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You can download the latest version from the web-site. You may be prompted with several download options on that page.
#Raspberry pi 2 noobs geany permission denied install
The easiest way to install Raspbian is through the NOOBS install manager (New Out Of the Box Software). Bottom line: if you get errors during install, or boot, try a different Micro SD card before wasting hours troubleshooting. Both work great in my camera, or with my USB SD card reader. I had no problems with three different cards, and then 2 new 16 gig Adata cards both kept crashing the Raspberry Pi during boot up. Once you have an empty micro SD card formatted correctly, you are ready to copy the Raspberry Pi OS on it.Ī word of caution: some SD cards work better than others with the Raspberry Pi. Once you open the respective program, follow the menus to delete the existing contents of the SD card and format it using FAT32. Regardless of the tool you use, be very careful to select the correct drive / partition where your SD card is! A mistake here could potentially wipe-out your computer’s hard-drive! On my old Ubunto laptop, I had to install the package with “apt-get” and run it as administrator.
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For Linux, the start-up guide recommends GParted, a free application for managing disk partitions using a graphical interface.

To do that you can use the SD Formatter program by SD Associates, available for Windows and for Mac. The Micro SD card for the Raspberry Pi 2 needs to be formatted using the FAT32 format. I will cover the WiFi configuration in a follow-up post.
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Rwx -> it's readable, writeable and executable for the owner ("root") It should output something like: drwxrwsr-x 2 root staff 4096 bin it's a folder/directory If you perform the following ls : ls -l /usr/local/bin If the download succeeded (the & executes the following command only if the previous command succeeded) I execute the downloaded script in a shell that was startet with sudo. To do this you don't need special rights because /tmp should be writable for everyone. My idea was to download the installer script to a scriptfile in the temp-Folder ( /tmp). And I expect the shell call will do the copy that was denied, because it has no right to write to /usr/local/bin. In your configuration: Even if you call the curl command with sudo that command pipes the output to a shell command which is not called with a sudo. Perhaps it helps if you try: curl > /tmp/sd_insta.sh & \
