flash drive?

The problem is there is a Fat volume and a linux volume. Perhaps giving the option in Noobs of not installing certain components might help here. This is important point. Now those are getting obsolete just because of bloated operating system install. Let people themself choose what they need. Is Minecraft really so important for education? Actually, it does but it loops back to the login screen! Model B, k My faithful first, still chugging along.

Virgin Jessie in 8GB card. Boots fine. Fine so far. First I added the Desktop Pager to the Panel. Uh-oh… right-click on it to add more desktops, and what do I find? From here on, all done in a jumble on one desktop…. To do this, I created a new item under System Tools, with the same details as the original, and clicked OK though in the process I found no means of associating an Icon!

This should have created an item in the Main Menu with perhaps a default icon? Nothing shows. It should, by default! A bit deeper: Mozilla stuff?

Icedove is similarly eminently usable. Then trying to build xastir — a breeze in Wheezy, but errors galore in Jessie. On the GUI, in parenthesis, is says dhcpcdui … what happened to wicd and the older one? Can I access it via the cli? Raspian Jessie works very well, but I had to install obconf OpenBox Configuration Manager to have two desktops to switch between. I now use the latest Chromium from Ubuntu This with p screen. Thankfully the extra desktop s remain when the dialogue is closed.

One of the tricks of the cognoscenti — thanks! When you choose some menu items e. The best would be if a web-browser that can run Java applets opened.

Epiphany and Iceweasel can run Java applets if you install icedtea-plugin , but none of the scenarios worked due to some runtime exception. Scratch 2 runs in the browser using Flash. We stuck with Scratch 1. Why not use Snap! It also runs in the browser but it is based on Javascript instead of Flash. Snap seems to be very buggy. One can convert Scratch 1.

It works better in Iceweasel without Flash, but is also buggy. Older versions fail as well. If you have configure your temp folders into a fast but small device, check if it can handle 5GB. If it is smaller, configure 7zip to use the local folder and not temp.

Very well done to everyone at the foundation on a very successful Distro Rollout — Jessie is the new sheriff in town ;0. Real VNC works fine; loads at boot and runs in virtual mode. Great job! Just trying it out after using the new GUI to configure it.

I am using as I type and think it looks great. Looking forward to getting under the hood and really checking this thing out. Keep up the good work. Kudos to the Pi Towers team. It means a lot.

Time is money, so they say. Please keep up the good work! Install obconf and set for 4 desktops all needed here! For usability, surely on setting more than one Desktop there should be a Pager show automatically in the Panel?

I manually installed and put mine between System Tray and dhcpcd, bracketed by spacers. Looks good and works well…. Is there any documentation for this support? Well spotted! I installed Jessie and I must say there are some drawbacks:.

No cross inside, just a slightly different shadow. Very hard to hit the scrollbar with your mouse cursor. Sometimes theres just a black screen and nothing happens until I switch between text consoles. Hope you can fix this soon! I have no choice but to go back to Wheezy or try other distributions. Jessy is not usable on an every-day basis with those bugs! What I have been most impressed by so far in the latest release is the stability. In the past the web browsers used to conk out under load.

Now they seem to be rock steady. Fingers crossed. The apparent improvement in performance in the gui also much appreciated. When will the raspbian jessie lite image be available? Can you tell us an aprox. Hey quick question, when I go to unzip the file, it tells me I need an additional PB … that seems to be very incorrect to me and I cant seem to find any info on this.

Would you recommend a redownload of the zip file containing the image? Or what else could cause this? Having made my little moan I bit the bullet and started afresh with Jessie. Glad I did. This is a major, major improvement in Raspbian usability. Love it! I did it! It will be the best solution for PiHole and OwnCloud ;. I now have Jessie and I can not get my python program to auto start at boot up using the terminal.

It is a program that runs and I must be able to auto run it when ever my PI boots! I have only been able to get it to run in the background and it soon dies. Also no keyboard input. This worked great with the old version!! The same problem.

Background python script dies approx. Very strange problem. The only solution at the moment is downgrade. Or more like it connects for a very short period and then disconnects immediately.

All help appreciated. Where is it? Shoot, I just nuked my nice wheezy distro because it was getting old and I wanted jessie. This kills. I guess no Pi for me until the lite image comes out. Welp, despite the frustration, I really wanted to run Jessie on my 1B.

I decided to go for it and hack the image to do what I needed. I downloaded the image onto an ubuntu pc and used losetup -P loop0 to loopback-mount it. Run gparted and delete partition 2 unix ext4 fs , then re-create it smaller — small enough to fit your device.

I think I knocked MB off the four-thousand-something original value to make it fit on mine and your SD card will probably vary, so do the math and figure out what will fit. Note: I did try to rewrite the tarball to the image file before imaging the whole shebang to the sdcard, but it corrupted the filesystem outrageously, so that comes later in this recipe. My sdcard was a total of 1M blocks, so I cut a meg off for superstition. Unmount everything.

Yank out the sdcard. Remember to expand the fs to fill your sdcard using raspi-config at some point. Have fun. Jah love. So does this new update not allow log in verifications? When I plug in my pi it goes straight to X. Any news on the lite image would be great. This default Jessie image is bloated for many of us. So many people use the Pi in headless mode and its much more handy and secure to maintain an small image instead of the big one.

Please give us an estimated availability date. Thanks in advance. Hello, does the Jessie lite version is available? Hi All! The sample javaFX apps do not even run on my Pi at this point. The video player has to get a speed reference from the speedometer to adjust the rate of play and the video player needs to send a duration function so the hardware can adjust the output pwm to terrain changes stored in a.

Any help is appreciated. My email address is jjr gmail. I have several research papers to edit I was considering using LaTex. Is this the best option or is there a more recent and better alternative available to use with Jessie? After try update fro Wheezy, fails. Too many issues with apt. Too many headaches. I have enjoyed Raspbian until Jessie arrived. Since I run my Raspberries headless I have to stick to Wheezy until it stops working.

I am sorry to say I have to leave Raspbian and find some other os for my Pies. With a couple of Pies in my house I can not run around with keyboard and monitor whenever I need to do something in my Pies. Was tun? Als pi raspberrypi: sudo passwd root neues Passwort vergeben, o. I want to display particular web page on my epiphany browser after raspberry startup, Please help me, Thanks in advance.

Maybe it might be a good idea to get the basics working first??? Before all kind of fancy stuff on an image, from which the basic needs are not working? Just works, no messing with service levels or trying to change stating of services. It works, but I have to start rpcbind manually. Still head scratching atm. EDIT: ok, a little drastic perhaps, but an apt-get purge on nfs-common and rpcbind followed by re-install did the trick.

Obviously something screwy happened somewhere. All working expectedly now. Something odd……. Now that parts works…. Did some setting get changed..?? News All news. Look and feel The first thing anyone starting the new Jessie image from scratch will notice is that the default behaviour is to boot straight to the desktop GUI, not to the Linux command line.

Office applications One of our main aims with regard to Raspberry Pi is not just to make it a great cheap computer for education, but also to make it a great cheap computer in its own right. Java tools There are also two new applications in the Programming category — these are two new environments for writing Java applications, called BlueJ and Greenfoot from the University of Kent and Oracle.

Settings and configuration There are a couple of new settings dialogs in this release, found under the Preferences entry in the main menu. Where can I get it? Related posts Changes to the Raspbian user interface. Wordclock Redux. Ra: sound art from a pyrite sun disc. Share this post Post to Twitter Post to Facebook. Sudo-less GPIO access!!!!! Phil 29th September , am. My crazy product installers still work, also. William H. Bell 29th September , pm. JohnP 5th November , pm. Try running as root!

Thanks, John. Michael Horne 29th September , am. Les Pounder 29th September , am. Hi mate The image is 4. Raspberry Pi.

Top work removing the sudo requirement, that will help a lot of people :. Average Man 5th October , pm. L B 8th January , am. Nostromov 20th March , am. The installed image has about 3GB free on an 8GB card. Dawid 29th September , am. Almost 5GB image size? Ben Nuttall 29th September , am. Greg Macaree 29th September , pm. Mike T. Jarle Teigland 4th October , pm. Raul 28th March , am. SandPox 29th September , am. At long last. Phil 29th September , pm. Ken Wray 21st December , am.

Matt Hawkins 29th September , am. Andrew Oakley 29th September , pm. Just to let you know that any work on this would be very much appreicated; thanks. Matt Hawkins 29th September , pm. That is brilliant news! Lukasz Surzycki 30th September , pm. ColinD 29th September , pm. NedTheNerd 29th September , pm. The lite version should have been the first thing on the list not an afterthought. Jim 2nd October , pm.

Newbelius 7th October , pm. Thanks for that, Simon et al. Headless will be brilliant. Paul Sutton 4th October , pm. A lite version of raspbian would be most welcome,. Leo 20th October , pm. This is awesome news. Excited to hear more.

That will be perfect for my headless server :D. Juha 29th September , pm. David Glover-Aoki 29th September , am. Ben Nuttall 29th September , pm. Yes, it will. Lee 29th September , am. Is this on the Noobs Image? AndrewS 29th September , am. Kev Partner 29th September , am. All positive moves. Boot to X makes me feel a bit funny, but thats my problem to get over! FoTL 29th September , am. Has this been optimised to also work on a MB Pi1?

Anyway great news, well done to the RPF Team. AndrewS 29th September , pm. There is a hope that modern Arduino IDE will work now. Fingers crossed! Jonathan Pallant 29th September , pm.

At what point will you stop building out a updates and b security fixes for Raspbian Wheezy? Peter Green 29th September , pm. On top of raspbian the raspberry pi foundation add their own packages and build images.

Leo Leibovici 29th September , pm. Looking forward to the lite version. Over 29th September , pm. Mike 4th October , pm. Polski Ogorki 6th October , am. Kathleen 29th September , pm.

Bill Robinson 29th September , pm. But you know what I mean. We will have to agree to disagree then Simon! James Hughes 29th September , pm. James Hughes 1st October , am. Er, no. To both posts. Polski Ogorki 6th October , pm. Each and every scene has an insightful message for you to learn from.

Thanks for doing this work. Texy 29th September , pm. Ben Croston 29th September , pm. Yeah… if you launch IDLE from a command line… ;-. Chris Katko 30th September , pm. Michael 30th September , am. Brian Gilhuly 7th October , pm. Andrew Mulholland 29th September , pm. James 29th September , pm. Is there a build for the Pi2?

The image we provide works on both Pi 1 and Pi 2. BUT, i hope the upgrade method was a bit easier :. Both are free. Winkleink 29th September , pm. I actually have The Unarchiver, not sure when OS X decided to use the default Archive Utility again… seeing the error, I tried the command line… oh well, thanks ;. Yep, 7-zip worked for me as well. Thanks for the tip. Menu Help Create Join Login. Home Browse RaspbianJessie.

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